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Home»News»Tom Pidcock Dominates AlUla Excursion Level 4 on Stunning Skyviews of Harrat Uwayrid
News By Miles CooperJanuary 31, 2025

Tom Pidcock Dominates AlUla Excursion Level 4 on Stunning Skyviews of Harrat Uwayrid

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SKYVIEWS OF HARRAT UWAYRID SAUDI ARABIA  JANUARY 31 Tom Pidcock of The United Kingdom and Q365 Pro Cycling Team  Green Leader Jersey attacks in the final climb during the 5th AlUla Tour 2025 Stage 4 a 1409km stage from Maraya to Skyviews of Harrat Uwayrid 1159m on January 31 2025 in Skyviews of Harrat Uwayrid Saudi Arabia Photo by Szymon GruchalskiGetty ImagesTom Pidcock attacking on Skyviews of Harrat Uwayrid en path to level 4 victory on the AlUla Excursion(Symbol credit score: Getty Photographs)SKYVIEWS OF HARRAT UWAYRID SAUDI ARABIA  JANUARY 31 Tom Pidcock of The United Kingdom and Q365 Pro Cycling Team  Green Leader Jersey attacks in the final climb during the 5th AlUla Tour 2025 Stage 4 a 1409km stage from Maraya to Skyviews of Harrat Uwayrid 1159m on January 31 2025 in Skyviews of Harrat Uwayrid Saudi Arabia Photo by Szymon GruchalskiGetty ImagesTom Pidcock attacking on Skyviews of Harrat Uwayrid en path to level 4 victory on the AlUla Excursion(Symbol credit score: Getty Photographs)SKYVIEWS OF HARRAT UWAYRID SAUDI ARABIA  JANUARY 31 Adne Holter of Norway and Team UnoX Mobility  White Best Young Rider Jersey competes during the 5th AlUla Tour 2025 Stage 4 a 1409km stage from Maraya to Skyviews of Harrat Uwayrid 1159m on January 31 2025 in Skyviews of Harrat Uwayrid Saudi Arabia Photo by Szymon GruchalskiGetty ImagesAdne Holter (Group UnoX Mobility) driving on level 4 of the AlUla Excursion(Symbol credit score: Getty Photographs)TAYMA FORT SAUDI ARABIA  JANUARY 30 Tom Pidcock of The United Kingdom and Q365 Pro Cycling Team  Green Leader Jersey competes during the 5th AlUla Tour 2025 Stage 3 a 1806km stage from Hegra  Hejaz to Tayma Fort on January 30 2025 in Tayma Fort Saudi Arabia Photo by Szymon GruchalskiGetty ImagesTom Pidcock took race victory on level 4 of the AlUla Excursion(Symbol credit score: Getty Photographs)SKYVIEWS OF HARRAT UWAYRID SAUDI ARABIA  JANUARY 31 Matteo Moschetti of Italy and Q365 Pro Cycling Team leads the peloton during the 5th AlUla Tour 2025 Stage 4 a 1409km stage from Maraya to Skyviews of Harrat Uwayrid 1159m on January 31 2025 in Skyviews of Harrat Uwayrid Saudi Arabia Photo by Szymon GruchalskiGetty ImagesThe peloton in movement within the early kilometres of level 4 of the AlUla Excursion(Symbol credit score: Getty Photographs)SKYVIEWS OF HARRAT UWAYRID SAUDI ARABIA  JANUARY 31 Alessandro Romele of Italy and XDS Astana Team Yuma Koishi of Japan and JCL Team Ukyo Alexandr Vinokurov of Kazakhstan and XDS Astana Team Muhammad Shahmir Aiman Abd Halim of Malaysia and Terengganu Cycling Team Andreas Miltiadis of Cyprus and Team Roojai Insurance Henri Francois Renard Haquin of France and Team Wagner Bazin WB Kongphob Thimachai of Thailand and Team Roojai Insurance and Jens Reynders of Belgium and Team Wagner Bazin WB  Orange Most Active Rider Jersey compete in the breakaway during the 5th AlUla Tour 2025 Stage 4 a 1409km stage from Maraya to Skyviews of Harrat Uwayrid 1159m on January 31 2025 in Skyviews of Harrat Uwayrid Saudi Arabia Photo by Szymon GruchalskiGetty ImagesScenic moments within the early kilometres of level 4(Symbol credit score: Getty Photographs)SKYVIEWS OF HARRAT UWAYRID SAUDI ARABIA  JANUARY 31 Fans during the 5th AlUla Tour 2025 Stage 4 a 1409km stage from Maraya to Skyviews of Harrat Uwayrid 1159m on January 31 2025 in Skyviews of Harrat Uwayrid Saudi Arabia Photo by Szymon GruchalskiGetty ImagesSpectators on the roadside on level 4 of the AlUla Excursion(Symbol credit score: Getty Photographs)SKYVIEWS OF HARRAT UWAYRID SAUDI ARABIA  JANUARY 31 Race organisation motorbike during the 5th AlUla Tour 2025 Stage 4 a 1409km stage from Maraya to Skyviews of Harrat Uwayrid 1159m on January 31 2025 in Skyviews of Harrat Uwayrid Saudi Arabia Photo by Szymon GruchalskiGetty ImagesAn audacious motorcycle rider on the Excursion of AlUla(Symbol credit score: Getty Photographs)MARAYA SAUDI ARABIA  JANUARY 31 A general view of the peloton prior to the 5th AlUla Tour 2025 Stage 4 a 1409km stage from Maraya to Skyviews of Harrat Uwayrid 1159m on January 31 2025 in Maraya Saudi Arabia Photo by Szymon GruchalskiGetty ImagesRiders accumulate on the Maraya live performance corridor for the beginning of level 4 of the AlUla Excursion(Symbol credit score: Getty Photographs)MARAYA SAUDI ARABIA  JANUARY 31 Tim Merlier of Belgium  Red Points Jersey Ayco Bastiaens of Belgium Thomas Pesenti of Italy Warre Vangheluwe of Belgium Bert Van Lerberghe of Belgium Jonathan Vervenne of Belgium Jordi Warlop of Belgium and Team Soudal QuickStep prior to the 5th AlUla Tour 2025 Stage 4 a 1409km stage from Maraya to Skyviews of Harrat Uwayrid 1159m on January 31 2025 in Maraya Saudi Arabia Photo by Szymon GruchalskiGetty ImagesRiders accumulate on the Maraya live performance corridor for the beginning of level 4 of the AlUla Excursion(Symbol credit score: Getty Photographs)

Tom Pidcock has blasted away at the hardest ascent of the AIUIa Excursion to assert a shocking moment solo level win in 3 days, spice up his lead, and take a large step in opposition to total victory in 24 hours’ time.

The Q36.5 racer stomped at the pedals 9 kilometres from the end at the level from Maraya to Skyviews of Harrat Uwayrid, topped the highest of the important thing climb of the race with a 25-second merit, then persevered on my own around the flatlands that adopted to the road.

2nd after a concerted pursuit, 15 seconds again, used to be Alan Hatherly (Jayco-AIUIa) with Rainer Kepplinger (Bahrain Victorious) in 3rd.

Pidcock’s solo demonstration,  regardless that, each underlined the Briton’s mountaineering superiority within the five-day AIUIa Excursion and, barring crisis, must see him declare a primary total victory for his new Q36.5 workforce on Saturday.

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