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Racers in the peloton race past large murals along Larimer street during Stage 4 of the Colorado Classic bike race on Aug. 13, 2017 in Denver.

Racers make a sharp turn onto York street out of City Park during Stage 4, the final stage, of the Colorado Classic bike race on Aug. 13, 2017 in Denver.

Racers in the peloton race past large murals along Larimer street during Stage 4 of the Colorado Classic bike race on Aug. 13, 2017 in Denver.

Mihkel Raim, second from left, edges out Travis McCabe and other racers, to win Stage 4 of the Colorado Classic bike race as Marco Canola, left, throws up his hands in protest on Aug. 13, 2017 in Denver.

Manuel Senni, center, celebrates his win of the Colorado Classic bike race with Serghei Tvetcov, left, taking second and Alex Howes taking third, right, on Aug. 13, 2017 in Denver.

Riders race against each other and the weather as they make their way on Gap Road during stage 3 of the Colorado Classic bike race on Aug. 12, 2017 in Golden.

Travis McCabe, hams it up for the cameras after winning the sprint leader jersey and coming in second in Stage 3 of the Colorado Classic bike race on Aug. 12, 2017 in Denver.

Serghei Tvetcov puts up his hands as he crosses the finish line to win stage 3 of the Colorado Classic bike race on Aug. 12, 2017 in Denver.

Serghei Tvetcov keeps ahead of Manuel Senni (BMC Racing Team) as the two race towards the finish of stage 3 of the Colorado Classic bike race on Aug. 12, 2017 in Denver.

Riders race against each other and the weather up Golden Gate Canyon during stage 3 of the Colorado Classic bike race on Aug. 12, 2017 in Golden.

Riders race against each other and the weather as they make their way along Gap Road with the continental divide as a backdrop during stage 3 of the Colorado Classic bike race on Aug. 12, 2017 in Golden.

Eric Balthaser runs with an American flag as he tries to keep up with the peloton up Coal Creek Canyon during stage 3 of the Colorado Classic bike race on Aug. 12, 2017 in Golden.

With heavy storm clouds looming riders make their up Highway 72 into Coal Creek Canyon during stage 3 of the Colorado Classic bike race on Aug. 12, 2017 in Golden.

With heavy storm clouds looming GC leader TJ Eisenhart, right, races other riders and the weather as they make their up Highway 72 into Coal Creek Canyon during stage 3 of the Colorado Classic bike race on Aug. 12, 2017 in Golden.

With heavy storm clouds looming riders make their along Highway 93 towards Coal Creek Canyon during stage 3 of the Colorado Classic bike race on Aug. 12, 2017 in Golden.

Riders make their way up West 32nd ave as they make their way out of Denver heading towards the Peak to Peak highway during stage 3 of the Colorado Classic bike race on Aug. 12, 2017 in Denver.

Riders make their way out of Denver along Speer Blvd at the beginning of stage 3 of the Colorado Classic bike race on Aug. 12, 2017 in Denver.

Cyclists race through the Garden of the Gods during the women's race of the first stage of the inaugural Colorado Classic bike race on Aug. 10, 2017 in Colorado Springs. The race was a total of 38.4 miles with two laps going through the Garden of the Gods and finishing on Tejon Street in downtown Colorado Springs.

Cyclists race past the Garden of the Gods during the women's race of the first stage of the inaugural Colorado Classic bike race on Aug. 10, 2017 in Colorado Springs. The race was a total of 38.4 miles with two laps going through the Garden of the Gods and finishing on Tejon Street in downtown Colorado Springs.

Cyclists race through the streets of Colorado Springs during the women's race of the first stage of the inaugural Colorado Classic bike race on Aug. 10, 2017 in Colorado Springs. The race was a total of 38.4 miles with two laps going through the Garden of the Gods and finishing on Tejon Street in downtown Colorado Springs.

