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UAE Tour: McNulty wins the time trial and takes the lead in the general
Team UAE hat-trick with Vine and Bjerg on the podium
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Brandon McNulty (UAE Team Emirates) wins the Al Hudayriyat Island individual time trial, covering the 12.1 km course in 13'27", at an average of 53.9 km/h.
The American specialty champion was among the first to start and immediately took the lead in the rankings. The riders who come closest to his performance are teammates Vine (+2") and Bjerg (+4").
Among the men in the rankings, Foss +14", Bilbao +17", Van Wilder +19" and O'Connor +22" defend themselves. Instead, Adam Yates loses a little more than expected and pays 28" from McNulty.
Tomorrow the first uphill finish of the race with the finish line at 1475 meters in Jabel Jais .
ORDER OF ARRIVAL
1 MCNULTY Brandon 13.27 53,978 km/h
2 VINE Jay 13.29 +0.02 53.844 Km/h
3 BJERG Mikkel 13.31 +0.04 53.711 Km/h
4 FOSS Tobias 13.41 +0.14 53.057 Km/h
5 KEPPLINGER Rainer 13.43 +0.16 52.928 Km/h
6 VAN WILDER Ilan 13.44 +0.17 52.864 Km/h
7 BILBAO Pello 13.46 +0.19 52.736 Km/h
8 PRICE-PEJTERSEN Johan 13.46 +0.19 52.736 Km/h
9 ARMIRAIL Bruno 13.47 +0.20 52.672 Km/h
10 ROMEO Iván 13.48 +0.21 52.609 Km/h
Photo: Sprint Cycling Agency
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