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Trans Germany 2011

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Latest News from the Race

Sauser claims second consecutive Trans Germany title

Sundstedt earns first women's title
Lakata victorious on third stage

Sauser pressured but hangs onto lead
Sauser claims second stage win

Sundstedt finishes fastest among the ladies

Races

Trans Germany 2011
1 June 2011 - 4 June 2011 | Germany | SR
- Trans Germany gets underway on Wednesday
- Stage 1 - Sauser successful on opening stage | Sonthofen Wonnemar - Pfronten
  2011-06-01 68km
- Stage 2 - Sauser claims second stage win | Pfronten - Lermoos
  2011-06-02 78km
- Stage 3 - Lakata victorious on third stage | Lermoos - Garmisch Partenkirchen
  2011-06-03 83km
- Stage 4 - Sauser claims second consecutive Trans Germany title | Garmisch Partenkirchen - Achensee Maurach
  2011-06-04 94km

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Swiss rider optimistic about his chances

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