Raisin grabs stage at Langkawi
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American Saul Raisin (Crédit Agricole) won the third stage of the Tour de Langkawi in Malaysia on Sunday. In a sprint finish South Africa's David George took second and teammate Darren Lill finished third.
Raisin won the 150.6-kilometer (93.4-mile) stage in four hours three minutes and 55 seconds.
Richeze, Maximiliano (Ceramica Panaria-Navigare) leads the overall standings.Results - Stage 3
1. Raisin, Saul (USA), Credit Agricole 4h03:55
2. George, David (RSA), South Africa
3. Lill, Darren (RSA), South Africa, at 17
4. McCann, David (IRL), Giant-Asia, at 32
5. Missaglia, Gabriele (ITA), Selle Italia Diquigiovanni, at 37
6. Lefevre, Laurent (FRA), Bouygues Telecom, at 02:16
7. Bellotti, Francesco (ITA), Credit Agricole, s.t.
8. Serpa, José (COL), Selle Italia Diquigiovanni, s.t.
9. Grajales, Cesar (COL), Navigators Insurance, s.t.
10. Pedraza, Walter (COL), Selle Italia Diquigiovanni, s.t.Full ResultsOverall
1. Richeze, Maximiliano (ARG), Ceramica Panaria-Navigare 5h43:01
2. Radochla, Steffen (GER), Wiesenhof Akud, at 06
3. Pütsep, Erki (EST), Ag2r Prevoyance, s.t.
4. Miyazawa, Takashi (JPN), Japan, at 12
5. Walters, Mark (CAN), Navigators Insurance, at 15
6. Matveyev, Sergiy (UKR), Ceramica Panaria-Navigare, s.t.
7. Poilvet, Benoit (FRA), Credit Agricole, s.t.
8. Missaglia, Gabriele (ITA), Selle Italia Diquigiovanni, at 16
9. Aggiano, Elio (ITA), LPR, s.t.
10. Grajales, Cesar (COL), Navigators Insurance, s.t.FullResults
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