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Hello there and welcome along to our live coverage of the UAE Tour as the race heads for the first of its two summit finishes. Jebel Hafeet awaits on the final day but today we're going up Jebel Jais on the northern tip of the UAE. 

As we pick up the action, with 75km still to race, we have a two-man breakaway with a lead of more than six minutes over the peloton. 

The two riders out front are:

Jakob Egholm (Trek-Segafredo)

Luca Rastelli (Bardiani-CSF-Faizane)

A bit more on Jebel Jais, which is the only real feature of this stage. It's definitely the easier of the two summit finishes. It's one of those grinding wide roads that drag up at a gradient that sits awkwardly between easy and hard. It's a long one, at 20km, but the gradient never strays far from the 5% mark, even if there are a couple of steeper pitches nearer the top. 

As such, it's less one for the pure climbers and more one where many-a-rouleur will be able to follow. As a guide, last year Ineos did the mountain train thing but a big group arrived at the final kilometre, where Jonas Vingegaard first emerged. Whereas Jebel Hafeet has seen longer-range aggression, it's difficult to see any of the big favourites hitting out before the final throes.

Before we get properly stuck in, now's the time to catch up on yesterday's action. Report, results, photos all in the link below.

UAE Tour: Bissegger beats Ganna to stage 3 time trial

The battle for the overall title started to take shape in that time trial. Of the possible contenders, Tom Dumoulin (Jumbo-Visma) fared best, placing third, 14 seconds down on Bissegger. 2021 champion and Tour de France champion Tadej Pogacar was fourth at 18 seconds, followed by his UAE Team Emirates teammate Joao Almeida at 22 seconds. 

Aleksandr Vlasov (Bora-Hansgrohe), at 25 seconds, and Adam Yates, at 29 seconds, also put themselves right in the mix with strong rides. Vlasov is a man in form after winning the recent Volta a la Comunitat Valenciana, while Yates has pedigree at this race, beating Pogacar to the overall in 2020 before just missing out to the Slovenian last year. 

The gap to the two breakaway riders drops below five minutes as we continue our long approach to Jebel Jais.

The two leaders are starting to fade and their lead drops below four minutes as they enter the final 50km.

They should stem the tide temporarily, actually, as a comfort break stop is called in the peloton.

Mark Cavendish riding along calmly in the bunch. He crashed heavily with around 130km to go, as they went over a speed bump. He appeared to hit his head on the tarmac, and was apparently checked over before remounting. He went back to his team car to swap his helmet, but has continued in the race. 

Intermediate sprint time, but it's a bit of a non-event, as Rastelli skips clear and Egholm let's him do so.

Gazprom lift the pace in the bunch. They're going after this intermediate sprint here.

And Alpecin-Fenix join in. The peloton really lines out.

Kukrle is leading out Strakhov for Gazprom, who's in the black jersey for the intermediate sprints classification, but Philipsen is in green as leader as the overall points classification.

Philipsen opens up and comfortably crosses the intermediate sprint to pick up three points, while Strakhov has to content himself with the final remaining point.

New breakaway?! Philipsen Strakhov and Alpecin lead-out man Jonas Rickaert decided to carry on after the intermediate sprint and they're currently in a little three-up off the front of the peloton.

That trio have 30 seconds in hand on the peloton.

Some big news today in that Lizzie Deignan will not race in 2022. That's because she's pregnant with her second child. She will, however, return in 2023 and has been handed a contract extension through 2024 by Trek-Segafredo, which is absolutely brilliant to see. Full story here .

The leader's jersey is on the shoulders of Stefan Bissegger and his EF Education-EasyPost teammates have done much of the pacing in the peloton today, but Pogacar's UAE henchman have now taken over. 

Around 10km to the start of the climb. Egholm and Rastelli are still out front. They have a lead of 2:30 over the trio of Philipsen-Strakhov-Rickaert, and 3:00 over the peloton. 

The Philipsen trio seems to be sitting up and waiting now.

