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STAGE 1, SAN DIEGO
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Stage 1 of the race both started and finished in San Diego. The route went
almost 109 miles through southern San Diego County, with two intermediate
Point Sprints and one Class 1 rated climb. It was mainly a relatively flat
Stage, and since the climb was about half way through the Stage, would end
in a mass sprint finish.
Last years Champion, and current UCI World Champion, Peter Sagan, Tinkoff,
won the Stage and became the Overall Leader, thus would wear the Leaders
Jersey in Stage 2. This win was Peter's fourteenth Stage win, and overall
Stage win leader, in the Tour of California's running statistics.
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Peter Sagan, Tinkoff, in the World Champion Jersey being interviewed before
the Stage. |
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Peter Sagan, Tinkoff, in the World Champion Jersey being interviewed before
the Stage. |
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The start of the Stage with Tour de France and Tour of California Champion
Bradley Wiggins, Team Wiggins, next to unidentified Cannondale Racer.
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A seven man breakaway about to turn onto CA94 from Otay Lakes road about a
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Danny Pate, Team Rally Cycling, leading the breakaway as they turn onto CA94
from Otay Lakes road about a third of the way through the Stage.
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Peter Sagan, Tinkoff, in the World Champion Jersey, winning the Stage over
Wouter Wippert, Cannondale Pro Cycling Team. |
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Peter Sagan, Tinkoff, in the Leaders Jersey recieving the spoils of victory
for winning the Stage and taking the overall lead in the Race.
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The winners podium, Peter Sagan, Tinkoff, in the World Champion Jersey
first, Wouter Wippert, Cannondale Pro Cycling Team, second and Dylan
Groenewegen, Team Lotto NL-Jumbo, third. |
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Peter Sagan, Tinkoff, in the Leaders Jersey, answering a question at the
press conference after the Stage. |
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STAGE 2, SOUTH PASADENA
TO SANTA CLARITA
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This Stage of the Tour covered 92 miles which were mainly in the Angeles
National forest. There were four categorized climbs, three were a Class 2
and one was a Class 1, and two intermediate Points Sprints. There was an
early breakaway of 22 riders that didn't last, it was caught by the Peloton
before the first King of the Mountain climb, the Class 1 up to the summit
on Angeles Crest Highway, about 15.6 miles into the Stage.
At about 24 miles into the Stage a new breakaway formed with four Racers,
including Benjamin King, Cannondale Pro Cycling Team. This breakaway
eventually was reduced to just two Racers with 5 miles to go, Benjamin King
and Evan Huffman, Rally Cycling. These two Racers were able to hold off the
Peloton for the rest of the Stage and Benjamin King won the Stage eight
seconds ahead of the Peloton.
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Peter Sagan, Tinkoff, in the Leaders Jersey, on the way to sign in for Stage
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The premier racers lined up at the front before the start of the Stage
including Peter Sagan, Tinkoff, in the Leaders Jersey, waving to the crowd
and Bradly Wiggins, Tour de France and Tour of California champion, in the
blue & red Team Wiggins Jersey. |
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The start of the Stage with Peter Sagan, Tinkoff, in the Leaders Jersey,
just behind Tour de France and Tour of California champion, Bradley Wiggins,
Team Wiggins (blue & red jersey). |
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Benjamin King, Cannondale Pro Cycling Team, winning the first intermediate
sprint with William Barta, Axeon Haggens Berman, in second place.
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Benjamin King, Cannondale Pro Cycling Team, showing his joy after crossing
the finish line and winning Stage 2. |
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Benjamin King, Cannondale Pro Cycling Team, in the Leaders Jersey, receiving
the spoils of victory for taking the overall lead after winning Stage 2.
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The winners podium of Stage 2, Benjamin King, Cannondale Pro Cycling Team,
in the Leaders Jersey, first, Evan Huffman, Rally Cycling, second and
Alexander Kristoff, Team Katusha, third. |
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STAGE 3, THOUSAND OAKS
TO SANTA BARBARA COUNTY
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Stage 3, was the Queens Stage of the 2016 Tour, ending at the summit of the
Class HC climb up Gibraltar Road just outside Santa Barbara. The Stage
started at the Amgen headquarters in Thousand Oaks and went through the
Santa Monica Mountains, where there were two rated climbs, a Class 3 and a
Class 2, before following the coast north.
