Ghaldoune Ahmed Amine (Morocco) wins 7th Challenge in Bouljour, Morocco.

Ghaldoune Ahmed Amine (Morocco)

wins first stage one of 7th Challenge International Green March in Bouljour, Morocco.

See full result.

Resting day gallery

Resting day in Laayoune, Morocco. Racing resumes tomorrow. Morocco challenge.

7th Edition Challenge International De La Marche Verte, Morocco.

7th Edition Challenge International De La Marche Verte, Morocco.
Morocco Cyclist won stag one
Italians came second and third

Henry Chibuzor (CC12) wins CC12 clssice race first edition 2017

Henry Chibuzor Ezenwata (CC12) sprinst to 2017 first edition CC12 host cycling classic race in Dolphin Estate road.
Special edition with newer course that has rolling punchy hills, but the riders whe itching to tackle up the which they have missed.
Henry Chibuzor Ezenwata (CC12)
Opeyemi (Cycology) second
Ifeanyi (Lagos) third

Veteran Result
Alex Kamara (Cycology) first
Garrick Bassey  second
Iboroma Akpana third

Max Richeze (Quick-Step Floor's) wins final stage of 2017 Vuelta a San Juan, Argentina.

Max Richeze (Quick-Step Floor's) wins final stage of Vuelta a San Juan in San Juan City, Argentina.

Bauke Mollema (Trek Sega-Fredo) wins overrall race title of Vuelta a San Juan.

Nikias Arndt (Sunweb Team) wins 2017 Cadel Evans Great Ocean Race in Geelong, Australia.

Nikias Arndt (Team Sunweb) beats Simon Gerrans (Orica-Scott) to win 2017 Cadel Evans Great Classic Road Race.

 Despite repeated efforts on the final circuit around Geelong, the peloton couldn't shake the fast men and it was Arndt who took the spoils and opened Team Sunweb's account for season 2017.
Having had to wait until May for a WorldTour win, Sunweb have ensured a winning start to the season Down Under with victory in the first one-day WorldTour race of the season.

Agressive racing and late attacks from the likes Richie Porte, Nathan Haas, Chris Froome, and Rafa Valls all proved to be an entree for the final kilometre which almost saw Meyer cap his comeback with a triumphant win but it was the unfancied Arndt who proved the canniest of the lot to steal in and take out the victory.
First three winners of Cadel Ocean one classic race
Nikias Arndt (Germany) Sunweb Team
Simon Gerrans (Australia) Orica-Scott
Camron Meyer (Australia) KordaMentha Real Estate Australian National Team

Thank you all!

Max Richeze (Quick-Step Floor's) outsprints his brekaway companions to stage six Vuelta a San Juan, Argentina.

Max Richeze (Quick-Step Floor's) outsprints his breakaway companion to win shortened heat stage six #Vuelta a San Juan, Argentina. Bauke Mollema keeps blue leaders jersey as one final stage looms.

Stage six top three winners

Max Richeze (Argentina) Quick-step Floor's
Oliviero Trioa (Italy) Team UAE Abu Dhabi
German Nicolas Tivani (Argentina) Unieuro Trevigiani-Hemus 1896

Top ten General classifications after six

 1, Bauke Mollema (Netherland) Trek-Segafredo 18:02:09  
2, Oscar Sevilla (Spain) Medellin - Inder 0:00:14  
3, Rodolfo Torres (Colombia) Androni Giocattoli - Sidermec 0:00:16,
4, Ricardo Escuela (Argentina) Agrupacion Virgen De Fatima 0:00:20,
5, Rui Costa (Portugal) Team UAE Abu Dhabi 0:00:26   6, Laureano Rosas (Argentina) Argentina 0:00:27  
7, Ramunas Navardauskas (Litunia) Bahrain Merida Pro Cycling Team 0:00:52,
8, Vincenzo Nibali (Italy) Bahrain Merida Pro Cycling Team 0:01:17,
9, Egan Bernal (Colombia) Androni Giocattoli - Sidermec 0:01:29,
10,

Pieter Serry (Bel) Quick-Step Floors 0:01:31.