We're in Argentina, for the return of The Tour of San Luis to the MG calendar for the first time since 2020. The Prologue will be a chance for the riders comfortable against the clock on short distances. It is also a chance for sprinters perhaps to get into a good position to challenge for the leader's jersey in tomorrow's flat stage.
Favourites
RS
AC
PR
RS
AC
PR
Oka
72
76
79
Magnussen
72
70
76
Jiang
73
75
79
Vanderpool
64
63
76
Pszczolarski
72
72
77
Goos
74
72
75
Predatsch
77
65
77
Altanzul
73
75
75
Hennis
72
76
76
Kireva
74
71
75
Kelly
73
72
76
Reddish
75
72
75
Weinstein
70
70
76
Campbell
68
73
75
Weinstein is the first rider we pick up. He sets a time of 5'1".
Vanderpool comfortably betters it to 4'50".
Out of our pictures, Trillini goes fastest by a further second.
Reddish loses 2 seconds.
Reguigui loses 3 seconds.
Oka is just a second off the pace by a second.
Kireva surprises everyone by going fastest at 4'47".
Predatsch can't challenge and loses 5 seconds.
Kelly is just 1 second down at the finish.
Magnussen loses 6 seconds.
Laton is a bit better but still 4 seconds down.
Hennis loses 6 seconds.
Jiang ties the best time!
Campbell also loses 4 seconds.
Demiri loses 4 seconds as well, but we missed his run.
Today's winner - Albert Kireva.
No stopping the Crabpack as they win another stage of a stage race. Jiang and Kelly join him on the podium. Demiri leads the U25s with SEE turtles leading the Teams standings.
