2005 Tour de Georgia - Stages

Stages

Stage 1
207.4 km Stage Race, Augusta to Macon
Winner: Robert Hunter, South Africa, Phonak Hearing Systems
General classification after stage 1 1 Robert Hunter (RSA) Phonak Hearing Systems 5.47.52 2 Benjamin Brooks (Aus) Jelly Belly - Pool Gel 3 Michele Maccanti (Ita) Team L.P.R. 0.07
Stage 2
197.5 km Stage Race, Fayetteville to Rome
Winner: Peter Wrolich, Austria, Gerolsteiner
General classification after stage 2 1 Robert Hunter (RSA) Phonak Hearing Systems 10.34.11 2 Peter Wrolich (Aut) Gerolsteiner 3 Manuel Quinziato (Ita) Prodir - Saunier Duval 0.04
Stage 3
29.9 km Time Trial, Rome
Winner: Floyd Landis, United States, Phonak Hearing Systems
General classification after stage 3 1 Floyd Landis (USA) Phonak Hearing Systems 11.14.19 2 David Zabriskie (USA) Team CSC 0.19 3 Christopher Baldwin (USA) Navigators Insurance 0.22
Stage 4
214.7 km Stage Race, Dalton to Dahlonega
Winner: Brian Vandborg, Denmark, Team CSC
General classification after stage 4 1 Floyd Landis (USA) Phonak Hearing Systems 16.47.29 2 David Zabriskie (USA) Team CSC 0.19 3 Bobby Julich (USA) Team CSC 0.28
Stage 5
224.3 km Stage Race, Gainsville to Brasstown Bald Mountain
Winner: Tom Danielson, United States, Discovery Channel Pro Cycling Team
General classification after stage 5 1 Tom Danielson (USA) Discovery Channel 21.54.44 2 Levi Leipheimer (USA) Gerolsteiner 0.04 3 Floyd Landis (USA) Phonak Hearing Systems 0.09
Stage 6
201.5 km Stage Race, Blairsville/Union County to Alpharetta
Winner: Gord Fraser, Canada, Health Net Pro Cycling Team Presented by Maxxis

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