After a long, mainly flat, route that followed the coast there was a small
deviation through the mountains with a Class 3 climb about 29 miles from the
finish. After that climb it was back down to the coast and mainly flat again
until the start of the Class HC climb that started on the approach to, and
then finished at the summit of, Gibraltar Road. The total length of this
climb was 7.8 miles with an average grade of 8%. This brutal climb took it's
toll on the Racers and splintered the Peloton into several groups. Julian
Alaphilippe, Etixx - Quick-Step, managed to hold a strong, steady pace, and
won the Stage 15 seconds ahead of Peter Stetina, Trek - Segafredo. Due to
the rest of the Racers splintering into many groups, Julian took the lead of
the Tour. It was nearly 23 minutes before the last of the Racers made it to
the Finish.
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Benjamin King, Cannondale Pro Cycling Team, in the Leaders Jersey signing in
before the start of the Stage. |
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The premier Racers before the Stage including William Barta, Axeon Hagens
Berman, in the Most Courageous Rider Jersey, Peter Sagan, Tinkoff, in the
Points (Sprint) Jersey, Benjamin King, Cannondale Pro Cycling Team, in the
Leaders Jersey, Evan Huffman, Rally Cycling, in the King of the Mountain
Jersey, and Daneil Eaton, UnitedHealthCare, in the Best Young Rider Jersey.
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The Start of Stage 3 with Benjamin King, Cannondale Pro Cycling Team, in the
Leaders Jersey next to Champion Bradley Wiggins, Team Wiggins, in the blue
& red jersey. |
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A seven man breakaway about half way through the Stage riding along the
coast in Ventura, the seven are; Gregory Daniel, Axeon Hagens Berman; Tanner
Putt, UnitedHealthcare; Evan Huffman, Rally Cycling, in the King of the
Mountain Jersey; Julian Arredondo, Trek-Segafredo; Oscar Clark,
Holowesko-Citadel; Krists Neilands, Axeon Hagens Berman; and Andrew Tennant,
Team Wiggins.
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A seven man breakaway about half way through the Stage riding along the
coast in Ventura, the seven are; Gregory Daniel, Axeon Hagens Berman; Tanner
Putt, UnitedHealthcare; Evan Huffman, Rally Cycling, in the King of the
Mountain Jersey; Julian Arredondo, Trek-Segafredo; Oscar Clark,
Holowesko-Citadel; Krists Neilands, Axeon Hagens Berman; and Andrew Tennant,
Team Wiggins.
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The Peloton, about 4 minutes behind the breakaway, being lead by the
Cannondale Pro Cycling Team with Race Leader Benjamin King in the Leaders
Jersey in their midst as they race along the coast in Ventura.
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The Peloton, about 4 minutes behind the breakaway, being lead by the
Cannondale Pro Cycling Team with Race Leader Benjamin King in the Leaders
Jersey in their midst as they race along the coast in Ventura.
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Gregory Daniel, Axeon Hagens Berman, in a solo breakaway, just after the
turn onto Gibraltar Road in Santa Barbara. |
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Gregory Daniel, Axeon Hagens Berman, in a solo breakaway, just after the
turn onto Gibraltar Road in Santa Barbara. |
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The first group of Racers just after the start of Gibraltar Road being led
by Swiss National Champion Michael Schär, BMC Racing Team.
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Benjamin King, Cannondale Pro Cycling Team, in the Leaders Jersey, riding
solo behind the first group of Racers at the start of the climb up Gibraltar
Road. |
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STAGE 4, MORRO BAY
TO LAGUNA SECA RACEWAY
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This Stage was the longest of the 2016 Tour at 134.8 miles. This was also a
first in that it went along the famous coastal route of Highway 1 through
Big Sur northward, all other times the Tour has been on this road it has
gone southward. Once near the finish the course went inland along Carmel
Valley Road, making the last 18 miles a short tour through the Santa Lucia
Range, giving the route a Class 2 climb 5 miles from the finish which also
had a Class 3 climb once inside the Laguna Seca property. Along Highway 1
there were two intermediate Points Sprints and three Class 3 climbs for a
total of five rated Points Climbs total along the route.
