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Canadian rider James Piccoli finishes third in third stage of Tour of Rwanda | iNFOnews

Canadian rider James Piccoli finishes third in third stage of Tour of Rwanda Canadian rider James Piccoli leads cyclists during action in Stage 3 of the Tour of Rwanda on Tuesday, May 4, 2021. THE CANADIAN PRESS/HO-Israel Start-Up Nation team-Jean Chris Kirito MANDATORY CREDIT May 04, 2021 - 9:20 AM GICUMBI, Rwanda - Canadian rider James Piccoli finished third Tuesday in the third stage of the Tour of Rwanda. France s Alain Boileau, a member of the B&B Hotels p/b KTM team, won a sprint to the finish in the 171.6-kilometre stage from Nyanza to Gicumbi in four hours 23 minutes 57 seconds. Colombian Julian Quintero of the Terengganu Cycling Team was second ahead of Piccoli, a 29-year-old from Montreal who rides for Israel Start-Up Nation. Both had the same time as the leader.

Canadian rider James Piccoli finishes third in third stage of Tour of Rwanda

Colombian Brayan Sanchez, from Team Medellin, leads the general classification after three stages. Piccoli is fifth. The gruelling third stage featured 4,000 metres of climbing elevation, often in wet conditions. The team’s confidence has grown after today, said Piccoli, who is his team s featured rider. We are looking forward to the next stages. The eight-stage race, which runs through Sunday, was originally scheduled for February but was pushed back to May due to the pandemic. The Tour of Rwanda, in its 13th year, is Africa s biggest UCI stage race. This report by The Canadian Press was first published May 4, 2021 © Copyright Battlefords News Optimist

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Israel Start-Up Nation headlines Tour du Rwanda

Already have an account? Israel Start-Up Nation, shown here on a training ride, headlines the Tour du Rwanda (May 2-9). Photo: Sjors Beukeboom/ISN Israel Start-Up Nation headlines the field for the Tour du Rwanda (May 2-9) in what’s one of the most challenging and dynamic races on the calendar. As one of Africa’s most important races, and the mix of high-altitude terrain and enthusiastic fans make it a season highlight. Israel Start-Up Nation, back to the race for the fourth time and its first since joining the WorldTour, also joins top European teams Total-Direct Energie, B&B Hotels and Androni-Sidermec, with a mix of African and international squads filling out the peloton for eight-day race.

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