It's the final day here in Vancouver and we finish with an 18.4km Team Time Trial.
Here are the favourites for today.
The current Top 11 of the GC looks like this. (McCormick) Kuss does have a solid supporting cast but we'll have to see if he can hold on with Jura one of the stage favourites. We can definitely expect a bit of a shake-up of the Top 10.
So Sep Kuss is our winner in the Tour of Vancouver after a big gap in the first mountain stage. Colin Stüssi takes a well-earned 2nd as part of 2 stage wins for his team. Michal Schlegel was aggressive throughout for 3rd. Mikel Iturria was quiet but finds himself 4th. Fabio Aru then rounds out the Top 5 despite the losses of his team today. General Classification
1
Sepp Kuss
McCormick Pro Cycling
20h27'49
2
Colin Stüssi
Jura GIANTS
+ 20
3
Michal Schlegel
Tryg - Gobik
+ 1'05
4
Mikel Iturria
Bordeaux Metropole - Euskotren
+ 3'05
5
Fabio Aru
Pas Normal Studios - Mikkeller
+ 3'10
6
Bakhtiyar Kozhatayev
BWT Hyundai N Cycling
+ 3'56
7
Thomas Revard
McCormick Pro Cycling
+ 4'33
8
Abolfazl Gilanipoor
Colombini-Adler Aalterpaint
+ 5'24
9
Gavin Mannion
Glanbia
+ 5'21
10
Ben O'Connor
Amaysim Cervelo
+ 5'27
11
Sebastian Henao
Le Creuset
+ 5'36
12
Fausto Masnada
Jura GIANTS
+ 6'16
13
Andrew Talansky
Glanbia
+ 6'29
14
Jose Alarcon
Caja Rural Cycling Team
+ 6'41
15
Jordan Schleck
BNZ-Superhero Racing
+ 7'26
16
Mikel Bizkarra
Bordeaux Metropole - Euskotren
+ 7'51
17
Aberlardo Ablenado
Caja Rural Cycling Team
+ 8'19
18
Antoine Berlin
Le Creuset
+ 8'22
19
Anthony Perez
Bonduelle - Eesti Energia
+ 9'21
20
Muhamma Afif Ahmad Zamri
BWT Hyundai N Cycling
+ 9'22
21
Mathieu La Lavandier
Bonduelle - Eesti Energia
+ 9'31
22
Asmund Romstad Lovik
Eddie Stobart
+ 9'44
23
Carlos Betancourt
Colombini-Adler Aalterpaint
+ 10'20
24
Gino Mäder
Jura GIANTS
+ 10'29
25
Jordi Simon
Bordeaux Metropole - Euskotren
+ 10'48
26
Benat Intxausti
Caja Rural Cycling Team
+ 10'58
27
Lorenzo Fortunato
Bianchi - Panerai
+ 11'11
28
Matthias Brändle
BWT Hyundai N Cycling
+ 11'15
29
Nick Miller
BNZ-Superhero Racing
+ 11'17
30
Clement Berthet
Bordeaux Metropole - Euskotren
+ 11'24
31
Timothy Roe
BNZ-Superhero Racing
+ 11'30
32
Andre Alexander Gonzales
Colombini-Adler Aalterpaint
+ 11'51
33
Alex Hoehn
McCormick Pro Cycling
+ 12'28
34
Simone Petilli
Bianchi - Panerai
+ 12'33
35
James Piccoli
Le Creuset
+ 12'44
Points Classification Colin Stüssi wins the Green Jersey with his consistency ahead of his sprinter team mate, Stepniak. Kuss takes 3rd.
1
Colin Stüssi
Jura GIANTS
55
2
Grzegorz Stepniak
Jura GIANTS
53
3
Sepp Kuss
McCormick Pro Cycling
52
4
Alexander Krieger
Tryg - Gobik
47
5
Hakon Frengstad Berger
Eddie Stobart
44
6
Ryan Gibbons
Bianchi - Panerai
40
7
Guillaume Boivin
Le Creuset
40
8
Darijus Dzervus
Colombini-Adler Aalterpaint
40
9
Fabio Aru
Pas Normal Studios - Mikkeller
32
10
Michal Schlegel
Tryg - Gobik
32
11
Mikel Iturria
Bordeaux Metropole - Euskotren
32
King of the Mountains Colin Stüssi wins the KOM as well to add to his haul. Kuss and Miller share 2nd.
1
Colin Stüssi
Jura GIANTS
40
2
Sepp Kuss
McCormick Pro Cycling
34
3
Nick Miller
BNZ-Superhero Racing
34
4
Michal Schlegel
Tryg - Gobik
22
5
Asmund Romstad Lovik
Eddie Stobart
22
6
Mikel Iturria
Bordeaux Metropole - Euskotren
20
7
Lorenzo Fortunato
Bianchi - Panerai
18
8
Fabio Aru
Pas Normal Studios - Mikkeller
17
9
Jose Alarcon
Caja Rural Cycling Team
16
10
David Wohrer
Staffbase - BHP
16
11
Cyrile Thiery
Le Creuset
16
12
Jacob Kelly
Podium Ambition
16
U25s Classification Thomas Revard wins this one by some distance. Mäder moving up to 2nd in the TTT.
1
Thomas Revard
McCormick Pro Cycling
20h32'22
2
Gino Mäder
Jura GIANTS
+ 5'56
3
Clement Berthet
Bordeaux Metropole - Euskotren
+ 6'51
4
Andre Alexander Gonzales
Colombini-Adler Aalterpaint
+ 7'18
5
Alex Hoehn
McCormick Pro Cycling
+ 7'55
6
Jacob Morales Ortega
Podium Ambition
+ 13'47
7
Sergio Chumil
Volcanica - Fox
+ 14'01
8
Matevz Govekar
Caja Rural Cycling Team
+ 14'03
9
Connor White
Podium Ambition
+ 15'03
10
Jhojan Garcia
Caja Rural Cycling Team
+ 15'45
Teams Classification
The same 2 teams here as well as Jura win the Teams with a narrow gap yet again to McCormick.
Tour of Vancouver - Stage 7 Report 
