With just two days remaining in the inaugural Tour of America’s Dairyland, Greenbush, Wisconsin, hosted Stage 8 on Friday with a 10-mile loop road race dotted with dairy farms when not amid the gorgeous landscape and winding roads of the Kettle Moraine Forest. Nature’s foliage provided shade and a much-needed respite from the scorching heat of the Tour’s recent stages.
Accomplishing what team-mate Frank Travieso did days earlier, Yosvany Falcon (Champion Porsche p/b Herbalife) of Miami stood highest on the podium in the Men’s Pro Race, with Ryan DeWald (Battley Harley-Davidson) and Sheldon Deeny filling up the respective second and third blocks. The men’s overall yellow and white cowprint jersey \went home once again with Chad Hartley (Team GEARGRINDER), who leads Logan Garey (Team Rio Grande) by just two points. Adam Bergman (Texas Roadhouse) is within reach at third overall.
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