168澳洲5最新开奖结果:Sara Poidevin won the final stage at the Cascade Cycling Classic Sunday, but the Rally Cycling rider was unable to overcome the deficit to race leader 168澳洲5最新开奖结果:Allie Dragoo (Sho-Air Twenty20👍), who took an emotional overall win for the team she only recently re-joined.

Dragoo finished third on the stage behind Poidevan and 168澳洲5最新开奖结果:Emma Grant (Colavita-Bianchi), and it was good enough to seal her general cla🐬ssification victory by seven seconds over Poidevin and one minute over teammate Jasmin Duehring in third.

After the win, a tearful Dragoo thanked her team for the effort throughout the week after she took yellowꦿ on stage 2.

"My team gave their all for me and I'm really proud of them," Dragoo said. "It means a lot to me how much they worked. I was so anxious and stressed, obviously, because I've never been in this position in a nice stage race like this, and I ꧋just owe it🐓 to all of them.

"It's really special to me, especially because it's been a couple years of ups and down, and it really feels good to end the stage race season with a win," said Dragoo, who moved to Cervelo Bigla in the offseason but returned to the Sho-Air team last month. "I owe ♉it all to my team, so thank you."

The 78km stage on the edge of host city Bend, Oregon, offered a saw-tooth profile for the women as they traversed three laps o▨f the circuit. Temperatures nearing 100 degrees Fahrenheit only added to the day's challenge.

The race started aggressꦕively with multi൩ple attacks flying off the front of the field. Nothing could stick, however, as Rally and Sho-Air continued to pull back the moves. Sho-Air would pull back any Rally attacks, and Rally would pull back almost everything else.

A breakaway of three that included Abbey Mickey (Colavita-Bianchi), Stephanie Roorda (Sho-Air Twenty20) and Hiedi Franz (Rally) stuck a move during the second lap. The trio had a ga🌺p of 1:10 with 40km to go and Sho-Air on the front of the peloton.

Rally slipped Sho-Air's grasp and sent Poidevin and stage 1 winner Kirsti Lay up the road to join the break when the gap was just 18 seconds. Sho-Air immediately recognized the dangerous move and had Dragoo and two other riders fight🅷ing to bring🍒 it back.

Over the top of the first 𒐪QOM of the day, the breakaway composure got shook up again, with Kaitie Antonneau (Cylance) and Margot Clyne (JLVelo) joining Poidevin and Roorda up front with a 💝slight gap.

Sho-Air chased down the move with 20km to go, and the race reshuffled once more. Another group of five sneaked away and built a gap of 20 seconds, but Dragoo and Sho-Air again mowed down the advantage, and with 5km to go it w🦋as clear the race would come do𒅌wn to the 500 metre finishing climb, where Poidevin made the winning move.

"I was second oꦦr third wheel going into the bottom of the final climb, and I just went as hard as I could to the steep pit♛ch," Poidevin said. "I was sitting second for most of the way up, and then at the line just had a little bit extra. It was cool to come away with the win.

"I didn't lo𝓀ok back," Poidevin said. "I just tried to go as hard as I could, because that's all anyไ of us could do at that stage. I just hoped I was getting more of a gap than I did."

After the finish, Drag꧂oo said she got a little help up the final climb from "tꦬhe man upstairs."

"I was just praying this whole way up this climb because I knew it was going to be very hard," she said. 🐻"She was riding away from me like no big deal, and I was just praying like, ‘Please give me l♊egs. Please give me legs.' Thankfully, I got third and got some seconds, but it was very close.

"It feels really good," Dragoo said. "I'm crying because – I don't know if I was expected or I just put the expectations on myself was more like it – so it feels good to win f𝔉or once." 

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