Belgian cyclist Geert Steurs of Topsport Vlaanderen won Stage 2 of the Tour of Qatar in Doha today, arriving at the finish with Dutchman Wouter Mol, who takes the race leader’s yellow jersey, almost two minutes ahead of the chasing group.
The day-long breakaway gives the two unheralded riders every chance of claiming overall victory when the six-stage race finishes on Friday.
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