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Tour de Taiwan 2008 Stage 3, Baguashan, Changhua. The stage was won by Peter McDonald (Australia) of Drapac Porsche Development Team. The winners wait for the presentation. John Murphy of The Health Net Pro Cycling Team Presented by Maxxis won the yellow and green jerseys, Takashi Miyazawa (Jpn) Team Meitan Hompo-GDR and Kuan Hua Lai (Taiwan) Kinan CCD Team won the white.
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Dadivank! This is our destination and turn-around point for stage 3. There will be a checkpoint located at Dadivank at the snack bar / restrooms, and runners will be given up to 30 minutes “off the clock” to explore the monastery. It’s a dramatic, gorgeous setting with over one millennium of history! This time off the clock will be deducted at the finish line so that every runner may take the time to properly enjoy Dadivank.
From here, the runners will turn around and retrace their steps back up the highway, and then up the gentle uphill dirt road along the Tukthun River through Zuar to our campsite just beyond the hot springs.
More info: armeniadiscovery.com/en/place/dadivank
Dadivank! This is our destination and turn-around point for stage 3. There will be a checkpoint located at Dadivank at the snack bar / restrooms, and runners will be given up to 30 minutes “off the clock” to explore the monastery. It’s a dramatic, gorgeous setting with over one millennium of history! This time off the clock will be deducted at the finish line so that every runner may take the time to properly enjoy Dadivank.
From here, the runners will turn around and retrace their steps back up the highway, and then up the gentle uphill dirt road along the Tukthun River through Zuar to our campsite just beyond the hot springs.
More info: armeniadiscovery.com/en/place/dadivank
There is a very nice, modern café, bakery, and mini-mart at the intersection with the highway where runners may purchase all manner of food, drinks, and snacks.
The only significant section of paved road of the whole race follows, about 4 miles / 6.4km down the two-lane highway, followed by a .75mi / 1.2km uphill to Dadivank Monastery on a steep, curvy road.
Dadivank! This is our destination and turn-around point for stage 3. There will be a checkpoint located at Dadivank at the snack bar / restrooms, and runners will be given up to 30 minutes “off the clock” to explore the monastery. It’s a dramatic, gorgeous setting with over one millennium of history! This time off the clock will be deducted at the finish line so that every runner may take the time to properly enjoy Dadivank.
From here, the runners will turn around and retrace their steps back up the highway, and then up the gentle uphill dirt road along the Tukthun River through Zuar to our campsite just beyond the hot springs.
More info: armeniadiscovery.com/en/place/dadivank
Dadivank! This is our destination and turn-around point for stage 3. There will be a checkpoint located at Dadivank at the snack bar / restrooms, and runners will be given up to 30 minutes “off the clock” to explore the monastery. It’s a dramatic, gorgeous setting with over one millennium of history! This time off the clock will be deducted at the finish line so that every runner may take the time to properly enjoy Dadivank.
From here, the runners will turn around and retrace their steps back up the highway, and then up the gentle uphill dirt road along the Tukthun River through Zuar to our campsite just beyond the hot springs.
More info: armeniadiscovery.com/en/place/dadivank
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George Hincapie and Team Colombia were driving the chase group but tour leader Allan Davis was keeping at the front.