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The groups are called teams, and use the sponsor's name: Team Skye, Team Radioshack, Team Omega, etc. Movistar Team, Omega Pharma Quick-Step, Garmin-Sharp, amongst others, can make it difficult to follow the stages.

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The peloton.

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