Four Jour de Dunkerque 2009

Fast race unfolds after sections of minimum maintenance roads cut out of long-running competition with rich prize purse

Slovenian remains in red for the second day after following the late Van Aert attack

Mauritian champion in good form ahead of Montréal Worlds

Brit explains modified kit as he's left disappointed again after briefly taking virtual lead, then missing splits in final

The race leaves Monaco and heads to Provence and Manosque with a 214.3 km stage that takes on well over 3000 metres of climbing

UAE Team Emirates-XRG fends off attacks into Manosque

Pau Miquel second and Pogačar third in reduced sprint into Manosque

Danny van Poppel second, Tim Torn Teutenberg third in final sprint

Luca Mozzato second, Mike Teunissen third in Leuven