CYCLING

Victory in Dubai opens a new chapter in Marcel Kittel's career

By Dubai Tour

Marcel Kittel of Etixx - Quick Step impressed the rest of the field as he stormed to victory on the streets of Dubai, fending off race leader Giacomo Nizzolo of Trek - Segafredo, who crossed the finish line in sixth and, in turn, lost the overall classification to the German sprinter, who also won the points classification.

In the presence of Diego Armando Maradona, who attended the race for the third consecutive season, the Blue Jersey received the Circle of Stars, the winner's trophy, from HH Sheikh Mansoor bin Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum.


Photo © ANSA - PERI / DAL ZENNARO

Diego Armando Maradona said: "I love Dubai and I'm very happy to be here for the last stage of the Dubai Tour. Today the winner is cycling but if I have to say something about Marcel Kittel... What muscles, what a body!"

STAGE RESULT
1 - Marcel Kittel (Etixx - Quick Step) 137km in 2h50’47”, average speed 48.131km/h
2 - Elia Viviani (Team Sky) s.t.
3 - Mark Cavendish (Dimension Data) s.t.
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