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Ukrainian rider thrown off Tour of Dubai after punching rival

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Ukrainian rider Andriy Hrivko of the Astana team has been disqualified from the Tour of Dubai after punching German Marcel Kittel in the face during Thursday’s third stage, organisers said.

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Kittel, of the Quick Step Floors team, ended up with a bloodied face after sustaining a cut to his eyebrow, failing to contest the final sprint after winning the first two stages of the race, which he still leads.

“I got punched by Andriy Grivko from Astana. That’s why I had blood on my face but I didn’t crash,” Kittel said in a statement by organisers.

“There was some confusion in the race. My team worked well for the sprint but I was not in a perfect position and maybe my head was elsewhere too.”

Astana apologised to Kittel and his team, saying on Twitter: “Astana Proteam apologizes to @marcelkittel and @quickstepteam for improper behavior of its rider @andrei_007 during stage 3 of @dubaitour”.

The Tour of Dubai ends on Saturday.

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