That was a strange move, especially considering Philipsen still has stage wins to compete for in the next couple of days. It appeared to be Rickaert doing the pace-making but still, not sure what they were hoping to gain.

Philipsen got off his bike and started running the other day, so slow was the pace, so maybe he's just prone to boredom.

Anyway, they're back in the fold and the peloton carries on at a steady tempo towards the foot of Jebel Jais.

It's Max Richeze on the front for UAE but no one else at this stage. EF still have a load of riders near the front but the pace is sedate.

5km to the foot of the climb. 

Mathieu van der Poel is on his way back. He's been racking up the kilometres in Spain, completing eight rides in nine days, with a six-hour day thrown in there. Full details here .

Egholm and Rastelli have 50 seconds in hand as the road starts to drag uphill ahead of the climb. 

EF have the front and are ramping up their effort as they hit the climb.

Already a few of the sprinters drift off the back.

Marijn van den Berg is on the front for EF, followed by Neilson Powless, and then the race leader Bissegger. 

Sam Bennett is dropped. Cavendish is still at the back of the bunch.

But now the Manxman loses contact. 

Egholm and Rastelli can turn around and see their pursuers. Not long left for them.

That's it. After a bit of dangling, Egholm and Rastelli are absorbed into the peloton and it's all together, barring a few dropped sprinters.

Van den Berg pulls aside and falls away. 

UAE now take over from EF 15km from the top.

It's Mikkel Bjerg who's nipped through to the front for UAE. He's setting pace in front of the four EF riders. 

Bjerg has been ordered to lift the pace here and he's doing just that. He's really gurning away as the bunch starts to stretch.

Bissegger looks comfortable in third wheel. 

EF still have four behind Bjerg, whose UAE Team Emirates are behind the pink jerseys. Almeida, Bennett, Majka, and Pogacar are still there. 

And now Bjerg pulls aside

George Bennett takes it up now for UAE with 12km to go

The Kiwi climber properly raises the pace now and riders are steadily dropping. Kwiatkowski among them.

EF lose a rider from their mini group behind Bennett.

UAE are determined to make this hard. Remember, they have two cards to play, with Pogacar and Almeida both high up overall after yesterday's time trial.

Bissegger is now second wheel behind Bennett and he's still looking good.

Still more than 40 riders in this bunch with 9.5km to go.

Pogacar shouts into his radio, calling for an upping of the tempo, perhaps.

Filippo Ganna, beaten by Bissegger in the TT yesterday, is still in the middle of this bunch. He could hold on today and keep a good GC position but in reality he's here to work for Ineos leader Adam Yates, who had a brilliant TT.

Bennett swings off. 8.5km from the top. Who takes it up now?

Well, it's Majka but it's not pace setting - it's an attack!

It's a small dig to spark the rest into action, and he draws a response from Bora and EF.

Dumoulin is dropped!

Pogacar attacks!!

8km to go and the Tour de France champion puts in a dig at the front. He doesn't get away and he knocks it off, but it's all happening now.

Majka picks it up again now with a big raise in tempo after that lull.

But now Majka pulls aside.

Bissegger dropped! He's slipping out of the lead today.

UAE are clearly playing the numbers game here, rather than the simple mountain train.

And Almeida hits the front now with a small acceleration.

Attack from Intermarche after the latest lull.

It's Jan Hirt for Intermarche, winner of the recent Tour of Oman.

Majka responds to it. DSM mark it too.

Plapp is there for Ineos and now a Bora rider works his way across. 

It's coming back together.

Majka goes again!

Taaramae goes after it for Intermarche. 

Chris Harper and Ruben Guerreiro get across to it now and more riders set off in pursuit. 

Gino Mader and Andreas Leknessund are the next two to bridge across. 

That makes it a group of six out front with a lead of 15 seconds over the rest of the bunch, which contains around 25 riders.

Plapp is leading the second group for Yates. Pogacar is poised on the wheel of his big rival at this race for the past two years.

And Plapp brings it back! 4.3km to go

Plapp, remember, is a first-year pro. He's already wearing the jersey of Australian champion and appears to have a huge future ahead of him.