With the Garden of the Gods behind them cyclists race towards downtown during the women's race of the first stage of the inaugural Colorado Classic bike race on Aug. 10, 2017 in Colorado Springs. The race was a total of 38.4 miles with two laps going through the Garden of the Gods and finishing on Tejon Street in downtown Colorado Springs.

Cyclists race past the Garden of the Gods during the women's race of the first stage of the inaugural Colorado Classic bike race on Aug. 10, 2017 in Colorado Springs. The race was a total of 38.4 miles with two laps going through the Garden of the Gods and finishing on Tejon Street in downtown Colorado Springs.

Cyclists race through the streets of Colorado Springs during the women's race of the first stage of the inaugural Colorado Classic bike race on Aug. 10, 2017 in Colorado Springs. The race was a total of 38.4 miles with two laps going through the Garden of the Gods and finishing on Tejon Street in downtown Colorado Springs.

Cyclists race through downtown Colorado Springs during the women's race of the first stage of the inaugural Colorado Classic bike race on Aug. 10, 2017 in Colorado Springs. The race was a total of 38.4 miles with two laps going through the Garden of the Gods and finishing on Tejon Street in downtown Colorado Springs.

The men's peloton makes its way down Tejon street to begin the inaugural Colorado Classic bike race on Aug. 10, 2017 in Colorado Springs. The men's race was a total of 93.5 miles with six laps going through the Garden of the Gods and finishing on Tejon Street in downtown Colorado Springs.

Racers battled all kinds of weather including rain, wind and some hail during stage one of the inaugural Colorado Classic bike race on Aug. 10, 2017 in Colorado Springs. The race was a total of 93.5 miles with six laps going through the Garden of the Gods and finishing on Tejon Street in downtown Colorado Springs.

Racers battled all kinds of weather including rain, wind and some hail during stage one of the inaugural Colorado Classic bike race on Aug. 10, 2017 in Colorado Springs. The race was a total of 93.5 miles with six laps going through the Garden of the Gods and finishing on Tejon Street in downtown Colorado Springs.

The men's peloton rounds a wet corner during stage one of the inaugural Colorado Classic bike race on Aug. 10, 2017 in Colorado Springs. The men's race was a total of 93.5 miles with six laps going through the Garden of the Gods and finishing on Tejon Street in downtown Colorado Springs.

Racers battled all kinds of weather including rain, wind and some hail during stage one of the inaugural Colorado Classic bike race on Aug. 10, 2017 in Colorado Springs. The race was a total of 93.5 miles with six laps going through the Garden of the Gods and finishing on Tejon Street in downtown Colorado Springs.

The men's peloton makes its way through the Garden of the Gods race during stage one of the inaugural Colorado Classic bike race on Aug. 10, 2017 in Colorado Springs. The men's race was a total of 93.5 miles with six laps going through the Garden of the Gods and finishing on Tejon Street in downtown Colorado Springs.

The men's peloton makes its way through the Garden of the Gods during stage one of the inaugural Colorado Classic bike race on Aug. 10, 2017 in Colorado Springs. The men's race was a total of 93.5 miles with six laps going through the Garden of the Gods and finishing on Tejon Street in downtown Colorado Springs.

A teammate of cyclist John Murphy pumps his fist in the air as Murphy, fourth from right, crosses the finish line in to win stage one of the inaugural Colorado Classic bike race on Aug. 10, 2017 in Colorado Springs. The men's race was a total of 93.5 miles with six laps going through the Garden of the Gods and finishing on Tejon Street in downtown Colorado Springs.

Colorado rider and fan favorite Taylor Phinney, CDT Cannondale Drapac, celebrates winning the Most Aggressive Rider Jersey for stage one of the inaugural Colorado Classic bike race on Aug. 10, 2017 in Colorado Springs. The race was a total of 93.5 miles with six laps going through the Garden of the Gods and finishing on Tejon Street in downtown Colorado Springs.

