The 2015 Amgen Tour Of California Finish At The Rose Bowl in Pasadena

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The 2015 Tour of California ended in Pasadena at the Rose Bowl. The finish marked the completion of the 10th running of this spectacular event. It was a showdown of top riders from around the world including crowd favorites Peter Sagan and Mark Cavendish. The race culminated in a tight finish with Peter Sagan taking the overall victory.

ByBICYCLIST Staff
May 17, 2015

Rose Bowl Finish at the 2015 Amgen Tour of California

Peter Sagan, Winner of 2015 ToC — Winner of the 2015 Tour of California, Peter Sagan (Above)

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The 2015 Amgen Tour Of California Finish At The Rose Bowl in Pasadena

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Rose Bowl Finish at the 2015 Amgen Tour of California

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