Stage 1 begins and ends in Sacramento, where the mighty American and Sacramento Rivers converge. This will be the race’s…
Amgen Tour of California
Who’s Coming to the Amgen Tour of California
What’s up Dudes and Dudettes? Any CyclistsInternational readers heading to the West Coast, or looking for the best of American…
American Takes the Lead at ATOC
Tejay Van Garderen, BMC racing team took the lead in the California tour today, by racing against the clock and…
ATOC Stage 1: Colombian Gaviria Out-Sprints the Best
By Jim Freibert, Reporting from California. Long Beach, Sunday, May, 13th 2018 – Fernando…
2018 Amgen Tour of California Team Presentation
Presenting the Stars and Teams at the Amgen Tour of California Photos and reporting by Jim Freibert (May 12, 2018).…
Preview of Amgen Tour of California, and a Focus on TREK-Segafredo
Peter Stetina of TREK-Segafredo is back to set the record straight after losing the 2016 ATOC to Julian Alaphillipe. With…
Cav’ Cinches Final California Stage: Wiggins Overall Winner
The end of the Amgen Tour of California brings to light the stunning resurrection of British Sky Team rider Bradley Wiggins to the forefront of professional cycling since he almost but disappeared from pro cycling competition in 2013.
Sagan Wins Sprint, Wiggins Still in Lead at AToC
“I am very happy for this victory, and for the good work of my team because [they]were pulling on the front from the start until the finish. Yeah, it was a very big stage for us,” said the Slovakian road champion in the post-race press conference.
Riding with United HealthCare
Photographer Lynn Ingram spends some time with the United Healthcare Team at the Tour of California. See her behind-the-scenes shots.
Taylor Phinney Rides into Santa Barbara Alone
“Sometimes you just have a voice inside you that says go,” said Phinney. “It just got more and more painful as I went on but I knew that if I made it, it would be worth it, and it definitely, definitely was. It’s the best way to win, to win like that.”