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Unstoppable: XDS Astana’s Matteo Malucelli (centre) celebrating after crossing the finish line during Stage Four. — MUHAMAD SHAHRIL ROSLI/The Star

KUANTAN: The green jersey, which also signifies the overall race lead, could change hands as the Le Tour de Langkawi (LTdL) enters its fifth stage today from Temerloh to Fraser’s Hill.

XDS Astana’s Matteo Malucelli, who has led the overall standings since Stage One on Sunday, hinted at the possibility as today’s 123.1km route – known as the queen stage – is expected to test his ability as a sprint specialist.

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