The next attack comes from Jumbo-Visma and it's Harper again. 

It settles down again and Majka declines to take it up. Intermarche go for it

Taaramae takes it up now, Hirt in the wheel. Big injection of pace with 3.5km to go.

Almeida is grimacing in third wheel. 

Almeida can't hold the pace and moves down the bunch. Pogacar now third wheel.

Intermarche doing big damage here.

3km to go and Taaramae pulls aside. Hirt accelerates!

Pogacar is in the wheel, with Yates and Vlasov. 

There's another lull as Hirt hesitates, and Pogacar doesn't want to take it up.

There's still a split after that big Intermarche move and Yates decides to keep it strong with 2.5km to go

Romain Bardet and Pello Bilbao are there as well. So is Plapp. 

Big attack from Hirt! But short-lived.

Final 2000 metres. This is where the steepest stuff is found. Lots of 7% and even a bit of 9%

Hirt goes again!

He opens it up again and Vlasov takes it up. 

Yates, Plapp, Pogacar, Bilbao, Bardet, Hirt, Vlasov are in this group but it's closing again.

It comes back for a group of around 20.

Majka hits the front with 1100 metres to go. He's looking around. It's cagey now

Final bullets being loaded.

Almeida picks up the pace now.

Majka second wheel, Pogacar third wheel. Mountain lead-out

This is coming down to a mountain-top sprint from a group of 20

Or is it? Plapp attacks!!

Almeida can't react. Majka has to take it up for Pogacar

Majka pulls back Plapp. Plapp still on the front.

Guerreiro opens up now

But Pogacar hits out...

And takes it!

Yates second, Vlasov third, but daylight between them and the Tour de France champion, who takes his first win of 2022.

Ganna finishes in the group and might just be in the overall lead. Wow. He started the day 11 seconds up on Pogacar, who takes 10 bonus seconds. As long as there were no time gaps recorded among that group, Ganna is in red.

There was a three-second gap given after the Pogacar-Yates-Vlasov top three. So Pogacar is the new overall leader. 

Plapp (what a ride by him today) shook things up there and Guerreiro looked throw the cat among the pigeons with a big acceleration in the final 200 but Pogacar looked imperious as he eased through. COVID clearly hasn't hampered him and he's now primed to win this race for a second time, even if Jebel Hafeet will be a different proposition entirely.

Let's hear from Pogacar

"It was an amazing day. The teamwork was perfect. It was the first climb, with a lot of strong riders attacking left right and centre. The team did a super job bringing me to the final sprint, and I did my best possible and am super happy.

"I'm super happy to take the stage and kick off the year with a win. You don't know what can happen on the last day, you can lose time, so I'm super happy to take the jersey and the win today, so now we have two flat stages and then we focus on the final day and see how it goes."

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Jonas Vingegaard 'the big favourite' for the Tour de France says UAE team manager

W ith an inaugural Giro d’Italia victory less than a week in the rear view mirror and Tadej Pogačar now switching focus to a third Tour de France win, UAE Team Emirates team manager Joxean Matxin has labelled rival Jonas Vingegaard (Visma-Lease a Bike) as the favourite to win the Yellow Jersey in July. 

The Danish two-time Tour winner is on the path to recovery after a major crash at the Tour of the Basque Country in April left him with a lung injury and several broken bones. 

Matxin reflected on the 2023 season, when Pogačar had been the one to have a severe spring crash, breaking his wrist at Liege-Bastogne-Liege.

"That Vingegaard crashed heavily in the Tour of the Basque Country? Last year, Tadej crashed 3 weeks further in April and was in Vingegaard's slipstream until the Tour time trial (stage 16)," Matxin said, as reported by Sporza .

"Vingegaard has been training at altitude for weeks, he is the big favourite," he added.

The Spaniard seemed keen to take the pressure off Pogačar during his historic Giro-Tour double attempt, pointing out the energy the Slovenian expended during his triumph in Italy.