Even though this Stage was after the gueling Queens Stage, and going south
to north had to deal with headwinds along most of the route, the Racers were
able to make it to the finish in 5:16:33 hours, an average speed of 25.7mph.
The Peloton had broken up but had three large groups within about a minutes
time at the finish. The finish came down to a large sprint with 12 racers
and was won by Peter Sagan, Tinkoff. This was Peter's fifteenth win in the
history of the Tour, and his last first place finish in 2016.
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The start of Stage 4 in a foggy, cold Morro Bay. Julian Alaphilippe, Etixx
- Quick-Step, in the Leaders Jersey, at the front of the Racers.
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Stage 4 Finish at Laguna Seca
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Peter Sagan, Tinkoff, in the Points (Sprint) Jersey, winning Stage 4 on
Laguna Seca Raceway. |
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Peter Sagan, Tinkoff, in the Points (Sprint) Jersey, celebrating his win
after crossing the finish. |
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Julian Alaphilippe, Etixx - Quick-Step, receiving the Leaders Jersey for
retaining in the overall lead of the Tour. |
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Peter Sagan, Tinkoff, in the UCI World Champion Jersey, after receiving a
special award for winning the Stage at Laguna Seca.
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The winners podium of Stage 4, Peter Sagan, Tinkoff, in the UCI World
Champion Jersey, first, Greg Van Avermaet, BMC Racing, second and Nathan
Haas, Team Dimension Data for Qhubeka, third. |
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The Jersey wearers after Stage 4 (l-r); Mark Cavendish, Team Dimension Data
for Qhubeka, Most Courageous Rider Jersey; Evan Huffman, Rally Cycling Team,
King of the Mountain Jersey; Neilson Powless, Axeon Hagens Berman, Best
Young Rider Jersey; Julian Alaphilippe, Etixx - Quick-Step, Leaders Jersey;
and Peter Sagan, Tinkoff, in the Points (Sprint) Jersey.
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Julian Alaphilippe, Etixx - Quick-Step, in the Leaders Jersey, answering a
question during the press conference after the Stage.
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STAGE 5, LODI TO
SOUTH LAKE TAHOE
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This Stage of the Tour was essentially one long climb from the Central
Valley to Lake Tahoe. It was the second longest Stage at 132.4 miles, just
2.4 miles shorter than Stage 4 the day before. It was also the Stage with
the greatest overall climbing at 13,300 feet, more climbing than the Queen
Stage which only had 8,700 feet of climbing. But since it climbed for nearly
the entire route the average grade was relatively easy and there were no
serious climbs, only three rated climes, two Class 2 and one Class 3.
As usually happens in these Stages, a large breakaway formed about 14 miles
into the race. The breakaway stayed steady for most of the race, but the
gain in altitude and the long previous Stage took it's toll on the Racers,
and slowly the breakaway whittled down to just three riders with about 20
miles to go. The three Racers remained in the lead, and in the final charge
to the finish Toms Skujins, Cannondale Pro Cycling Team, won the Stage.
Lake Tahoe was also the first Stage of the Woman's Tour. The course for this
Stage went all the way around Lake Tahoe, for a 72.7 mile race with one
Points Sprint and two rated Climbs, one early in the Stage and one to the
Finish. Megan Guarnier, Boels - Dolmans Cycling Team, won the first Climb,
the Sprint, and the Climb to the Finish, thus taking the lead in all the
individual classifications except Best Young Rider. Photos from the Women's
event follow the photos from the Men's event.
