Stage 1: Saint-Georges / Saint-Georges, 185 km Full Results and Report
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Saint-Georges to Saint-Georges, Quebec 185 km hilly circuit race | 
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The winning move late in the stage... | 
Two-up sprint for the line at the Stage 1 finish in Saint-Georges | 
It looks more like a runner-up salute, but Emile Jean (Can/Silber Pro Cycling) beats Ian Garrison (USA/Axeon Hagens Berman) at the line to win Stage 1 | 
Your Stage 1 podium: 2nd Ian Garrison (USA/Axeon Hagens Berman) s.t., 1st Emile Jean (Can/Silber Pro Cycling), 3rd Travis McCabe (USA/UnitedHealthcare) + 10s | 
Race leader and Stage 1 winner, Emile Jean (Can/Silber Pro Cycling) |
Stage 2: Lac-Mégantic / Mont-Mégantic Full Results and Report
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What great location for a bike and swim summer vacation... | 
except for the logging trucks | 
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The race leader was dropped | 
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Matteo Dal-Cin (Can/Rally Cycling) attacks Robin Carpenter (USA/Holowesko / Citadel Racing p/b Hincapie Sportswear) who would finish 2nd + 1:05 | 
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Impressive summit win by Matteo Dal-Cin (Can/Rally Cycling), The King of Mont Megantic for 2017 | 
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2nd Robin Carpenter (USA) Holowesko / Citadel Racing p/b Hincapie Sportswear + 1:05, 3rd Sepp Kuss (USA) Rally Cycling + 1:07 | 
1st Matteo Dal-Cin (Can/Rally Cycling) and teammate 3rd Sepp Kuss (USA) Rally Cycling share an intimate moment post race | 
Your Stage 2 podium: 2nd Robin Carpenter (USA/Holowesko / Citadel Racing p/b Hincapie Sportswear) + 1:05 1st Matteo Dal-Cin (Can/Rally Cycling), 3rd Sepp Kuss (USA/Rally Cycling) + 1:05 . Full Results and Report — cyclingnews
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5th today + 1:54, New race leader, Keegan Swirbul (USA) Jelly Belly p/b Maxxis | 
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Stage 3: Saint-Georges, 77 km Full Results and Report
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Alexander Cowan (Can/Silber Pro Cycling) won 19.4 km Stage 3a TT vaulting him from 4th overall into the race lead by 9s | 
Stage 3a TT podium: 2nd Taylor Eisenhart (USA/Holowesko / Citadel Racing p/b Hincapie Sportswear) + 8s, 1st Alexander Cowan (Can/Silber Pro Cycling) 25:17, 3rd Matteo Dal-Cin (Can/Rally Cycling) + 16s | 
Start scene for the Stage 3b in the afternoon | 
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Race leader, Alexander Cowan (Can/Silber Pro Cycling) | 
Alexander Cowan (Can/Silber Pro Cycling) retained his race lead finishing 20th + 1:09, actually extending it from 9s to 22s | 
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Christopher Lawless (GBr/Axeon Hagens Berman) wins Stage 3b in 1:40:44 followed by 2nd Steve Fisher (USA/Canyon Bicycles) s.t. and 3rd Sepp Kuss (USA/Rally Cycling) + 3s | 
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Stage 3b podium: 2nd Steve Fisher (USA/Canyon Bicycles) s.t., 1st Christopher Lawless (GBr/Axeon Hagens Berman) and 3rd Sepp Kuss (USA/Rally Cycling) + 3s |
Stage 4: Quebec City Full Results and Report
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Quebec City circuits | 
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Ian Garrison (USAAxeon Hagens Berman) wins Stage 4 in 1:32:55 ahead of 2nd Robin Carpenter (USA/Holowesko-Citadel p/b Hincapie Sportswear) and 3rd Matteo Dal-Cin (Can/Rally Cycling) | 
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Stage 4 podium: 2nd Robin Carpenter (USA/Holowesko-Citadel p/b Hincapie Sportswear), 1st Ian Garrison (USAAxeon Hagens Berman), 3rd Matteo Dal-Cin (Can/Rally Cycling) |
Stage 5: St-Georges circuits Full Results and Report
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The rollout for the hilly, hotly contested circuits through and around St-Georges | 
One of the hilly, windy roads. 12 laps for the hilly circuit for 120 km in total. | 
The race blowing to pieces | 
Silber attempting to keep the race under control, but they failed | 
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Race leader, Alexander Cowan (Can/Silber Pro Cycling) wilted in the heat and the hilly course and finished over 17 minutes behind the winner. Also probably feeling the effects of yesterday's crashed. | 
Rob Britton (CAN/Rally Cycling) solo | 
Rob Britton (CAN/Rally Cycling) solo | 
The chase two minutes back led by Robin Carpenter (USA) Holowesko / Citadel Racing p/b Hincapie Sportswear) for eventual overall winner, Andzs Flaksis | 
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Rob Britton (CAN/Rally Cycling) soloed the final 35 km of the final stage, Stage 5 | 
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4th Andzs Flaksis (Lat/Holowesko / Citadel Racing p/b Hincapie Sportswear) + 1:31 giving him the overall win by 1:21 | 
Your Stage 5 podium: 2nd Diego Milan Jimenez (Dom/Inteja Dominican Cycling) + 1:28, 1st Robert Britton (Can/Rally Cycling) 3:53 and 3rd Francisco Mancebo (Spa/Canyon Bicycle) | 
Moonshine for the winner? | 
Once again the GC changed dramatically on the final stage at Tour de Beauce: Your 2017 GC podium: 2nd Clement Ruso (Fra/Team St-Étienne p/b Probikeshop) + 1:21, 1st Andzs Flaksis (Lat/Holowesko / Citadel Racing p/b Hincapie Sportswear) 15:42:13, 3rd Jordan Cheyne (Can/Jelly Belly p/b Maxxis) + 1:27 | 
Andzs Flaksis (Lat/Holowesko / Citadel Racing p/b Hincapie Sportswear vaulted from 8th to 1st on the final stage, the tough urban circuit in St-Georges | 
Canyon Scott wins the team award |
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