"The team did an excellent job today. I had good feelings during the Muscat Classic, so the team trusted me to aim for victory again, they believed in me. The weather made the day very difficult, which makes the victory even sweeter," Fisher-Black expressed in press release.
With shortened stage 3, the Kiwi rider could also start thinking of his own GC result. Tuesday's stage 4 is unlikely to bring decisive gaps in the overall standings and then it'll all come down to the well-known Green Mountain (5.8km á 10.1%). While
Adam Yates will be UAE Team Emirates' man to go for, Fisher-Black could hold on to a decent result himself too.