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The start of the Stage in Lodi, with Peter Sagan, Tinkoff, in the Points
(Sprint) Jersey and Julian Alaphilippe, Etixx - Quick-Step, in the Leaders
Jersey. |
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The start of the Stage in Lodi
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Maxime Bouet, Etixx - Quick-Step, winning the first intermediate sprint in
Sutter Hill in front of 17 other Racers that were all part of a very large
breakaway. |
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Taylor Phinney, BMC Racing Team, leading the Peloton as they reach the first
intermediate sprint line in Sutter Hill. The Peloton was three minutes
behind the breakaway at this point in the Stage.
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Julian Alaphilippe, Etixx - Quick-Step, in the Leaders Jersey, with
teammates Petr Vakoc, in the Czechoslovakia National Champion Jersey, and
Martin Velits, racing with the Peloton through Sutter Hill.
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Toms Skujins, Cannondale Pro Cycling Team, celebrating winning the Stage as
he crosses the finish line being chased by Adam De Vos, Rally Cycling.
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Julian Alaphilippe, Etixx - Quick-Step, receiving the Leaders Jersey for
remaining in the overall lead of the Tour. |
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Toms Skujins, Cannondale Pro Cycling Team, receiving the spoils of victory
for winning the Stage. |
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The winners podium for Stage 5, Toms Skujins, Cannondale Pro Cycling Team,
first, Adam De Vos, Rally Cycling, second and Xabier Zandio, Team Sky,
third. |
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The Jersey wearers after Stage 5 (l-r), Neilson Powless, Axeon Hagens
Berman, Best Young Rider Jersey, Peter Sagan, Tinkoff, Points (Sprint)
Jersey, Julian Alaphilippe, Etixx - Quick-Step, Leaders Jersey, Evan
Huffman, Rally Cycling, King of the Mountain Jersey, and Toms Skujins,
Cannondale Pro Cycling Team, Most Courageous Rider Jersey.
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Megan Guarnier, Boels - Dolmans CyclingTeam, winning the first Stage of the
Tour of California Womens Race. |
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Megan Guarnier, Boels - Dolmans CyclingTeam, receiving the Leaders Jersey
for taking the overall lead in the Tour of California Womens Race.
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The winners podium for the Megan Guarnier, Boels - Dolmans CyclingTeam, in
the Leaders Jersey, winner, Emma Johansson, Wiggle High5, second, and
Kristin Armstrong, Twenty16 - Ridebiker, third. |
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STAGE 6, FOLSOM TIME TRIAL
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The Time Trial course of this years race was almost identical to the course
used in 2014, the year Bradley Wiggins, Team Wiggins, won the Stage about
one minutes faster than the second place finisher, and built an overall lead
he held onto to win the Tour. Unlike in 2014, when the Time Trial was the
second Stage, this year the Time Trial was the more conventional sixth
Stage. The route was the same for both the Men's and Women's Tour's.
The course of the Time Trial was essentially an out-and-back, with the only
major variation being the locations of the Start and Finish. The course was
an almost flat 6.3 miles, with slight climbing to the turn-around which was
about 180 feet higher in elevation than the Start/Finish. On the way back,
though, the slight climb turned into a slight decent. The total length of
the Time Trial was 12.6 miles. Rohan Dennis, BMC Racing Team, the Australian
National Time Trial Champion, won the Stage in 24:16.04 minutes, making for
an average speed of 31.15mph.
This section has photographs of the Women's Team that won the Stage,
Twenty16 Bikerider, Rohan Dennis, BMC Racing Team, Men's winner of the
Stage, the Men's Tour Jersey Wearers racing the Stage. Also there is a photo
of Bradley Wiggins, Team Wiggins, who suffered from a broken aero-bar and
was unable to hold form and subsequently suffered severely in his time and a
photo of Laurens Ten Dam, Team Giant-Alpecin, that shows the concentration
of the Racers during this Stage. The full collection of photographs of this
Stage does have at least one photograph of every Women's Team and Men's
Racer that was in Stage 6. If you would like to see the photographs of any
other Racers just send a request.
