Belgian Jan Bakelants breaks away to win second stage of 2013 Tour de France Belgian Jan Bakelants of the RadioShack team wins the second stage of the 2013 Tour de France in Corsica. BELGIAN rider Jan Bakelants pulled away close to the finish line to win last night's second stage of the Tour de France and take the race leader's yellow jersey. Bakelants made his move with a few hundred meters remaining and the RadioShack rider did enough to withstand a late charge from Slovakian sprinter Peter Sagan. German sprinter Marcel Kittel started the day in the lead after winning Saturday's crash-marred first stage, but the rolling hills took their toll and he finished way behind. The 156-kilometre trek started from Bastia and after four moderate climbs finished in Ajaccio, where French emperor and military mastermind Napoleon Bonaparte was born in 1769. The day's last climb up Cote du Salario was much shorter than the other ones but far steeper.