Cycling: Dylan Kennett wins stage four of the Tour of Taihu Lake

Dylan Kennett added victory on stage four to his prologue win at the Tour of Taihu Lake. Kennett won the bunch sprint finish at the end of a 98.6 kilometre route through Jiangyan. The Tour has seen frequent crashes, and stage four was not without incident. St George Continental Cycling Team's Thomas Hubbard fell off his bike soon after the stage had got under way. Burgos BH rider Daniel Lopez Parada also crashed 54 kilometres from the finish, as the pack jostled for space inside the peloton. Hubbard's teammate Matthew Zenovich attempted a solo breakaway with 26 kilometres left, but the 24-year-old was quickly reeled in. In the sprint to the finish, Kennett, who led the Tour after the prologue and first stage, accelerated clear as the line approached to win ahead of Leonardo Bonifazio and Daniel Lopez. Boris Vallee finished safely in the pack to maintain his general classification lead - with the Belgian 14 seconds ahead of Benjamin Dyball and Alexander Cataford.