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Young girl cyclists have ridden on the same route of race (Image credit: Sonoko Tanaka) Image 1 of 34
The stage winner, Langlois Bruno (Team Quebecor Garneau) (Image credit: Sonoko Tanaka) Image 1 of 34
Darren Lill (National Team South Africa) keeps the yellow jersey (Image credit: Sonoko Tanaka) Image 1 of 34
Darren Lill (National Team South Africa) (Image credit: Sonoko Tanaka) Image 1 of 34
Local children cheer up riders with old bicycle tire (Image credit: Sonoko Tanaka) Image 1 of 34
David Maree (National Team South Africa) (Image credit: Sonoko Tanaka) Image 1 of 34
Rwanda is called "the country of thousand hills" (Image credit: Sonoko Tanaka) Image 1 of 34
Tour of Rwanda 2012, stage 4 (Image credit: Sonoko Tanaka) Image 1 of 34
Tour of Rwanda 2012, stage 4 (Image credit: Sonoko Tanaka) Image 1 of 34
Adrien Niyonshuti (Team Rwanda Karisimbi) stoped with a flat tire (Image credit: Sonoko Tanaka) Image 1 of 34
Qionghai-Wanning (Image credit: Sonoko Tanaka) Image 1 of 34
Bruno Langlois (Team Quebecor Garneau) (Image credit: Sonoko Tanaka) Image 1 of 34
Bruno Langlois (Team Quebecor Garneau) wins stage4 in Tour of Rwanda2012 (Image credit: Sonoko Tanaka) Image 1 of 34
National Team South Africa, the first place in the team general classification (Image credit: Sonoko Tanaka) Image 1 of 34
Qionghai-Wanning (Image credit: Sonoko Tanaka) Image 1 of 34
Qionghai-Wanning (Image credit: Sonoko Tanaka) Image 1 of 34
The race winner Darren Lill (National Team South Africa) (Image credit: Sonoko Tanaka) Image 1 of 34
The race start of stage 3 at Muhanga (Image credit: Sonoko Tanaka) Image 1 of 34
Remi Pelletier Roy (Team Quebecor Garneau) in action (Image credit: Sonoko Tanaka) Image 1 of 34
The race reader, Shaun Davel (National Team South Africa) (Image credit: Sonoko Tanaka) Image 1 of 34
A landscape from stage 2 in Tour of Rwanda 2012 (Image credit: Sonoko Tanaka) Image 1 of 34
The main groupe in stage 2 (Image credit: Sonoko Tanaka) Image 1 of 34
The stage winner, Amanuel Meron (UCI Continental Center) (Image credit: Sonoko Tanaka) Image 1 of 34
Remi Pelletier Roy (Team Quebecor Garneau) gets back the yellow jersey (Image credit: Sonoko Tanaka) Image 1 of 34
The race start in a rain at Kigali (Image credit: Sonoko Tanaka) Image 1 of 34
The race leader Shaun Davel (National Team South Africa) awaits to start (Image credit: Sonoko Tanaka) Image 1 of 34
A landscape from stage 2 in Tour of Rwanda 2012 (Image credit: Sonoko Tanaka) Image 1 of 34
Between stage 2 and stage 3, riders dry their jerseys on the top of team cars (Image credit: Sonoko Tanaka) Image 1 of 34
Alexey Shmidt (Team Type1-Sanofi) makes solo break away (Image credit: Sonoko Tanaka) Image 1 of 34
Darren Lill (National Team South Africa) wins stage 3 in Tour of Rwanda 2012 (Image credit: Sonoko Tanaka) Image 1 of 34
Darren Lill (National Team South Africa) celebrates his first win (Image credit: Sonoko Tanaka) Image 1 of 34
Darren Lill (National Team South Africa) gets the yellow jersey (Image credit: Sonoko Tanaka) Image 1 of 34
The race leader, Remi Pelletier Roy (Team Quebecor Garneau) prepares for stage 3 (Image credit: Sonoko Tanaka) Image 1 of 34
After the race, Jock Boyer and Adrien Niyonshuti (Team Rwanda Karisimbi) (Image credit: Sonoko Tanaka) Image 1 of 34
Following the stage 1 victory of the young Eritrean Merhawi Kudus, the Africans have continue to have success in the Tour of Rwanda on stages 2 and 3.
In the second road stage, another UCI Continental Center rider Amanuel Meron followed his teammate's exploit by taking out a rainy stage from Kigali. Meron won the sprint in the 44.1km morning stage to Muhanga.
Race leader Shaun Davel (South Africa) gave up his yellow jersey to prologue winner Remi Pelletier Roy (Quebecor-Garneau) on that stage, but in the afternoon, Davel's teammate Darren Lill carried the torch, winning the 74.6km route from Muhange to Huye with enough margin to take over the race lead.
Lill maintained his hold on the yellow jersey on today's fourth stage, which was won by Bruno Langlois (Team Quebecor Garneau).
The Tour of Rwanda continues through November 25.
