Down the stretch, it was England who turned himself inside out for his teammate, allowing Moore to finish things off for the Northern California amateur powerhouse. Having come close on days one and two with Reaney, Moore's victory gave a hard-earned win to the California Giant Berry Farms team that had been knocking on the door all week.

In the overall Omnium classification, Gerlach had a nervous finale, as Graham Howard came within inches of taking the red leader's jersey away from the Velo Vie/Form Fitness rider. But with a solid top-10 placing on the final stage, Gerlach solidified his overall win, the first since his much-publicized comeback after four years away from the sport.

The women's race was equally exciting, as Tibco's Amber Rais successfully defended her Omnium crown from a game Katerina Nash of the LUNA Chix team. Nash, who lives in Truckee, won in Reno on Stage 2 Friday, and the mountain bike-oriented rider managed a solid third place at Northstar behind a flying Amber Rais and Olivia Dillon. Rais was deemed the winner after her teammate Alison Starnes was relegated one lap down for mistakenly taking a free lap during the race.

Unfortunately for the first-year pro Starnes, there were no free laps awarded during the race, and a supposed victory was snatched away from the Tibco rider and passed to her teammate Rais. Gracious in defeat, Starnes admitted her mistake, confident that she would live to fight another day.

In the hand cycle event, Alejandro Albor rolled away victorious again, winning for the third time in as many days. He blazed the four-lap course alone and even added a fifth lap for good measure, showing that he is on form and ready for the upcoming cycling world championships in Italy.