That said, I'm pretty happy with what I did shoot. I had a chance to stay in the Brooklyn neighborhood just south of Howelsen Hill and was about a mile from the course itself. Getting out on the course was worth the trip itself. My legs were still pretty thrashed from riding the Stage 3 course and getting in some long miles the previous day, so the chance to get some nice rolling miles in and bring along the camera was a nice change.
Given the relatively mellow nature of the stage, it was no surprise that it ended in a bunch sprint. I haven't seen an event like this in while - crowds 4 deep all long the last 2+ kilometers leading into the finish line. We were well placed - maybe 300 meters to the finish line - right where Viviani broke past his lead out man. I didn't get alot of shots of the sprint, but I'm pretty happy with the ones I did. This one really captures the action of the sprint.
One last shot of the Schlecks riding back to their hotel post-race. I believe this was Andy's last day in the Most Aggressive jersey, but he definitely went all out for it the next day...
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