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Kenneally Takes Final Stage, Martin Wins Overall
Irishman Brian Kenneally won a thrilling final stage of the FBD Insurance Rás in Skerries today, while the overall race win went to German Tony Martin... More>>>
Rollin Yet Again , Martin Still In Lead
Just over twenty four hours after winning into Derry, Canadian national champion Dominque Rollin once again showed his speed when he won today’s seventh stage of the FBD Insurance Rás in Newcastle, County Down... More>>>
Rollin Takes Second Win, CassidyThird On Stage
Canadian rider Dominique Rollin took the sixth stage of the FBD Insurance Rás today, sprinting home at the head of a fourteen man breakaway group on the steep uphill finish in Derry... More>>>
Rás Battle Heats Up
Some reactions after yesterday's double German success... More>>>
O’Brien Second On Stage And Overall As Germans Taste Sucess
After being clear for most of the stage in a five man breakaway group, Irish rider Paídi O’Brien took a fine second place on today’s mountainous leg of the FBD Insurance Rás and jumped from 11th to a strong second overall... More>>>
Ojavee Wins Stage Four, Anthony Holds Onto Yellow
On a day of little change in the general classification in the race, Estonian Mart Ojavee outsprinted Dominique Rollin (US Kodak Gallery Sierra Nevada) on the uphill finishing straight to win the 138 kilometre fourth stage of the FBD Insurance Rás... More>>>
FBD Insurance Rás Day 3: Post Stage Quotes
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Rollin Wins Stage; O’Brien Second While Kenneally Moves To Second Overall
Irish riders Paídi O’Brien and Paul Griffin went close to a stage victory on today’s third stage of the FBD Insurance Rás, being beaten in a 34-man sprint by Canadian rider Dominique Rollin of the US Kodak Gallery Sierra Nevada team... More>>>
Irish Win On Stage 2, Van der Velde Leads
Irish rider Brian Kenneally rode to an excellent victory on stage two of the FBD Insurance Rás today, jumping clear from a thirteen man breakaway inside the final two kilometres and hitting the finish line in Loughrea two seconds clear. Dutch rider Ricardo Van der Velde took over at the top of the general classification... More>>>
Day Two Interviews
Post-stage quotes for day two... More>>>
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