Jon Tiernan-Locke (Endura Racing) became the first British rider to win the Tour Méditerranéen after taking victory in today's snow-affected final stage.
The Brit started the day third overall, but his hopes of overhauling Garmin-Barracuda's Michel Kreder at the top of the standings appeared to have been dealt a blow when the planned summit finish on Mont Faron was abandoned because of the inclement weather.
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