Adam Yates on stage one of the 2016 Tour of The Basque Country
Simon and Adam Yates will be looking for a high finishing position in today's stage of the Tour of the Basque Country in Spain, which features a tough summit finale.
The British brothers are taking part in the WorldTour-level stage race as leaders for the Australian-registered Orica-GreenEdge team. Today's stage concludes with an ascent of Alto de Garrastatxu, a relatively short but steep climb previously unused in the race.
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