Riders await news of the cancellation of stage four of the 2017 Dubai Tour.
Riders and officials at the Dubai Tour were unanimous in their belief that cancelling stage four of the race due to high winds was the correct decision.
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‘I didn’t realise how steep the final climb was’: Brandon McNulty reflects on Dubai Tour solo effort near missThe young American was caught agonisingly close to the line on the uphill finish to Hatta Dam
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Mark Cavendish rues missed opportunity after Dubai Tour stage three winThe Manxman expressed regret at stopping his sprint early on stage two, which could have cost him the chance to take the overall lead in the race
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Dylan Groenewegen blasts team mechanics after losing Dubai Tour lead through time penaltyThe Dutchman moved out of the overall lead of the Dubai Tour after being penalised for drafting cars
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Dylan Groenewegen loses Dubai Tour lead due to 20-second penalty for drafting team carDylan Groenewegen saw himself lose the overall lead of the Dubai Tour courtesy of a 20-second time penalty imposed for drafting behind his team car.
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Mark Cavendish: 'I thought Viviani was going to die, but he just accelerated. I couldn't have gone any harder'Dimension Data leader Mark Cavendish said he “couldn’t have gone harder” in the sprint on stage two of the Dubai Tour, which he lost to Elia Viviani.
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Elia Viviani recovers from late puncture to win stage two of the Dubai TourElia Viviani recovered from a puncture with 20km to go to out-sprint race leader Dylan Groenewegen on stage two of the Dubai Tour.
