Wiggins wins Dauphine prologue; Leipheimer in 2nd

Great Britain's Bradley Wiggins won the prologue in the 8-day Critérium du Dauphiné Libéré on Sunday, finishing slightly faster than Americans Levi Leipheimer (2nd) and David Zabriskie (4th).

Leipheimer, the overall winner in 2006, was the last to start the 2.6-mile time trial in Grenoble and finished less than 2 seconds behind Wiggins, who rides for Cofidis.

The Dauphiné Libéré is considered one of the best warm-ups for the Tour de France, which starts in London on July 7 this year. ...

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