Cycling: Tanner takes over at the top
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Your support makes all the difference.John Tanner, riding for the Choice Accountancy professional team, took the yellow jersey in the Tour of Lancashire from Glen Holmes after last night's hill climb stage. Fastest on the 3.3-mile climb from Scorton to the summit of Harrisend Fell was Jeff Wright, riding for the Yorkshire and Humberside team. Tanner was nearly eight seconds slower than Wright's 8min 49.9sec. Holmes, riding for England amateur, had taken the overall lead on the 82-mile second leg from Bolton to Blackpool earlier yesterday.
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