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No clear front-runner for Yellow Jersey yet, says Samuel Mugisha

Samuel Mugisha (L), seen here with teammate Joseph Areruya before starting Stage 2 on Monday, has insisted that the Yellow Jersey is still within reach for Rwandan riders. / Courtesy.
Samuel Mugisha (L), seen here with teammate Joseph Areruya before starting Stage 2 on Monday, has insisted that the Yellow Jersey is still within reach for Rwandan riders. / Courtesy.
Samuel Mugisha (L), seen here with teammate Joseph Areruya before starting Stage 2 on Monday, has insisted that the Yellow Jersey is still within reach for Rwandan riders. / Courtesy.
Samuel Mugisha (L), seen here with teammate Joseph Areruya before starting Stage 2 on Monday, has insisted that the Yellow Jersey is still within reach for Rwandan riders. / Courtesy.
Samuel Mugisha (L), seen here with teammate Joseph Areruya before starting Stage 2 on Monday, has insisted that the Yellow Jersey is still within reach for Rwandan riders. / Courtesy.
Samuel Mugisha (L), seen here with teammate Joseph Areruya before starting Stage 2 on Monday, has insisted that the Yellow Jersey is still within reach for Rwandan riders. / Courtesy.
Samuel Mugisha (L), seen here with teammate Joseph Areruya before starting Stage 2 on Monday, has insisted that the Yellow Jersey is still within reach for Rwandan riders. / Courtesy.
Samuel Mugisha (L), seen here with teammate Joseph Areruya before starting Stage 2 on Monday, has insisted that the Yellow Jersey is still within reach for Rwandan riders. / Courtesy.
Samuel Mugisha (L), seen here with teammate Joseph Areruya before starting Stage 2 on Monday, has insisted that the Yellow Jersey is still within reach for Rwandan riders. / Courtesy.
Samuel Mugisha (L), seen here with teammate Joseph Areruya before starting Stage 2 on Monday, has insisted that the Yellow Jersey is still within reach for Rwandan riders. / Courtesy.
Samuel Mugisha (L), seen here with teammate Joseph Areruya before starting Stage 2 on Monday, has insisted that the Yellow Jersey is still within reach for Rwandan riders. / Courtesy.
Samuel Mugisha (L), seen here with teammate Joseph Areruya before starting Stage 2 on Monday, has insisted that the Yellow Jersey is still within reach for Rwandan riders. / Courtesy.
Samuel Mugisha (L), seen here with teammate Joseph Areruya before starting Stage 2 on Monday, has insisted that the Yellow Jersey is still within reach for Rwandan riders. / Courtesy.
Samuel Mugisha (L), seen here with teammate Joseph Areruya before starting Stage 2 on Monday, has insisted that the Yellow Jersey is still within reach for Rwandan riders. / Courtesy.
Samuel Mugisha (L), seen here with teammate Joseph Areruya before starting Stage 2 on Monday, has insisted that the Yellow Jersey is still within reach for Rwandan riders. / Courtesy.
Samuel Mugisha (L), seen here with teammate Joseph Areruya before starting Stage 2 on Monday, has insisted that the Yellow Jersey is still within reach for Rwandan riders. / Courtesy.
Samuel Mugisha (L), seen here with teammate Joseph Areruya before starting Stage 2 on Monday, has insisted that the Yellow Jersey is still within reach for Rwandan riders. / Courtesy.
Samuel Mugisha (L), seen here with teammate Joseph Areruya before starting Stage 2 on Monday, has insisted that the Yellow Jersey is still within reach for Rwandan riders. / Courtesy.
Samuel Mugisha (L), seen here with teammate Joseph Areruya before starting Stage 2 on Monday, has insisted that the Yellow Jersey is still within reach for Rwandan riders. / Courtesy.
Samuel Mugisha (L), seen here with teammate Joseph Areruya before starting Stage 2 on Monday, has insisted that the Yellow Jersey is still within reach for Rwandan riders. / Courtesy.
Samuel Mugisha (L), seen here with teammate Joseph Areruya before starting Stage 2 on Monday, has insisted that the Yellow Jersey is still within reach for Rwandan riders. / Courtesy.
Samuel Mugisha (L), seen here with teammate Joseph Areruya before starting Stage 2 on Monday, has insisted that the Yellow Jersey is still within reach for Rwandan riders. / Courtesy.
Samuel Mugisha (L), seen here with teammate Joseph Areruya before starting Stage 2 on Monday, has insisted that the Yellow Jersey is still within reach for Rwandan riders. / Courtesy.
Samuel Mugisha (L), seen here with teammate Joseph Areruya before starting Stage 2 on Monday, has insisted that the Yellow Jersey is still within reach for Rwandan riders. / Courtesy.
Peter Kamasa
Peter Kamasa