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Unofficial 2010 Amgen Tour of California Stage Map

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Via Steephill.tv – The official stage map and race route announcements for the 2010 Amgen Tour of California have been postponed for a few weeks while they finish confirming start / finish cities.  According to Steephill, part of the delay may be with the National Parks Service not permitting the Tour to enter Yosemite National Park.  Hmmm…underfunded NPS turning away thousands of paying-to-enter spectators.  Crazy.

Speculation and rumors abound on Steephill.tv’s website.
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James Raia
James Raia
15 years ago

Good graphic. Nice opening day from Nevada City to Sacramento. And just to let you know, it’s Nevada City, not Neveda City.

I enjoy your site and visit it often.

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Electra Chris
Electra Chris
15 years ago

bummer they’re not headed down to San Diego County this year, Palomar was fantastic last year!

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Scott Weiss
Scott Weiss
15 years ago

Where does the stage that finishes in Big Bear start?

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Dan H
Dan H
15 years ago

Bummed they aren’t heading further south to OC/San Diego…going to have to drive up North to catch a stage.

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Danno
Danno
15 years ago

Nice, but I wish the move to May coincided with a longer race… and more mountains.

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