Jakub Mareczko wins Stage 7 of the 2016 Tour de San Luis
Elia Viviani wasn't happy that his teammate Jakub Mareczko beat him to the win on the final stage of the Tour de San Luis - so angry that he rode straight back to the team hotel.
The pair were riding for the Italian national team in the race and Lampre-Merida's Mareczko was due to lead Team Sky's Viviani out in the sprint.
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