Eight riders are ahead on the road with a lead of 6m 15s

The best rider on the GC within this group is Sorensen/Team Saxo Tinkoff who is in 36th place at 2.30

The yellow, polka dot and green jersey leaders don't seem too worried about the breakaway at the moment

The weather has taken a turn for the worse

Just a minute is left of the breaks advantage as the pressure has been increased by the peleton

Once again its the peleton who win the battle as they bring the race all back together again

The speed is fast and anyone considering a break is going to find it really hard indeed

The sprint is in full flow as we reach the red kite but who is going to be victorious on this final stage

Its another win for Cardoso of Caja Rural

Manuel Cardoso - Caja Rural

Jeremy Vennell - Bissell Cycling

Michael Hepburn - Orica - GreenEdge

Omega Pharma - Quick·Step Cycling Team

I have to admit that when we came here to the Tour of Pennsylvania we didn't know what to expect but we leave very happy with our Overall performance, with two stage wins both by Gary Sutton and two riders in the Overall top ten with Gary and Peter Stetina

- Alessandro Bazzana
- Fabio Calabria
- Alexander Efimkin
- Julian El Fares
- Aldo Ino Ilesic
- Javier Megias
- Ben Swift
- Tejay Van Garderen

Faiers/Team UK Wales, Oyola/EPM-UNE, Fernandez/OFM Quinta da Lixa and Amado/Radio Populae are the four riders who staged an early attack and are still in front

The latest time check is 5m 17s

Bulik/Bank BGZ and Calabria/Team Novo Nordisk are chasing

The chasing group has now grown to seven with the addition of Barker/Team UK Wales, Hudecek/Bauknecht-Author, Kocjan/Adria Mobil, Friedman/Team Optum, Forberger/NSP Ghost and Sabido/LA Antarte. Unfortuately Calabria couldn't keep up with the pace so sat up and drifted back to the peleton

The peleton have finally woken up and have recaught most of the breakaway but Oyola and Faiers are still resisting

El Fares/Team Novo Nordisk leads the train towards the last ten kilometres

El Fares is still powering away at the front

Briggs/Team Raleigh leads everyone in to the final kilometre

But he can only watch as Drujon/BigMat Auber races by and grabs the victory

Well the team put in a great effort today but were unable to grab the win with Ben Swift in fourth place, but at least we were rewarded wth the Team prize

- Alessandro Bazzana
- Fabio Calabria
- Alexander Efimkin
- Julian El Fares
- Aldo Ino Ilesic
- Javier Megias
- Ben Swift
- Tejay Van Garderen

Efimkin/Team Novo Nordisk is out on his own after attacking right from the start

He has been joined by Hollo/Utensilnord, Tizza/GM Cycling and Hoag/Team Optum and they are 5m8s ahead of the rest of the race

Atlas Personal are leading the chase

Any form of climbing is now over and done with as the four leaders face completely flat road all the way to the finish

The hard work from Atlas has reduced the lead to under two minutes

The riders head towards the final twenty kilometres

Tizza gives it one last push at the front but its just avoiding the inevitable catch from behind

The break has surrendered and now Drujon/BigMat Auber and Sorensen/Christina Watches try there luck

Its looking good for Team Novo Nordisk with three riders at the front as they pass under the red kite

But they all get caught out by the fast finish of Averin/Atlas Personal

Christina Watches - Onfone

Another good result for Ben Swift

1 – Joaquim Rodriguez – Katusha Team - 475
2 – Bradley Wiggins – Sky Procycling - 472
3 – Fabian Cancellara – Radioshack-Leopard - 464

1 - Sky Procycling - 1082
2 - Omega Pharma-Quickstep Cycling Team - 958
3 – Radioshack-Leopard - 728

1 – Adrien Petit – Cifidis, Solutions Credits - 406
2 – Danilo Napolitano – Accent Jobs-Wanty - 398
3 – Julien Simon – Sojasun - 391

1 – Accent Jobs-Wanty - 1521
2 - Cofidis, Solutions Credits - 1353
3 – Team Europcar - 1286
5 – Team Novo Nordisk - 1044

1 - Fabian Cancellara – Radioshack-Leopard - 2312
2 - Joaquim Rodriguez – Katusha Team - 2295
3 - Bradley Wiggins – Sky Procycling - 2016

1 - Omega Pharma-Quickstep Cycling Team - 6621
2 - Sky Procycling - 6564
3 - Radioshack-Leopard - 5660

1 - Fabian Cancellara – Radioshack-Leopard - 14
2 – Nikolai Trussov – Cyclingteam De Rijke-Shanks - 12
3 – Mark Cavendish - Omega Pharma-Quickstep Cycling Team - 11

1 – Omega Pharma-Quickstep Cycling Team - 49
2 – Movistar Team - 40
3 - Sky Procycling - 32
6 – Team Novo Nordisk – 25

- Alexander Efimkin
- Julian El Fares
- Sondre Holst Enger
- Aldo Ino Ilesic
- Vegard Stake Laengen
- Ben Swift

Starchyk/Amore&Vita, Dolfsma/Rabobank Development, Carey/AirGas and Varela/Jamis-Hagens Berman have been out in front since the second kilometre

There are no concerns from the peleton at the moment

Our foursome at the front are steadily building a nice advantage

4m 32s is the latest time check being given out by the race organisers

More teams are gathering at the front of the peleton ready to up the pace

A minute has been lost from there advantage

Oyola/EPM-UNE is the first rider to show signs of suffering as he loses contact with the peleton

Despite the race finally coming to life behind them, the leaders are still intent on working together

Podlaski/Bank BGZ has managed to give the pack the slip as he chases alone towards the four riders up the road

The race is now back together and attacks are starting to come thick and fast

Sentjens/Cyclingteam De Rijke, Witecki/Bank BGZ and Drujon/BigMat Auber attack as we get closer to the finish

Around the final corner and its Cardoso/Efapel Glassdrive who has the initiative

But despite his best efforts he can only watch as Huff/Jelly Belly Cycling takes the win

Cyclingteam De Rijke - Shanks

Well with Ben Swift in second place and Julian El Fares in eighth in a race where we did absolutely nothing just has to go down as a good day in the office