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Results Stage 6 Dungloe To Donegal 132.1Km.
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An Post Rás Stage 5 Pictures Buncrana To Dungloe
Regan Gough An Post Chain Reaction Winner Of Stage Five Of The An Post Rás From Buncrana To Dungloe
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An Post Team Secure Second Rás Stage Win As Gough Takes Victory Into Dungloe
James Gullen, Britain JLT Condor Race Leader


The An Post Chain Reaction team were celebrating again today after Regan Gough sprinted to victory on stage five of An Post Rás in to Dungloe, Donegal today - the second stage win for the team this week.

The New Zealander edged out Australian Cameron Meyer (Australia National Team) who finished second ahead of third place Daan Meijers (Netherlands Delta Cycling). JLT Britain rider James Gullen was a close fourth and becomes the new general classification (GC) leader.
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Results Stage 5 Buncrana To Dungloe 181Km.
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An Post Rás Stage 4 Pictures Bundoran To Buncrana
Stage Four Winner Michael Storer Australia National Team
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Mathew Teaggart An Post Chain Reaction Race Leader
Matthew Teggart An Post Chain Reaction Race Leader


Michael Storer of the Australia National Team took an emphatic solo victory on stage four of An Post Rás into Buncrana today. Storer crossed the line one minute and fifty five seconds over second place Jacob Sitler (USA CCB Velotooler) with Morgan Kneiskey (France Armée de Terre) claiming third spot. Yesterday’s stage three winner, Irishman, Matthew Teggart finished just on Kneisky’s shoulder, topping the general classification (GC) and becoming the new yellow jersey leader.

Day four of the eight route took the riders into the heart of Donegal where they faced a challenging route including five categorised climbs with the monstrous Mamore Gap rearing its head just over 10 kilometres before the finish.
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Results Stage 4 Bundoran To Buncrana 151.8 Kms.
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An Post Rás Stage 3 Pictures Newport To Bundoran
Matthew Teggart ,An Post Chainreaction Wins Stage Three Into Bundoran
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Irishman Teggart Takes Emphatic Stage Three Victory in An Post Rás
Msthew Teggart ,An Post Chainreaction Wins Stage Three Into Bundoran


Ireland’s Matthew Teggart of the An Post Chain Reaction team put in a magnificent ride to take a hard fought victory on stage three of An Post Rás today in to Bundoran, Donegal.

The Banbridge born rider won a bunch sprint to the line narrowly ahead of Ian Bibby (Britain JLT Condor) and Stephane Poulhies (France Armee de Terre) who finished second and third respectively. Dutch rider Dennis Bakker (Delta Cycling Rotterdam) took fourth place, and as a result becomes the new race leader More>>>


Results Stage 3 Newport To Bundoran 149 Kms.
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