“Of course Tadej was also tired after the Giro…Tadej has had days when he burned 8,000 calories, his wattages were also very high."

Although Pogačar won the race by almost ten minutes ahead of Bora-Hansgrohe’s Daniel Martinez, Matxin assured that tactically the aim in Italy was to race as “economically” as possible with one eye on July.

"He didn't pull off an 80km solo like he did in Strade Bianche. And Tadej never had to fight for his position in the peloton thanks to the perfect work of his teammates," Matxin said.

Having beaten Pogačar in the last two Tours de France, Vingegaard is the opponent that UAE Team Emirates appear most concerned about, but Matxin also named Remco Evenepoel (Soudal - Quick-Step), Primoz Roglic and Alexandr Vlasov (both Bora-Hansgrohe) as leading favourites for the Tour de France. 

All three are set to compete in the Critérium du Dauphiné as preparation for the Tour, with Evenepoel and Roglic on their own comeback trails after falling victim to the same crash as Vingegaard in April. Meanwhile Pogačar is resting before heading to an altitude camp in the French Alps to fine tune his form.

Vingegaard has already been training at altitude but will not be on the start line to race the Dauphiné. Visma - Lease a Bike have taken a flexible and conservative approach to the reigning Tour de France champion’s recovery.

Vingegaard’s coach, Tim Heemskerk, told the Radio Cycling podcast that “the plan for the next four weeks is decided on a day-by-day process. What he’s doing today will make tomorrow’s training. If I see he’s improving, he can do a bit more tomorrow, respecting the recovery of course. We are not forcing anything.”

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If Tadej Pogačar were to win the Tour de France in seven weeks’ time, he would become the first rider to complete the Giro-Tour double since Marco Pantani in 1998.

The World Championships in Switzerland later on in the season is another big ambition of Pogačar's, bit for a rider with a seemingly endless appetite for winning the temptation would surely be too much to prevent him from going for an unprecedented grand tour treble. No rider has ever won the Giro d’Italia, Tour de France and Vuelta a España in the same season.

Although this achievement would eclipse everything that has preceded it in Pogačar’s  illustrious career so far, Matxin denied the possibility.

"Winning the three Grand Tours in the same year is great for the history books, but that is not the case this year…the Vuelta was never on Pogačar's schedule."

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• Date: 25 February 2024
• Start time: 12:30 (09:30 CET)
• Avg. speed winner: 44.217 km/h
• Race category: ME - Men Elite
• Distance: 161 km
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Le contre-la-montre individuel est clairement divisé en deux parties. La première, sur environ 32 km, est plate et mène au pied de Pérouse. Elle aborde l'ascension de Casaglia avec des pentes significatives (16%) la route se dresse jusqu'à l'arrivée.

Spoleto - Prati di Tivo

Courte étape caractérisée par l'absence de tronçons plats. Dès le départ, nous grimpons la Forca di Cerro suivie de la Forca Capistrello sur 16 km. La course frôle le massif du Terminillo pour atteindre Capitignano, avec des montées et des descentes continues, et les coureurs empruntent le versant ouest du col de Capannelle.

Avezzano - Napoli

Étape en deux parties distinctes. Les 180 premiers kilomètres constituent l'approche avant un final exigeant. La première partie se déroule principalement sur des routes à peu près droites, entrecoupées de plusieurs tunnels. Après avoir longé la côte tyrrhénienne, nous arrivons dans la région du Monte di Procida où se déroulent les derniers kilomètres exigeants.

Pompei - Cusano Mutri (Bocca della Selva)

Une étape plate, mais très rythmée dans la première partie près du Vésuve. Après avoir rejoint la Via Appia, la route commence à monter lentement jusqu'à Montesarchio. Il y a ensuite des ascensions non classées et la montée de Camposauro qui mène d'abord à Solopaca et ensuite à Guardia Sanframondi.

