Evans leader in Tour of Ulster

Tommy Evans, following a good 1 1/2 mile time trial on the third stage of the Tour of Ulster in Omagh, is the overnight leader as the cyclists head to Emyvale for the final stage today.

Mon, 03 May, 2004 - 01:00

England’s Edward Rush secured the Peugeot Challenge de Leon title after a 19-hole last-day battle with Spain’s Alvaro Salto which was settled by a sudden-death play-off.

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