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British cyclist Simon Yates, from the Jayco-AlUla team, was crowned on Saturday champion of the fourth edition of the AlUla Tour, having finished the 811.2-kilometers distance in 18:37:05 hours. Belgian cyclist William Junior Lecerf, from the Soudal Quick-Step team, finished second, three seconds behind Yates. New Zealander Finn Fisher-Black, from the UAE team, came in third.
The organizing committee of AlUla Tour 2024 for cycling unveiled on Monday the five stages of the race, which covers 811.2 kilometers. The fourth edition of the race, which will take place from January 30 to February 3, provides an opportunity for outstanding cyclists to show their skills and abilities. The route will pass through the historical area of Saudi Arabia’s AlUla, which is rich in picturesque sites, such as AlManshiya Train Station, Sharaan Nature Reserve, and the archaeological site of Hegra, listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.