2017 UCI cycling calendar | 2017 Tour of the Gila

2017 Tour of the Gila

Dates

Took place from Wednesday 19 April 2017 till Sunday 23 April 2017.

In the UCI calendar ...

takes place in United States of America
is part of the America Tour 2017
class 2.2

Result / Final classification

1/ Evan Huffman (Rally Cycling) - 12h37'53"
2/ Serghei Tvetcov (Jelly Belly powered by Maxxis) - +0'23"
3/ Taylor Eisenhart (Holowesko/Citadel Racing powered by Hincapie Sportswear) - +0'25"
4/ Gavin Manion (UnitedHealthCare Pro Cycling Team) - +0'29"
5/ Robert Britton (Rally Cycling) - +0'59"

More information ...

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Stages/Race route and results (when available)

Wednesday 19 April 2017	1/ Silver City > Whitewater Mesa	143.4 km	1/ Matteo Dal-Cin (Rally Cycling) - 3h31'17" 2/ Daniel Alexander Jaramillo Diez (UnitedHealthCare Pro Cycling Team) - +0'06" 3/ Colin Joyce (Rally Cycling) 4/ Robert Britton (Rally Cycling) 5/ Adam de Vos (Rally Cycling)
Thursday 20 April 2017	2/ Ft. Bayard > Ft. Bayard	120.7 km	1/ Eric Young (Rally Cycling) - 2h57'56" 2/ Travis McCabe (UnitedHealthCare Pro Cycling Team) 3/ Jose Alfredo Aguirre Infante (Canel's-Specialized) 4/ Michael Rice (Axeon Hagens Berman) 5/ Michael Hernandez (Aevolo)
Friday 21 April 2017	3/ Tyrone > Tyrone (ITT)	26 km	1/ Evan Huffmann (Rally Cycling) - 33'07"11. 2/ Taylor Eisenhart (HCR) - +0'25"72. 3/ Nigel Ellsay (SPC) - +0'33"84. 4/ Serghei Tvetcov (JBC) - +0'35"02. 5/ Gavin Manion (UnitedHealthCare Pro Cycling Team) - +0'38"50.
Saturday 22 April 2017	4/ Silver City > Silver City	69.5 km	1/ Eric Young (Rally Cycling) - 1h30'19" 2/ Travis McCabe (UnitedHealthCare Pro Cycling Team) 3/ Jose Alfredo Rodriguez Victoria (Elevate-KHS Pro Cycling) 4/ Jose Alfredo Aguirre Infante (Canel's-Specialized) 5/ Michael Hernandez (Aevolo CTM)
Sunday 23 April 2017	5/ Silver City > Pinos Altos	161.9 km	1/ Jhonnatan Manuel Narvaez Prado (Axeon Hagens Berman) - 4h05'03" 2/ Serghei Tvetcov (Jelly Belly powered by Maxxis) 3/ Gavin Manion (UnitedHealthCare Pro Cycling Team) 4/ Adam de Vos (Rally Cycling) 5/ Taylor Eisenhart (Holowesko/Citadel Racing powered by Hincapie Sportswear) - +0'05"
total distance		521.5 km