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Cadel Evans backs Simon Clarke after Tour de France success

Clarke (left) has mostly been the support act for other riders like Evans (right), but he's finally in the spotlight. (Getty Images: Corbis/Tim de Waele)

Cadel Evans was out riding when he heard Simon Clarke was racing in a breakaway on stage five of the Tour de France.

The 153.7-kilometre trek through the flat landscape of northern France included 11 spaced-out cobblestone sectors that caked the riders in dirt and reduced visibility as they powered over the jarring, uneven surfaces, creating clouds of sand-coloured dust.

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