John Murphy, Holowesko/Citdel Racing, center, celebrates his first place finish on the podium with Travis McCabe, United Health Care, left, taking second and Logan Owen, right, Axeon Hagens Berman, taking third in the first stage of the inaugural Colorado Classic bike race on Aug. 10, 2017 in Colorado Springs. The men's race was a total of 93.5 miles with six laps going through the Garden of the Gods and finishing on Tejon Street in downtown Colorado Springs.

Women cyclists begin stage 2 of the Colorado Classic bike race on Aug. 11, 2017 in Breckenridge. The women's race was a total of 5 laps. The course tested the endurance and willpower of the riders over the 32 mile race. Each lap was 6.4 miles and the entire course had 3,660 feet of climbing including multiple leg-crushing runs up the notorious Moonstone road climb and thrilling descents down Illinois Gulch. Sara Poidevin with Rally won the race.

Spectators takes photos of the women cyclists as they pass by during stage 2 of the Colorado Classic bike race on Aug. 11, 2017 in Breckenridge. The women's race was a total of 5 laps. The course tested the endurance and willpower of the riders over the 32 mile race. Each lap was 6.4 miles and the entire course had 3,660 feet of climbing including multiple leg-crushing runs up the notorious Moonstone road climb and thrilling descents down Illinois Gulch. Sara Poidevin with Rally won the race.

Women riders make the descent down Jefferson Ave towards Main street with Peak 8 in the background during stage 2 of the Colorado Classic bike race on Aug. 11, 2017 in Breckenridge. The women's race was a total of 5 laps. The course tested the endurance and willpower of the riders over the 32 mile race. Each lap was 6.4 miles and the entire course had 3,660 feet of climbing including multiple leg-crushing runs up the notorious Moonstone road climb and thrilling descents down Illinois Gulch. Sara Poidevin with Rally won the race.

Cowboy JeJe, aka JJ Folsom, right, cheers on riders as they head toward the top of Moonstone Road during stage 2 of the Colorado Classic bike race on Aug. 11, 2017 in Breckenridge. The women's race was a total of 5 laps. The course tested the endurance and willpower of the riders over the 32 mile race. Each lap was 6.4 miles and the entire course had 3,660 feet of climbing including multiple leg-crushing runs up the notorious Moonstone road climb and thrilling descents down Illinois Gulch. Sara Poidevin with Rally won the race.

Racer Brianna Walle, with TIBCO-Silicon Valley Bank, gives a thumbs up to fans along Moonstone road during stage 2 of the Colorado Classic bike race on Aug. 11, 2017 in Breckenridge. The women's race was a total of 5 laps. The course tested the endurance and willpower of the riders over the 32 mile race. Each lap was 6.4 miles and the entire course had 3,660 feet of climbing including multiple leg-crushing runs up the notorious Moonstone road climb and thrilling descents down Illinois Gulch. Sara Poidevin with Rally won the race.

Cowboy JeJe, aka JJ Folsom, left, cheers on rider Sara Poidevin as she heads toward the top of Moonstone Road during stage 2 of the Colorado Classic bike race on Aug. 11, 2017 in Breckenridge. The women's race was a total of 5 laps. The course tested the endurance and willpower of the riders over the 32 mile race. Each lap was 6.4 miles and the entire course had 3,660 feet of climbing including multiple leg-crushing runs up the notorious Moonstone road climb and thrilling descents down Illinois Gulch. Sara Poidevin with Rally won the race.

Sadie Willoughby, 7, enjoys dancing in bubbles with race fans at the top of Moonstone road during stage 2 of the Colorado Classic bike race on Aug. 11, 2017 in Breckenridge.

Breckenridge boy scout troop 187 holds the colors during the singing of the national anthem before the start of stage 2 of the Men's Colorado Classic bike race on Aug. 11, 2017 in Breckenridge. The men's race was a total of 10 laps. The course tested the endurance and willpower of the riders over the 64 mile race. Each lap was 6.4 miles and the entire course had 7,000 feet of climbing including multiple leg-crushing runs up the notorious Moonstone road climb and thrilling descents down Illinois Gulch. Alex Howes, Cannondale Drapac Professional Cycling Team, won the race edging out T.J. Eisenhart, Holowesko/Citadel Racing P/B Hincapie Sportswear at the finish line.

