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Mark Cavendish shown after winning the first stage of the 2015 Dubai Tour on Wednesday. On Saturday he clinched the overall race victory. Daniel Dal Zennaro / EPA / February 4, 2015
Mark Cavendish: Dubai Tour win special because team ‘rode out of their skin’

Mark Cavendish erased a four-second deficit entering Saturday's final stage and beat his German counterpart by six seconds to take the win in the second staging of the Dubai Tour.

SportFebruary 07, 2015
Mark Cavendish has the red jersey after the third stage of the Dubai Tour. Bryn Lennon / Getty Images
Flatter terrain could suit Mark Cavendish in final push at Dubai Tour

Stage 4 of the Dubai Tour will be from the Dubai International Marine Club to Burj Khalifa. Gary Meenaghan reports.

SportFebruary 06, 2015
Cyclists ride during the third stage of Dubai Tour to Hatta Dam on February 6, 2015. Teams from more than seven countries are taking place in the 2015 cycling tour which will cover 660 kilometres in four days. Marwan Naamani / AFP
Nothing is impossible for John Degenkolb after he wins Stage 3 of Dubai Tour

The German beat Alejandro Valverde and Juan Jose Lobato – both of Movistar – to victory on a route which culminated with a steep ramp. The final stage is Saturday.

Other SportFebruary 06, 2015
Eventual winner Elia Viviani, right, and the peloton sprint for the finish line on Stage 2 of the Dubai Tour from the Dubai International Marine Club to Palm Jumeirah (Atlantis) on February 5, 2015 in Dubai. (Photo by Bryn Lennon/Getty Images)
Team Sky sprinter Elia Viviani wins Stage 2 of 2015 Dubai Tour

The second stage of the race took riders from the International Marine Club to the Atlantis Hotel, The Palm, on a course that covered 187 kilometres.

Other SportFebruary 05, 2015
British rider Mark Cavendish of Etixx Quick-Step. EPA
Dubai Tour leader Mark Cavendish has a positive mindset

It will be no failure if I lose blue jersey, says Cavendish.

Other SportFebruary 05, 2015
Mark Cavendish of Great Britain celebrates winning the first stage of the 2015 Dubai Tour on Wednesday. Bryn Lennon / Getty Images / February 4, 2015
Tailor made for success: Mark Cavendish wins Dubai Tour first stage

Mark Cavendish won the opening stage of the second Dubai Tour on Wednesday, as the Etixx-Quick Step rider edged out Andrea Guardini and Elia Viviani.

SportFebruary 04, 2015
Francisco Mancebo Perez says Emirati riders have to take next step

SkyDive Dubai team are looking beyond the Dubai Tour as the Spanish climber said UAE riders need to leave the region if they want to compete on Grand Tour events, writes Gary Meenaghan.

Other SportFebruary 04, 2015
UAE-based karting driver Rashid Al Dhaheri is six years old and represents some of the country’s best young talents on the track. Courtesy photo
Rashid Al Dhaheri and Harry Hannam are heating up Bambino Class at Dubai Kartdrome

Courtesy of the incredible exposure of one little boy with a red race suit and an increasingly famous face, Bambino karting in the UAE is reaching new heights, writes Gary Meenaghan.

Other SportFebruary 04, 2015
A view of the peloton during the inaugural 2014 Dubai Tour in February of last year. The 2015 Dubai Tour begins on Wednesday February 4, 2015. Christopher Pike / The National / February 8, 2014
Big names, grand ambition: A 2015 Dubai Tour explainer

Gary Meenaghan runs down the basics for the second staging of cycling's Dubai Tour, beginning on Wednesday in the UAE.

SportFebruary 03, 2015
Great Britain’s Mark Cavendish, who rides for Etixx-Quick Step, will take to the streets of Dubai this week for the Dubai Tour. Bryn Lennon / Getty Images
Stand-out sprinter Mark Cavendish is ready to win Dubai Tour, but on his own terms

Speed kills, but do not ask the British cyclist what he thinks because he likes to let his late charges do the talking for him, writes Gary Meenaghan.

Other SportFebruary 03, 2015
Italy’s Vincenzo Nibali says it will be hard for the Astana team to outrun suspicion of doping after last year. Lionel Bonaventure / AFP
Astana aim to cover new ground starting with Dubai Tour

Astana Pro Cycling Team hope this week’s Dubai Tour marks a new, drug-free start. But team leader Vincenzo Nibali knows questions on doping may prove inescapable.

SportFebruary 01, 2015
Pablo Hernandez, right, enjoyed a successful debut for Al Nasr, getting on the scoresheet to help his new club win the Arabian Gulf Cup. Pawan Singh / The National
Former Swansea star Pablo Hernandez a perfect fit for ambitious Al Nasr

Australia midfielder Brett Holman believes the Spaniard will buy into Nasr's work ethic.

SportJanuary 31, 2015
Al Nasr players trained at Rashid Stadium, Dubai, yesterday as they seek a first domestic title in the UAE in 25 years. Pawan Singh / The National
Domestic bliss drives Al Nasr as they take on Sharjah for the title

Ivan Jovanovic’s side to play host in front of a packed stadium as they seek a first win in the UAE in 25 years.

SportJanuary 30, 2015
Qatar camp boosts Sharjah’s confidence for title clash with Al Nasr

Sharjah have not won a major final since lifting the President’s Cup in 2003, and they sit third from bottom in the Arabian Gulf League, but insists their problems are a thing of the past.

SportJanuary 30, 2015
DUBAI , UNITED ARAB EMIRATES – Jan 30 , 2015 : Al Nasr team celebrating after wining the Arabian Gulf Cup at Rashid stadium in Dubai. They beat Sharjah by 4 - 1. ( Pawan Singh / The National ) For Sports. Story by Gary
Al Nasr defeat Sharjah to lift Arabian Gulf Cup

Nasr 'exceed expectations' to end 25-year wait and claim title, while sorry Sharjah look for positives.

SportJanuary 30, 2015
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