Gilmore secured the win in a sprint finish, mirroring his triumph in Stage Two in Musanze.
This victory marks his second stage win in the Tour du Rwanda.
As a result, Rwanda, particularly Musanze and Rubavu, will always hold a special place in his memory as the locations where he celebrated his first professional victories.
Eric Manizabayo of Java-InovoTec was the highest-placed Rwandan, finishing ninth in Rubavu, just six seconds behind the winner.
The top seven riders, including yellow jersey holder Fabien Doubey, all completed the stage in 2 hours, 55 minutes, and 14 seconds.
Australian cyclist Brady Gilmore also claimed victory of stage 2.
Australian cyclist Brady Gilmore celebrating his victory as he crossed the finish in Rubavu.
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