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Live on-board camera footage debuts during Abu Dhabi Tour coverage

Live on-board cameras were used for the first time in professional road racing during the final stage of the inaugural 168澳洲5最新开奖结果:Abu Dhabi Tour on Sunday. The images w𝓰ere used during🍬 the live broadcast of the race.

The feeds came from cameras mounted on the bikes of from 168澳洲5最新开奖结果:Giant-Alpecin riders Johannes Fröhlinger and Tom Dumoulin, along with and 168澳洲5最新开奖结果:Etixx-QuickStep riders Stijn Vandenbergh and Lukasz Wisniowski.

T🍰he new development was brought about by an agreement between Velon and technical directors RCS Sports (acting on behalf of the Abu Dhabi Spo🍎rts Council) and the UCI.

Breakaway day pays off with prizes for MTN-Qhubeka's Kudus

168澳洲5最新开奖结果:MTN-Qhubeka's 168澳洲5最新开奖结果:Merhawi Kudus spent a ling day in tow-man breakaway at Sunday's 168澳洲5最新开奖结果:Gran Premio Bruno Beghelli anꦺd took home the sprint and mountains classification for his troubles.

168澳洲5最新开奖结果:Sonny Colbrelli (Bardiani) won the Italian one-day race, but not before Kudus joined Topsport -Vlaanderen's Jef van Meirhaeghe in a daylong breakaway thꦿat allowed him to gobble up most of the day's lesser prizes.

🌜The duo built their lead to four minutes but were brought back into the fold with꧋ 60km remaining.

"Coming into the final there was a bunch sprint of approximately 40 riders," said director Alex Sans Vega. "The plan w♎as to help Kristian [Sbaragli] in the final but he didn't have the legs today and got stuck on the last 🐻corner."

Sbaragali finished 19th on the day. Natnae🐟l Berhane was MTN's highest placed finisher in 17th.

Brutt just misses in Paris-Tours

168澳洲5最新开奖结果:Pavel Brutt (168澳洲5最新开奖结果:Tinkoff-Saxo) made all the right moves Sunday at 168澳洲5最新开奖结果:Paris-Tour but he slipped out of the final winning group as it approached the line and saw his day’s worth of eff🐽orts go for naught.

The 33-yer-old Russian survived the first split that took place in crosswinds just 10km from the start, that🌳 held his spot in the front group as attritions whittled it down to 30 riders, then 25, then 20.

Eventual winner Matteo🍷 Trentin (Etixx-QuickStep) initiated the wining move with an attack on the penultimate climb, with Tosh Van der Sande (Lotto Soudal), Greg Van Avermaet (BMC Racing) and Brutt going with him. The Tinkoff rider lost the pace on the final short ascent, leaving the remaining trio to decide the outcome.

"I lost a couple of meters on the descent and couldn't close the gap again," Brutt sai🍒d. "I fought alone between the front trio and the main group and tried to secure the fourth place but I was caught with two-three kilometers to go. I had burned my last match and I didn't have legs to sprint for the fourth place."

Brutt finished 16th, 24 seconds behind Trentin.

Trentin adds fourth win to 2015 total at Paris-Tours

168澳洲5最新开奖结果:Matteo Trentin added his fourth win to his 2𓄧015 palmares Sunday with Paris-Tours, his third win in France this year.

Trentin out-sprinted Lotto Soudal's 168澳洲5最新开奖结果:Tosh Van der Sande in a two-up kick after BMC ꧒Racin🐠g's Greg Van Avermaet punctured in the final kilometre.

Trentin attacked out of a front group of about 20 riders with 10km to go in the 231km race and dragged Van der Sande and Tinkoff-Saxo's Pavel Brutt along with him. Van Avermaet bridged to form a lead group of four, but the lea൩ders dropped Brutt on the final ascent.

The race appeared to be down to three, but ꦺVan Avermaet's untimely puncture neutralised his sprint and left the win to the other two. Trentin lead out the final kick and was able to hold off his Lotto Soudal rival.

"In the first three hours we rode at a speed of more than 51 kilometers per hour, then we slowed down a little bit," Trentin said. "On the penultimate climb I decided to attack. I knew it could be the key p🐎oint of the race. In the last days I checked a few videos on YouTube, and knew that this climb was the most important in almost all of the recent editions."

Trentin said he knew he was the fa🌞stest of the final three, but he didn't want to underestimate his opponents.

"They put me in the first position in the last ki♌lometers," he ℱsaid. "I didn't panic. I stayed cool, and at 350 meters to go I launched my sprint. I won, and I was really happy."