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wasn't enough to deter Boasson Hagen (SKY). The Norwegian bridged and, in the final 600m this trio was set to contest the stage win. Cancelllar urged a turn from the others as the peloton closed in quickly on the false flat but Sagan didn't budge: he only took the lead when he opened up his sprint inside the final 200m. Cancellara tried to hold him off but to no avail. the Liquigas team wins the day and the yellow jersey was second over the line. Said Aouita With Steve Ovett and Seb Coe in the twilight of their running careers, Aouita was the first of a barrage of north African runners who would dominate the Olympics over a range of distances in the late 1980s and 1990s. Aouita was all grace; if Leonardo Da Vinci had conceived of the perfect running man the chances are he would have looked air max pas cher a lot like the little Moroccan in full flow. Tempted out of a career in football by his coaches and mentors, Aouita opened a reign of dominance that would see him unbeaten over 5,000m for almost a decade. His impact paved the way for the likes of Algeria's Noureddine Morceli and another Moroccan Hicham El Guerrouj to earn glory on the world's biggest stages. Aouita was 25 when the Olympic Games in Los Angeles came around, and he'd already secured the world title the previous year in Helsinki. He was among the favourites and his heat time, a full ten seconds faster than the winner of the first qualifier, sent out a warning to his rivals. He was renowned for a sprint finish but a series of broken world records in subsequent years showed he could live off an excruciatingly fast pace as well as using a decisive kick at the death if need be. He ran the perfect