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British cyclist wins seventh stage in Tour of Turkey
British cyclist Mark Cavendish has won the seventh stage of the 51st Presidential Cycling Tour of Turkey, his third stage victory this week.
The 29-year-old racer for the Etixx - Quick-Step team won the 166 kilometers-long lap from Selçuk to ?zmir in 3 hours, 59 minutes and 49 seconds, beating more than 160 other cyclists from 21 teams on May 2.
Spanish cyclist wins sixth stage in Tour of Turkey
Spanish cyclist Pello Bilbao has won the sixth stage of the 51st Presidential Cycling Tour of Turkey.
Bilbao completed the sixth day of the TUR 2015 tour for the Caja Rural-Seguros RGA team in four hours, 38 minutes and 46 seconds on May 1.
A total of 157 cyclists raced from the western province of Denizli to the Selçuk district in the central province of Konya.
Federer makes it to Istanbul Open quarters
World number two Roger Federer has eased past fellow 33-year old, the Finn Jarkko Nieminen, with a dominant display to reach the quarterfinals of the TEB BNP Paribas Istanbul Open.
Federer, showing flashes of brilliance mixed with occasional errors, closed out in just over an hour to win the second round match 6-2, 7-5.
Sale of luxury box to Zarrab shakes Be?ikta?
Be?ikta? enjoyed a 5-1 win against Istanbul?s Kas?mpa?a on April 18, but the brilliant score line failed to satisfy many supporters, especially renowned fan group çAr??, who have expressed their anger at the purchase of a luxury box in the club?s under-construction stadium by controversial businessman Reza Zarrab, who was involved in Turkey?s largest graft probe.
Antalya eyes bigger share of global golf market
Turkey's Western Mediterranean Development Agency (BAKA) and Turkish Airlines have initiated a project to enable the Turkish province of Antalya to take a bigger share in the world golf market by inviting representatives from France's golf travel agencies to visit the resort town of Belek's golf courses.
Turkish handball team's bus attacked with stones
The team bus of Turkey's top men's handball side was attacked April 10 by unknown individuals who threw stones at its windows, days after a shooting attack on a top flight football club, reports said.
The Be?ikta? Mogaz bus was pelted with stones as the players were playing in an away match in the Mediterranean city of Mersin.