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The Twenty16 - Ridebiker Team, winners of the Woman's Team Time Trial in 27
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Bradley Wiggins, Team Wiggins. Bradley placed 92nd, 3 minutes 41 seconds
back. |
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Evan Huffman, Rally Cycling, in the King of the Mountain Jersey. Evan
placed 120th, 4 minutes 21 seconds back. |
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Toms Skujins, Cannondale Pro Cycling Team, in the Most Courageous Rider
Jersey. Toms placed 52nd, 2 minutes 31 seconds back.
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Peter Sagan, Tinkoff, in the Points (Sprint) Jersey. Peter placed 23rd, 1
minute 27 seconds back. |
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Rohan Dennis, BMC Racing Team, in the Australian National Time Trial
Championship Jersey, winner of the Time Trial in 24 minutes, 16.04 seconds.
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Neilson Powless, Axeon Hagens Berman, in the Best Young Rider Jersey.
Neilson placed 10th, 52 seconds back. |
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Laurens Ten Dam, Team Giant-Alpecin. Laurens placed 20th, 1 minute 20
seconds back. |
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Julian Alaphilippe, Etixx-Quick Step, in the Leaders Jersey. Julian placed
8th, 45 seconds back. |
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Julian Alaphilippe, Etixx-Quick Step, in the Leaders Jersey. Julian placed
8th, 45 seconds back. |
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STAGE 7, SANTA ROSA
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The Seventh Stage both started and ended in Santa Rosa, with the 109 mile
course taking the Racers through the forests and along the Coast on Highway
1 for the second time this Tour. The majority of the course was through
rolling and hilly sections through the forest but also along the coast,
which gave the Stage six rated Climbs, one Class one, two Class 2 and three
Class three, the most in a single Stage of the 2016 Tour. In classic fashion
a large breakaway formed and lead for most of the Stage.
The final 20 miles or so of the course was essentially flat, which included
four finish laps around Downtown Santa Rosa. This allowed the front Peloton
to catch the breakaway and regroup. The Peloton had settled into two groups
as the Stage progrssed, a front group of the faster, less fatigued, Racers
and a rear group of the Racers who were feeing the affects of the previous
six days of racing. The finish ended up being a mass sprint of the most
promising Racers, the second group finished about 26 minutes behind.
Alexander Kristoff, Team Katusha, won the Stage in a photo finish with Peter
Sagan, Tinkoff, who come in second by about one inch.
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The fourteen man breakaway on King Ridge Road just past Cazadero.
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The fourteen man breakaway on King Ridge Road just past Cazadero.
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The Peloton racing through the forest on King Ridge Road just past Cazadero.
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The Peloton racing through the forest on King Ridge Road just past Cazadero.
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Peter Saga, Tinkoff, in the Points (Sprint) Jersey, making a solo breakaway
headed south on Highway 1 just past Highway 116.
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Peter Saga, Tinkoff, in the Points (Sprint) Jersey, in a solo breakaway
headed south on Highway 1 just past Highway 116.
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The front Peloton group headed south on Highway 1 just past Highway 116.
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The front Peloton group headed south on Highway 1 just past Highway 116.
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Alexander Kristoff, Team Katusha, starting to celebrate his win while
Peter Sagan, Tinkoff, in the Points (Sprint) Jersey, still strains to win
the Stage. Danny Van Poppel, Team Sky, finished in third place. Alexander
won the Stage by about one inch. |
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Julian Alaphilippe, Etixx-Quick Step, receiving the spoils of victory for
remaining in the overall lead. |
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The winners podium of Stage 7, Alexander Kristoff, Team Katusha, winner,
Peter Sagan, Tinkoff, in the World Champion Jersey, second, and Danny Van
Poppel, Team Sky, third. |
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The Jersey Wearers after Stage 7 (l-r), Neilson Powless, Axeon Hagens
Berman, in the Best Young Rider Jersey. Evan Huffman, Rally Cycling, in the
King of the Hill Jersey. Julian Alaphilippe, Etixx-Quick Step, in the
Leaders Jersey. Peter Sagan, Tinkoff, in the Most Aggresive Rider Jersey and
holding the Points (Sprint) Jersey. |
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STAGE 8, SACRAMENTO
and the AWARDS CEREMONY
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While Sacramento has hosted several Stages of previous Tour of California's,
including two Overall Starts, 2016 was the first year Sacramento was the
last Stage of the Tour. The course was essentially flat, both starting and
ending in Sacramento, and following a narrow loop south and then north near
the Sacramento River, making for a very fast 85.7 miles. There were two
Points Sprints in this Stage, one 56.5 miles into the Stage in Clarksburg,
and one the first time the Racers crossed the Finish line in Sacramento. The
course made three subsequent laps around the Capital before the Stage and
Tour ended the fourth time the Racers crossed the finish.
