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Saudi Tour 2022 - Dylan Groenewegen of Team BikeExchange–Jayco wins sprint finish to take Stage 3
Dylan Groenewegen edged a competitive sprint finish to win stage three of the Saudi Tour. Groenewegen, of Team BikeExchange–Jayco, streaked clear of the pack in the final few hundred metres to take the victory ahead of Britain's Dan Mclay after the 181km stage from Tayma Hadaj to AlUla Old Town. Ad/> It was another arduous day for the riders despite the flat terrain, with the open nature of the desert landscape creating challenging cross-winds.
Haas to reveal 2022 F1 livery on Friday
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Formula One sprint races could be axed amid row with teams over finances
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Saudi Tour 2022 - Santiago Buitrago of Bahrain Victorious storms clear to win tough Stage 2 in Abu Rakah
Santiago Buitrago of Bahrain Victorious broke clear late on to win the second stage of the Saudi Tour. Riders were regularly dropping off the back on a brutal, bumpy final climb to the finish at Abu Rakah, but Colombian Buitrago sprinted off the front to take the victory after nearly four hours in the saddle.