Stages
| Stage | Route | Distance | Type | Date | Stage Winner | Team | Race Leader |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Peachtree City - Macon | 153 km 95.1 miles |
Flat stage | April 16 | Daniele Contrini | Tinkoff Credit Systems | Daniele Contrini |
| 2 | Thomaston - Rome | 217.2 km 134.8 miles |
Flat stage | April 17 | Ivan Stević | Toyota-United | Daniele Contrini |
| 3 | Rome - Chattanooga | 190.2 km 118.2 miles |
Flat stage | April 18 | Gianni Meersman | Discovery Channel | David Cañada |
| 4 | Chickamauga - Lookout Mountain |
30.4 km 18.9 miles |
Mountain ITT | April 19 | Levi Leipheimer | Discovery Channel | Janez Brajkovič |
| 5 | Dalton - Brasstown Bald | 172.1 km 106.9 miles |
Mountain stage | April 20 | Levi Leipheimer | Discovery Channel | Janez Brajkovič |
| 6 | Lake Lanier Islands - Stone Mountain Park |
182.9 km 113.6 miles |
Flat stage | April 21 | Fred Rodriguez | Predictor-Lotto | Janez Brajkovič |
| 7 | Atlanta | 123.9 km 77 miles |
Circuit stage | April 22 | Juan José Haedo | Team CSC | Janez Brajkovič |
| Overall | Janez Brajkovič | ||||||
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