Farrar clinches stage win in California

Peter Sagan edged out Michael Matthews and Tyler Farrar in a sprint finish to claim the third stage of the Tour of California. Sagan picked up his ninth career stage victory in the event after finishing just half-a-wheel ahead of Matthews.

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By E. Shawn AylsworthManaging EditorHere are team and individual girls track & field results from Regionals 1-4 held May 21 plus the state finals schedule, courtesy of ihsaa.org:1. BLOOMINGTON NORTH REGIONALNo. 20 Bloomington South (127 points, six ...

Tejay van Garderen won the Tour of California to claim his first career stage-race triumph. Slovakia's Peter Sagan won the eighth and final stage, which took the riders out of San Francisco via the Golden Gate Bridge to a finish in Santa Rosa, Van ...

Jens Voigt: "This was a pretty tough race and the first time we've gone from south to north. It was very challenging on the first few days with the hot temperatures. That took a lot out of us. But we recovered well as we headed into the flat lands ...

Tejay van Garderen, fifth in last year's Tour de France, captured the eighth Tour of California cycling race on Sunday, sealing his first career stage-race triumph in the final stage.Slovakia's Peter Sagan won the eighth and final stage, which took ...

1. Peter Sagan (NetApp-Endura), Slovakia, 3 hours, 4 minutes, 7 seconds. 2. Daniel Schorn (NetApp-Endura), Austria, same time. 3. Tyler Farrar (Garmin-Sharp), United States, same time. 4. Gianni Meersman (Omega Pharma/Quick-Step), Belgium, same ...

The entire race I felt good. I had good legs today, said König Credits: ATOC Action Sports newsletter E-mail * do not change Contact Email Contact Email2 Contact Url Subscribe to Blog Remember my Info In one of the greatest climbs ever in American ...

Leopold König of NetApp-Endura showed the quality of his climbing legs, attacking the peloton to win Stage Seven of the 2013 Amgen Tour of California Saturday afternoon. König won the race's penultimate stage by attacking in the final 2.4 km of ...