Ja­maican Mar­loe Rod­man claimed sev­enth spot to be the Caribbean's high­est fin­ish­er as British rid­er Pe­ter Williams cap­tured the gru­el­ing Tour of To­ba­go on Sun­day evening. Williams, rid­ing in the colours of Team Bar­code/Great Britain, clocked 13.03.17.35 af­ter tak­ing a hefty two min­utes and 47-sec­ond lead in­to Sun­day's fi­nal stage, a 120 kilo­me­tre race. Rod­man fin­ished third in that event in a time of three hours, 40.57 min­utes to con­sol­i­date his po­si­tion in the over­all stand­ings.

Ger­many's Sacha Dam­row, rid­ing for Team Sachen Sox­ony, was a dis­tant win­ner of the 120k as he crossed the line in 3.39.07 but failed to make the top five in the over­all prizes. He made a break from the pack ear­ly in the race and rode al­most un­chal­lenged as he fin­ished ahead of Lis­bon Quin­tero of team "Team Foun­da­tion/Colom­bia" who clocked 3.40.57. Quin­tero, who was the over­all leader through­out the first two days of the Tour, fin­ished sec­ond over­all in 13.06.03 with Ger­many's Timo Scholz clock­ing 13.06.27. (CMC)