Cycling: Roulston starts well as Dean crashes in warm up

Marbella : Spain | Aug 29, 2010 at 11:15 AM PDT

Source: New Zealand Herald

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Roulston was fifth in the Columbia HTC train as he helped his squad power to victory around the artificially illuminated course for the 13km team trial at Sevilla in 14 minutes6 seconds to put team leader Mark Cavendish into the tour leader's red jersey. FULL ARTICLE AT New Zealand Herald

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