Belfast cyclist David McCann wins Tour of Philippines

McCann clinched a comprehensive in in the Philippines

Belfast cyclist David McCann sealed his victory in the Tour of the Philippines by winning the final stage of the race on Tuesday.

McCann outsprinted Sascha Damrow to win the final stage after 117 kilometres of racing around Subic Bay.

The Giant Asia team rider took overall victory by a whopping six minutes and 45 seconds from Lloyd Lucien Reynante.

The totally dominant McCann also won the Points Race and the King of the Mountains classification.

McCann's victory follows his triumph in last month's Tour of Taiwan, when he led from start to finish.

The 37-year-old won two of the four stages in the Philippines.

Print Sponsor

related internet links:

The BBC is not responsible for the content of external internet sites

FROM OTHER SPORT SITES

Philippine Daily Inquirer Cyclists need foreign exposure, says Lina - 9 hrs ago

Easier Auto Union silver arrows back on the starting grid in Monte Carlo - 9 hrs ago

Yorkshire Post Mountain bike World Cup event 'will go ahead' in Yorkshire - 18 hrs ago

Ireland On-Line Irish cyclist leads Tour of the Philippines - 27 hrs ago

Scottish Sun Winning the title is tough enough.. the really hard bit is doing it again - 33 hrs ago

BBC Sportcycling