HH Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid, Vice President and Ruler of Dubai, waved a hello at riders prior to the start of the UAE Tour’s Stage 6 on Friday.

The moment was captured in photos and videos, as the sixth stage which is a 165-kilometre long flat course, shortly took commence.

The sixth stage will explore Dubai, starting from Deira Islands, to Dubai Creek, passing by Meydan before getting to Jumeirah Road

HH Sheikh Mohammed was spotted waving to the cyclists from the sidelines

As you do!

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The tour started in Abu Dhabi, paddling through different Emirates and are finally cycling through Dubai today

The Cycle Tour started off in Deira Island and halting at Palm Jumeirah. The UAE Cycle Tour are paddling through 165km from noon till 4:30pm.

The routes have been set and now you’ll know which roads to avoid. The cyclists started off in Deira Island at 12:35pm and finishing off at Palm Jumeirah.

Here it is again, in video format, in case you needed it

SO cool that the ruler of this Emirate makes team to show support to the sports community whenever he can.

 

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