A rider with Nippo-Vini Fantini rides out in front at the beginning of the men's race in stage 2 of the Colorado Classic bike race on Aug. 11, 2017 in Breckenridge. The race was a total of 5 laps. The course tested the endurance and willpower of the riders over the 64 mile race. Each lap was 6.4 miles and the entire course had 7,000 feet of climbing including multiple leg-crushing runs up the notorious Moonstone road climb and thrilling descents down Illinois Gulch.

Racers get surrounded by fans as they near the top of Moonstone Road during stage 2 of the Men's Colorado Classic bike race on Aug. 11, 2017 in Breckenridge. The men's race was a total of 10 laps. The course tested the endurance and willpower of the riders over the 64 mile race. Each lap was 6.4 miles and the entire course had 7,000 feet of climbing including multiple leg-crushing runs up the notorious Moonstone road climb and thrilling descents down Illinois Gulch. Alex Howes, Cannondale Drapac Professional Cycling Team, won the race edging out T.J. Eisenhart, Holowesko/Citadel Racing P/B Hincapie Sportswear at the finish line.

Racers round a tight corner onto Main street during stage 2 of the Men's Colorado Classic bike race on Aug. 11, 2017 in Breckenridge. The men's race was a total of 10 laps. The course tested the endurance and willpower of the riders over the 64 mile race. Each lap was 6.4 miles and the entire course had 7,000 feet of climbing including multiple leg-crushing runs up the notorious Moonstone road climb and thrilling descents down Illinois Gulch. Alex Howes, , won the race edging out T.J. Eisenhart, (Holowesko/Citadel Racing), at the finish line. (Photo by Helen H. Richardson/The Denver Post)

Racers speed along Main street during stage 2 of the Men's Colorado Classic bike race on Aug. 11, 2017 in Breckenridge.

T.J. Eisenhart makes his way through the throngs of fans as he nears the top of Moonstone Road during stage 2 of the Men's Colorado Classic bike race on Aug. 11, 2017 in Breckenridge. The men's race was a total of 10 laps. The course tested the endurance and willpower of the riders over the 64 mile race. Each lap was 6.4 miles and the entire course had 7,000 feet of climbing including multiple leg-crushing runs up the notorious Moonstone road climb and thrilling descents down Illinois Gulch. Eisenhart, Holowesko/Citadel Racing P/B Hincapie Sportswear was edged out for the win by Alex Howes, Cannondale Drapac Professional Cycling Team who won the race by seconds at the finish line.

Cyclists in the peloton race down Illinois Gulch Road during stage 2 of the Men's Colorado Classic bike race on Aug. 11, 2017 in Breckenridge.

T.J. Eisenhart, Holowesko/Citadel Racing P/B Hincapie Sportswear, rounds onto Main street during stage 2 of the Men's Colorado Classic bike race on Aug. 11, 2017 in Breckenridge. The men's race was a total of 10 laps. The course tested the endurance and willpower of the riders over the 64 mile race. Each lap was 6.4 miles and the entire course had 7,000 feet of climbing including multiple leg-crushing runs up the notorious Moonstone road climb and thrilling descents down Illinois Gulch. Alex Howes, Cannondale Drapac Professional Cycling Team, won the race edging out T.J. Eisenhart at the finish line.

Alex Howes, Cannondale Drapac Professional Cycling Team, right, celebrates his win edging out T.J. Eisenhart, Holowesko/Citadel Racing P/B Hincapie Sportswear, at the finish line to win stage 2 of the Men's Colorado Classic bike race on Aug. 11, 2017 in Breckenridge. The race was a total of 10 laps. Eisenhart led most of the way during the race.