Tour of the Bahamas
Race details | |
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Date | January/March |
Region | The Bahamas |
Nickname(s) | "The Tour" |
Discipline | Road |
Type | Stage race |
Organiser | JAR Cycling |
Race director | Jeff Major |
History | |
First edition | 2005 |
Editions | 7 |
First winner | Joe Fernandes (BAH) |
Most recent | Ty Magner (USA) |
The Tour of the Bahamas is a road cycling race held in Nassau, the capital of The Bahamas.[1] The Tour is a competition over three stages. On the first stage there is an individual time trial, a race against the clock, followed by a circuit race, the next day. Finally, a road race is held, this stage is the only stage that leaves Nassau City.[2] Due to the Bahamas's warm climate, the race is used by many cyclists to kick off their racing seasons.[3]
Past winners
Rider | Team | |||
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2005 | Joe Fernandes[4] (BAH) | |||
2006 | Ricardo Hernandez[5] (USA) | Cafeteros | ||
2007 | Frank Travieso[6] (CUB) | AEG Toshiba | ||
2008 | Farrar, TylerTyler Farrar[7] (USA) | Slipstream–Chipotle | ||
2009 | No race | |||
2010 | Fairly, CalebCaleb Fairly[8] (USA) | Garmin–Transitions | ||
2011 | Chuck Hutcheson[9][10] (USA) | Battley Harley Davidson | ||
2012 | Ty Magner[11][12] (USA) | BMC-Hincapie Sportswear | ||
2013 | No race |
References
- ↑ Official website
- ↑ Tour of the Bahamas - Courses & Directions
- ↑ Tour of the Bahamas
- ↑ Tour of the Bahamas 2005
- ↑ Tour of the Bahamas 2006
- ↑ Tour of the Bahamas 2007
- ↑ Tour of the Bahamas 2008
- ↑ Tour of the Bahamas 2010
- ↑ Tour of the Bahamas 2011
- ↑ Tour of the Bahamas 2011
- ↑ Tour of the Bahamas 2012
- ↑ The Nassau Guardian
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