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Cycling Photography - May 1999 The Local East Coast Australian Time is plus 30 minutes

Rund um den Henninger-Turm Mario Stiehl who lives in Berlin and helps to construct the winner's lists on cyclingnews.com was at the Rund um den Henninger-Turm on May 2. He took the following photos which are a mixture of beautiful portraits and action shots. Andreas Walzer - Team Gerolsteiner Michael Boogerd - Rabobank Christopher Bassons - La Française des Jeux Gabriele Colombo - Cantina Tollo-Alexia Kai Hundertmark - Telekom Lance Armstrong - US Postal Laurent Dufaux - Saeco-Cannondale Max Sciandri - La Française des Jeux Ole Sigurd Simensen - Agro-Adler-Brandenburg Oscar Pozzi - Riso Scotti-Vinavil Patrick Köhler - Agro-Adler-Brandenburg The Peloton The Peloton Richard Virenque - Team Polti The Telekom team Torsten Schmidt - Team Chicky World Course de la Paix Mario Stiehl who lives in Berlin and helps to construct the winner's lists on cyclingnews.com was at the Course de la Paix. Mat Anand Michael Anderson Tomasz Brozyna Francesco Frattini Stephan Gottschling Alex Kastenhuber Jans Koerts Raymond Meijs Thorsten Nitsche The Podium Olaf Pollack Piotr Przydzial Raimundas Rumsas Jakob-Piil Storm Jan Valach Steffen Wesemann Nicolas Leroy Nicolas Leroy, who is the official www.cyclingnews.com photographer has been to the GP Larciano and the Tour de l'Aude. If you are interested in the photos you should contact myself or Nicolas for details of copyright. GP Larciano: Marco Pantani - (Mercatone Uno Enrico Zaina - (Mercatone Uno Andrea Tafi - Italian champion Gabriele Balducci - Navigare-Gaerne Aldo Zanetti - Navigare-Gaerne Alessandro Varocchi - Amica Chips-Costa de Almeria Mauro Banfi - Liquigas Jamie Drew - Selle Italia Massimo Podenzana - Mercatone Uno, winner Tour de l'Aude: Nicolas took these during and after Stage 2 in Rieux Minervois. Gianna Roberge - cyclingnews.com reporter Clara Hughes - Canada, Saturn Heidi Van de Vijver - Belgian champion Lisa Serfontaine - RSA, Team J & J Whole Salers Rasa Polikeviciute - Lithuania Ljudmila Corneo - Italy, Master Automazione Hanka Kupfernagel - in leader's jersey Sandra Wampfler - Switzerland, Mazza Team Valentina Polkhanova - Russia, Team Greenery Hawk Vanja Vonck - Belgium, Vlaanderen 2002 Italian team Master Automazione - Hanka Kupfernagel - at the finish line. Anna Wilson - Australia, Saturn Susy Pryde - NZ, in climber's blue jersey Tracey Gaudry - Australian champion, 2nd on Stage 2 Hanka Kupfernagel - Hanka Kupfernagel - Hanka Kupfernagel - Jacqueline Brabenetz - Germany, Youth Jersey GP Midi-Libre: Nicolas took these during the Stage in Beziers. Carlos Golbano - Amica Chips David Moncoutié - Cofidis Morten Sonne - Acceptcard Christophe Oriol - Casino Alberto Martinez - Euskaltel, Leader Alexandre Vinokourov - Casino, in Points Jersey Benoit Salmon - Casino, Best climber Antonino Figura - Liquigas-Pata BKI Kaffe GP, Denmark Thomas Munch from Denmark has sent these excellent photos from the BKI Kaffe GP, which was held on May 13. You can see more of his work at his home page Rolf Sorensen on the go Max Sciandri in the peloton Allan Johansen, Nikolaj Bo and Torsten Schmidt - 1, 2, and 3 at the end. Jesper Skibby Team Home Jack and Jones after the race - (Skibby, Sandstød, Micheal Nielsen) Nikolaj Bo - explaining the sprint to team manager Jesper Tikjøb. Rolf Sørensen afterwards Rolf Sørensen Max Sciandri The bikes of Sciandri and Sørensen The podium Lincoln GP, Great Britain Roger Thomas, a long-time contributor to cyclingnews.com and avid photographer has sent these photos from England's Lincoln GP. He said the of these photos that they are "not my best work but I had some 200ASA film left in the camera and could only get 100ASA in Lincoln later. Fortunately it was quite sunny and they weren't going that fast up the hill. I'd normally use 400ASA for bike racing. I've picked you some of the best. The colours and focus are not always at their best but the mood is definitely there." Well, the mood is fine. You can see more of his work at his home page 3rd overall Ireland's Cairan Power - translating from French to English for Lithuanian winner Ruskis. The peloton near the top of the climb John Tanner near the top of the climb - 2nd overall. Peloton at hardest part of climb - White British National Championship jersey worn by Matt Stephens. Jeremy Hunt - climbing near end of race. Strung out on the climb Saulius Ruskis - eventual winner with Jeremy Hunt close by.