Since Stage 8 was mainly flat the Racers were able to keep up a very fast
pace, and it ended in the typical mass sprint. A small breakaway had formed
and kept it's lead until the laps around the Capital, but was eventually
caught and Mark Cavendish, Team Dimension Data for Qhubeka, won the Stage in
3:01:12, an average speed of about 28.6mph. During the Awards Ceremony the
Awards for both the Men's Tour and Womens's Tour were combined.
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Stage 8 Start/Finish in Sacramento
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The start of the Stage
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The start of the Stage
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Marc Cavendish, Team Dimension Data for Qhubeka, winning the Stage with
Peter Sagan, Tinkoff, coming in second. Julian Alaphilippe, Etixx-Quick
Step, is celebrating winning the Tour. |
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Marc Cavendish, Team Dimension Data for Qhubeka, receiving the spoils of
victory for winning the Stage. |
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The winners podium for Stage 8, Marc Cavendish, Team Dimension Data for
Qhubeka, first, Peter Sagan, Tinkoff, second, and Alexander Kristoff, Team
Katusha, third. |
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The winners podium for Stage 8, Marc Cavendish, Team Dimension Data for
Qhubeka, first, Peter Sagan, Tinkoff, second, and Alexander Kristoff, Team
Katusha, third. |
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Julian Alaphilippe, Etixx-Quick Step, celebrating winning the Tour, holding
the Trophy over his head. |
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Julian Alaphilippe, Etixx-Quick Step, receiving the spoils of victory for
winning the Tour. |
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The winners podium for the Tour, Julian Alaphilippe, Etixx-Quick Step,
winner, Rohan Dennis, BMC Racing Team, second (on the left) and Brent
Bookwalter, BMC Racing Team, third (on the right).
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The winners podium for the Tour, Julian Alaphilippe, Etixx-Quick Step,
winner, Rohan Dennis, BMC Racing Team, second (on the left) and Brent
Bookwalter, BMC Racing Team, third (on the right).
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The winners of the Tour celebrating their achievements, Julian Alaphilippe,
Etixx-Quick Step, winner, Rohan Dennis, BMC Racing Team, second (on the
left) and Brent Bookwalter, BMC Racing Team, third (on the right).
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BMC Racing Team, the winner of the Team classification.
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The winners podium for the Women's Tour, Megan Guarnier, Boels - Dolmans
Cycling Team, winner, Kristin Armstrong, Twenty16 - Ridebiker, second, and
Evelyn Stevens, Boels - Dolmans Cycling Team, third.
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Megan Guarnier, Boels - Dolmans Cycling Team, took over the lead in the UCI
Women's Worldtour standings after winning the Women's Tour of California.
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The Jersey winners of both the Men's and Women's Tours (l-r), Mara Abbott,
Wiggle High5 Pro Cycling, Queen Of the Mountain; Peter Sagan, Tinkoff,
Points (Sprint) winner; Evan Huffman, Rally Cycling Team, King of tbe
Mountain; Neilson Powless, Axeon Hagens Berman Cycling Team, Best Young
Rider; Megan Guarnier, Boels - Dolmans Cycling Team, Winner of the Tour and
Points (Sprint) winner; Julian Alaphilippe, Etixx-Quick Step, Winner of the
Tour; Chloe Dygert, Twenty16 - Ridebiker, Best Young Rider; Toms Skujins,
Cannondale Pro Cycling Team, Most Courageous Rider; and Shara Gillow, Rabo
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