Tour de France: Peter Sagan takes second win in first hilly stage

Peter Sagan (in green) surges clear to win the stage
Peter Sagan showed his versatility as he won a hilly stage with an uphill finish in typically buccaneering style

World champion Peter Sagan outstayed his rivals to win a dramatic uphill sprint finish in Quimper on stage five of the Tour de France.

He made his move with 200m to go, beating Sonny Colbrelli and Philippe Gilbert for his second stage win.

Greg van Avermaet stayed in the yellow jersey, extending his overall lead with a two second bonus during the stage.

He came seventh, behind Ireland's Dan Martin, while Chris Froome finished safely in the peloton.

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