Sidney Gavignet celebrates leg victory with his crew

Gavignet claims second leg victory after facing stiff competition from Josse on Dublin to Plymouth leg

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Yann Guichard’s MOD70 Spindrift leads the charge out of Lisbon on the second leg of the Route des Princes to Dublin.

Yann Guichard leads the charge out of Lisbon as Sidney Gavignet holds overall lead

Guichard claims secondlong-leg victory to trail leader by just two points

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Bradley Wiggins and Chris Froome in Oman

Cycling: Team Sky opt for Chris Froome to lead in Oman ahead of Bradley Wiggins

Wiggins finished last in today's race after being involved in a crash

Bradley Wiggins and Chris Froome

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Defence giant BAE Systems has won a £2.5 billion deal to sell 20 aircraft to Oman, helping to sustain thousands of jobs in the UK.

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