Foiano di Val Fortore - Francavilla al Mare

Étape clairement divisée en deux parties. La première traverse les Apennins jusqu'à Termoli et la seconde est plate le long de la route nationale côtière (ss.16). Les Apennins présentent quelques montées et descentes caractérisées par de nombreux virages et de courtes montées et descentes, en partie sur des bretelles d'accès.

Martinsicuro - Fano

Une étape plate sur les 50 premiers kilomètres, puis parsemée de murs et de virages en épingle à cheveux jusqu'à l'arrivée. La première partie file le long de l’Adriatique. Après avoir passé Civitanova Marche, l'étape s'éloigne de la mer pour affronter un parcours fait de montées et de descentes continues, dont une dizaine pourraient être répertoriées (4 sont classées GPM).

Riccione - Cento

Étape entièrement plate à travers les plaines de l'Émilie-Romagne. La plupart des routes sont droites, avec des largeurs de chaussée variables, entrecoupées d'agglomérations où les obstacles habituels à la circulation sont présents.

Castiglione delle Stiviere - Desenzano del Garda TUDOR ITT

Une étape de contre-la-montre essentiellement plate, avec quelques aspérités. Les coureurs traversent plusieurs villages avec une série de montées et de descentes douces, avant de descendre vers la rive du lac de Garde.

Manerba del Garda - Livigno (Mottolino)

Une grande étape alpine avec une arrivée inédite (c'est l'étape la plus longue). Départ du lac de Garde pour rejoindre le lac d'Iseo par l’ascension inédite du Colle San Zeno. L’étape remonte le Val Camonica pour passer Aprica, entrer en Suisse et escalader l'interminable Forcola di Livigno. Place ensuite à une descente rapide et à la montée jusqu’au Passo d'Eira, avec les 2 derniers kilomètres sur la piste de ski de Mottolino.

Livigno - Santa Cristina Val Gardena/St. Christina in Gröden (Monte Pana)

Une longue étape avec le Passo dello Stelvio comme Cima Coppi. Départ en montée avec les cols d'Eira et de Foscagno, suivis du Stelvio après Bormio. Longue descente et long faux-plat jusqu'à Bolzano le long de la vallée de Venosta et de la vallée de l'Adige. À partir de Cardano, une longue montée mène vers Castelrotto et Passo Pinei. Après avoir traversé Ortisei, les derniers kilomètres présentent une montée douce jusqu'à la rampe finale.

Selva di Val Gardena/Wolkenstein in Gröden - Passo del Brocon

Étape de montagne courte et intense. Après le passage du Passo Sella et la descente le long des vallées de Fassa et de Fiemme jusqu'à Predazzo, les montées et les descentes difficiles s'enchaînent sans interruption. On monte le Passo Rolle, suivi du Passo Gobbera et, après le Canal San Bovo, la première ascension du Passo Brocon par le côté nord. Premier passage près de l’arrivée, puis descente large et rapide vers Castello Tesino et Pieve Tesino où commence la dernière montée raide.

Fiera di Primiero - Padova

Étape avec une seule aspérité au départ (GPM à Lamon) suivie d'environ 150 km de routes essentiellement plates, légèrement descendantes. La plupart des routes suivies sont droites, avec des largeurs de chaussée variables, entrecoupées d'agglomérations où les obstacles habituels à la circulation sont présents.

Mortegliano - Sappada

L’étape commence par remonter la vallée du Tagliamento, en passant par San Daniele del Friuli, Forgaria nel Friuli et Peonis. Après Tolmezzo commence la succession de montées qui mènent à l'arrivée. Passo Duron, Sella Valcalda et Cima Sappada, d'où une courte descente mène à l'arrivée. Dans les montées et les descentes, les routes sont étroites et comportent de nombreux virages.

Alpago - Bassano del Grappa

Une étape décisive du Giro si les écarts ne sont pas trop importants. Après une première partie essentiellement plate, avec la seule ascension du Muro di Ca' del Poggio, l'étape emprunte deux fois l’ascension du Monte Grappa par le versant de Semonzo. Après la deuxième descente, la course file immédiatement jusqu'à l’arrivée.

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