Tour of Alberta 2017

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General
output 5th Tour of Alberta
Racing series UCI America Tour 2017 2.1
Stages 4th
date September 1-4, 2017
overall length 541.1 km
Host country CAN Canada
begin Jasper
target Edmonton
Teams 11
Driver at the start 82
Driver at the finish 76
Average speed 45.034 km / h
Result
winner United States Evan Huffman ( Rally Cycling )
Second United States Sepp Kuss ( Rally Cycling )
Third United States Alex Howes ( Cannondale-Drapac )
Scoring NED Wouter Wippert ( Cannondale-Drapac )
Mountain scoring CAN Alexander Cowan (silver)
Young talent evaluation CAN Jack Burke (Aevolo)
Team evaluation United States Rally cycling
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The 5th Tour of Alberta 2017 was a Canadian road bike race in the state of Alberta . The stage race took place from September 1st to 4th, 2017 . It was part of the UCI America Tour 2017 and classified there in category 2.1 . The overall winner was the American Evan Huffman from Rally Cycling .

Participating teams

WorldTeam
  1. United States Cannondale-Drapac
Professional Continental Team
  1. United States UnitedHealthcare
Continental Teams (9)
  1. United States Holowesko Citadel
  2. United States Rally
  3. United States Jelly Belly-Maxxis
  4. CAN silver
  5. United States Elevate-KHS
  6. COL Medellin Indians
  7. United States Aevolo
  8. CAN H&R block
  9. CAN Garneau-Québecor
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Stages

Wikidata logo S.svgstage date Stage locations type Length (km) Stage winner Overall leader
1st stage  Sep 1 Jasper - Marmot Basin
Hilly stage
 162 United States Evan Huffman United States Evan Huffman
2nd stage  Sep 2 Spruce Grove - Spruce Grove
Hilly stage
 139 NED Wouter Wippert United States Evan Huffman
3rd stage  3rd Sep Edmonton - Edmonton
Hilly stage
 116 United States Alex Howes United States Evan Huffman
4th stage  4th Sep Edmonton - Edmonton
Hilly stage
 124.1 NED Wouter Wippert United States Evan Huffman

1st stage

The first stage ended with a mountain finish in the Marmot Basin Ski Area . There won Evan Huffman (USA / Rally) as a soloist with 15 seconds ahead of his teammate Sepp kiss . Huffman took overall lead.

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driver country team time
1. Evan Huffman United States United States Rally cycling 3 h 48 min 46 s
2. Sepp kiss United States United States Rally cycling + 15 s
3. Tom Slagter NED Netherlands Cannondale-Drapac + 28 s
4th Christopher Jones United States United States UnitedHealthcare + 30 s
5. Jack Burke CAN Canada Aevolo + 32 s
Source: ProCyclingStats
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driver country team time
1. Evan Huffman Overall ratingScoringorange jersey, mountains classification United States United States Rally cycling 3 h 48 min 46 s
2. Sepp kiss United States United States Rally cycling + 15 s
3. Tom Slagter NED Netherlands Cannondale-Drapac + 28 s
4th Christopher Jones United States United States UnitedHealthcare + 30 s
5. Jack Burke white jersey of the leader of the youth competition CAN Canada Aevolo + 32 s
Source: ProCyclingStats


2nd stage

The second stage around Spruce Grove won the mass sprint of Dutchman Wouter Wippert (Cannondale Drapac) ahead of John Murphy (USA / Holoswesko). Huffman retained overall lead.

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driver country team time
1. Wouter Wippert NED Netherlands Cannondale-Drapac 2 h 55 min 14 s
2. John Murphy United States United States Holowesko Citadel Racing Team + 0 s
3. Ryan MacAnally OUT Australia Nice + 0 s
4th Michael Hernandez United States United States Aevolo + 0 s
5. José Alfredo Rodríguez MEX Mexico Elevate-KHS Pro Cycling + 0 s
Source: ProCyclingStats
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driver country team time
1. Evan Huffman Overall ratingScoring United States United States Rally cycling 6 h 43 min 57 s
2. Sepp kiss orange jersey, mountains classification United States United States Rally cycling + 18 s
3. Tom Slagter NED Netherlands Cannondale-Drapac + 31 s
4th Christopher Jones United States United States UnitedHealthcare + 33 s
5. Jack Burke white jersey of the leader of the youth competition CAN Canada Aevolo + 35 s
Source: ProCyclingStats


3rd stage

The third stage around Edmondon won in the mass sprint Alex Howes (USA / Cannondale Drapac) ahead of his team mate Wouter Wippert . Huffman defended the overall lead.

