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Evans wins fourth stage at Tour of Alberta; Dennis maintains overall lead

Cyclists participating in the Tour of Alberta make their way through the province, south of Millet. Supplied, Andrea Dear

BLACK DIAMOND, Alta. – Rohan Dennis of Team Garmin-Sharp maintained his overall lead Saturday after the fourth of five stages of the Tour of Alberta.

Although Dennis finished well back of fourth stage winner and fellow Australian Cadel Evans, he held onto the yellow jersey, signifying the overall race leader.

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Evans, who won the 2011 Tour de France, captured the fourth stage in a time of three hours 57 minutes 18 seconds.

Evans was among a five-man break that sprinted to the finish line in Black Diamond, Alta., where the 169-kilometre stage also started.

Evans, of BMC Racing Team, edged out Simon Geschke at the finish line, while Tom Jelte Slagter finished third.

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