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art that signifies my career. And, to have so many people thank me for riding my bike was really amazing. Robbie Mac used the AMGEN Tour of California as his final race. THANKS to everyone for tuning in to our photo reports - we hope you enjoyed Darrell's

by 46 seconds just eight months after breaking his right leg in four places. Conclusions to be drawn from last week's seven-day Amgen Tour of California, won by Robert Gesink of the Netherlands: • Gesink is as tough as he is talented. Attacking five kilometers

so big, enthusiastic and well managed that there is a "good chance" the race could come back to Mount Diablo State Park, the Amgen race director said. "The community was very supportive. If they want us back, we would consider it," said Jim Birrell, director

La Mondiale was the man of the day as he single-handedly held off a charging peloton by just 28 seconds to win stage 6 of the Amgen Tour of California. Behind the Frenchman, Pieter Weening (Orica-GreenEdge) put on quite a show with an attack on the final climb

to be the only people on the Metropolitan Transportation Authority bus. The shooting occurred just blocks from the route of the Amgen Tour of California bicycle race. The driver, whose name wasn't released, was hit in the torso and died at a hospital. Witnesses

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a training accident, Dutchman Robert Gesink sealed his overall race title Sunday with a main field finish in the eighth stage of the Amgen Tour of California. Peter Sagan of Slovakia won the final leg. The 22-year-old Sagan claimed the 42.6-mile road race

Cindi Kauffman photographed the beginning of Stage 8, the final stage, of the Amgen Tour of California Bike Race on May 20. Robert Gesink went on to win the race. L.A. Now is the Los Angeles Times’ breaking news section for Southern California. It is produced

Sagan made it five wins out of eight when he took the final stage of the Amgen Tour Of California but Robert Gesink won the overall classification. The final stage, which was the last ever for Robbie McEwen (pictured below) who announced his retirement, was

by county road crews was needed and would have been done anyway, Pope said. He did say the start date was moved up because of Amgen. The county's best estimate is that it spent about $150,000 for road work on the county portion, Pope said. On the city side,