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AEG Sports, organizers of the Amgen Tour of California has combined some of the most scenic and challenging terrain the state has to offer for fifth edition of the race. The eight day event starts in Nevada City on May 16 and conclude in Agoura Hills, home to title sponsor Amgen, on May 23. Now in its fifth edition, the UCI 2.HC event take advantage of the warmer late-spring temperatures to move the world-class peloton into the Sierra Nevada Mountains making the race a suitable lead-up to July's ...
Amgen Tour of California Stages
Stage 1
- Location:
- Nevada City - Sacramento
- Distance:
- 167.8 km
Stage 2
- Location:
- Davis - Santa Rosa
- Distance:
- 176.2 km
Stage 3
- Location:
- San Francisco - Santa Cruz
- Distance:
- 182.9 km
Stage 4
- Location:
- San Jose - Modesto
- Distance:
- 195.5 km
Stage 5
- Location:
- Visalia - Bakersfield
- Distance:
- 195.5 km
Stage 6
- Location:
- Pasadena - Big Bear Lake
- Distance:
- 213.7 km
Stage 7
- Location:
- Los Angeles
- Distance:
- 33.6 km
Stage 8
- Location:
- TO/Westlake/Agoura Hills
- Distance:
- 134.4 km
Amgen Tour of California Race photos
Ryder Hesjedal (Garmin-Transitions) bested his four breakaway companions to win the Amgen Tour of California's final stage.
- Thomas Rabou (Team Type 1) took the mountains jersey.
- Andy Schleck (Saxo Bank) happy to be racing in California.
- Michael Rogers (HTC-Columbia) has every reason to smile, after moving one step closer to winning the Tour of California.
- Cervélo race engineer, Damon Rinard with Bos' S3.
- Tony Martin (HTC-Columbia) laid down an amazing time in LA.
- Peter Sagan (Liquigas-Doimo) takes his second stage win in California.
- Waiting at the start
- Ben Day (Fy V Australia) took the day's Amgen Breakaway from Cancer most Courageous Jersey.
- Californian dreamin': Peter Sagan (Liquigas-Doimo) nets his team back-to-back stage wins.
- Lance Armstrong (Radioshack) had a crash inside the final three kilometres, so had a relaxing ride in to the finish line.
- Theo Bos (Cervélo TestTeam)
- Francesco Chicchi (Liquigas-Doimo) kicks his Tour of California into gear with a win on stage four in Modesto.
- Australian sprinter Brett Lancaster takes the soggy second stage in Santa Rosa.
Amgen Tour of California News
UCI to hold fast to ProTour rules excluding Continental teams
North American teams concerned over Tour of California, Canadian races
HTC-Columbia and Garmin-Transitions toast California success
Video of team directeur on Californian win
Top Amgen Tour names defend cycling in wake of Landis statements
California champion sick of negativity
Zajicek content with California performance
Best of US Continental riders takes 10th overall
Rabou captures California mountains crown
Video: Team Type 1 takes rewards from year's biggest race
Hesjedal gets confirmation in California
On the start line in California
Riis: Schleck, Cancellara on target for Tour
Landis makes an appearance at the Amgen Tour of California
Burghardt out of California with possible elbow fracture
Amgen Tour of California Features
RSSRogers' regal return to winners' circle
New 'King of California' aims at Tour de France
ProTour California event a Continental catch-22
US squads fear the implications of increased race status
BMC Racing Team fly the flag on home soil
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Photographic account of Canadian Continental team's first Amgen Tour