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driver country team time
1. Alex Howes United States United States Cannondale-Drapac 2 h 30 min 31 s
2. Wouter Wippert NED Netherlands Cannondale-Drapac + 0 s
3. Colin Joyce United States United States Rally cycling + 0 s
4th John Murphy United States United States Holowesko Citadel Racing Team + 0 s
5. Serghei Țvetcov ROU Romania Jelly Belly-Maxxis + 0 s
Source: ProCyclingStats
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driver country team time
1. Evan Huffman Overall rating United States United States Rally cycling 9 h 14 min 28 s
2. Sepp kiss orange jersey, mountains classification United States United States Rally cycling + 18 s
3. Alex Howes United States United States Cannondale-Drapac + 31 s
4th Tom Slagter NED Netherlands Cannondale-Drapac + 31 s
5. Christopher Jones United States United States UnitedHealthcare + 33 s
Source: ProCyclingStats


4th stage

The fourth and final stage again led around Edmondon. There, the Dutchman Wouter Wippert (Cannondale Drapac) won his second stage win in the mass sprint , as he did in his first stage win, ahead of John Murphy (USA / Holoswesko). Huffman held the overall lead one more time and won the entire tour.

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driver country team time
1. Wouter Wippert Scoring NED Netherlands Cannondale-Drapac 2 h 46 min 27 s
2. John Murphy United States United States Holowesko Citadel Racing Team + 0 s
3. Colin Joyce United States United States Rally cycling + 0 s
4th Alex Howes United States United States Cannondale-Drapac + 0 s
5. Pier-André Côté CAN Canada silver + 0 s
Source: ProCyclingStats

Overall rating

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driver country team time
1. Evan Huffman Overall rating United States United States Rally cycling 12 h 00 min 55 s
2. Sepp kiss United States United States Rally cycling + 18 s
3. Alex Howes United States United States Cannondale-Drapac + 31 s
4th Tom Slagter NED Netherlands Cannondale-Drapac + 31 s
5. Christopher Jones United States United States UnitedHealthcare + 33 s
6th Jack Burke white jersey of the leader of the youth competition CAN Canada Aevolo + 35 s
7th Colin Joyce United States United States Rally cycling + 36 s
8th. Rob Britton CAN Canada Rally cycling + 41 s
9. James Piccoli CAN Canada Elevate-KHS Pro Cycling + 50 s
10. Nigel Ellsay CAN Canada silver + 51 s
Source: ProCyclingStats


Ratings in the course of the tour

stage Stage winner Overall rating
Jersey yellow.svg 		Scoring
Jersey green.svg 		Mountain scoring
Jersey polkadot.svg 		Young talent evaluation
Jersey grey.svg 		Team evaluation
1 Evan Huffman Evan Huffman Evan Huffman Evan Huffman Jack Burke Rally cycling
2 Wouter Wippert Sepp kiss
3 Alex Howes Wouter Wippert
4th Wouter Wippert Alexander Cowan
Valuation winner Evan Huffman Wouter Wippert Alexander Cowan Jack Burke Rally cycling

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Huffman wins the start of the Tour of Alberta. radsport-news.com, September 2, 2017, accessed September 2, 2017 .
  2. ↑ Wippert stage winner at the Tour of Alberta, Schelling in the Czech Republic. radsport-news.com, September 2, 2017, accessed September 2, 2017 .
  3. ↑ Howes wins 3rd stage of the Tour of Alberta, de Greef wins at home. radsport-news.com, September 4, 2017, accessed September 4, 2017 .
  4. ↑ Wippert finally ensures the third Cannondale victory. radsport-news.com, September 5, 2017, accessed September 5, 2017 .

Web links

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