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Simons Gerrans with his game face on. He's won this race before and we'll see him again at the finish. | 
Rui Costa is all smiles as his reign as World Champion is soon to end... unless he renews it in Ponferrada, Spain at the end of the month | 
The 22nd Royal Regiment of Quebec |
Start scene before the 11 circuits in downtown Quebec City totaling 199 km of racing 2310 m of climbing | 
Rollout | 
It's a beautiful circuit |
The break had over 2 minutes in the first lap | 
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The peloton approaches the first climb of the day with the Saint Lawrence River in the background |
The climb. 2310 m of total climbing today. | 
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The break led by Dennis Van Winden | 
Moreno Moser leading the break up the climb | 
11 times up the climb |
Simon Gerrans in the mix all day | 
Quebec Cobbles | 
Many views of the omnipresent Le Chateau Frontenac |
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Costa and Horner | 
With 3 laps to go, the break is caught by a fast, strung out peloton |
The feed zone was a popular place today | 
Late unsuccessful break | 
Once again a thrilling uphill finish at this race |
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Simons Gerrans (Orica GreenEdge) overcame a late flat and in the final 100m, Tom Dumoulin (Giant-Shimano) 2nd, to win his 2nd GP Cycliste de Québec. In the distance, 3rd Ramunas Navardauskas (Garmin Sharp), 4th Daryl Impey (Orica GreenEdge), the winner from Tour of Alberta last week. | 
The margin of victory |
Simon Gerrans mopping up post-race | 
Second win in five years at this race | 
Your 2014 GP Cycliste de Québec podium: 2nd Tom Dumoulin (Giant-Shimano), 1st Simons Gerrans (Orica GreenEdge), 3rd Ramunas Navardauskas (Garmin Sharp) |
The most level headed podium ever |
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