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Gallery: Tour Down Under, stage 6

The 2018 Tour Down Under finished on Sunday with a circuit race around downtown Adelaide.

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No team buses Down Under. The riders prepared for the stage in downtown Adelaide under tents. Photo: Tim De Waele | Getty Images
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Adam Hansen (Lotto Soudal) makes his own shoes. Photo: Tim De Waele | Getty Images
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Daryl Impey (Mitchelton-Scott) and Richie Porte (BMC Racing) began the final stage equal on time. Photo: Tim De Waele | Getty Images
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The peloton rolled off the start line for 20 laps of a 4.5-kilometer circuit around Elder Park in Adelaide. Photo: Tim De Waele | Getty Images
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The course included a U-turn that had tram tracks in the middle. Photo: Tim De Waele | Getty Images
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Photo: Tim De Waele | Getty Images
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Impey never strayed far from the front of the peloton just in case Porte tried his hand at capturing a time bonus to move into the lead. Photo: Tim De Waele | Getty Images
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Photo: Tim De Waele | Getty Images
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Ben O’Connor (Dimension Data) and neo-pro Logan Owen (EF Education First-Drapac) spent many laps out front. Photo: Tim De Waele | Getty Images
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Photo: Tim De Waele | Getty Images
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Australian national road race champion Alex Edmondson (Mitchelton-Scott). Photo: Tim De Waele | Getty Images
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The peloton was single file late in the race. Photo: Tim De Waele | Getty Images
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Owen attacked O’Connor on the climb with a few laps remaining and the Dimension Data rider had no response. Photo: Tim De Waele | Getty Images
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Photo: Tim De Waele | Getty Images
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Owen earned the Most Combative prize for his effort out front. Photo: Tim De Waele | Getty Images
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Thomas De Gendt (Lotto Soudal) pulling the peloton along. Photo: Tim De Waele | Getty Images
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Andre Greipel (Lotto Soudal) and Caleb Ewan (Mitchelton-Scott) lunge for the line. Photo: Tim De Waele | Getty Images
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Greipel finished the race the same he started — a stage winner. Photo: Tim De Waele | Getty Images
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Mitchelton-Scott were a happy bunch at the finish. Impey finished safely in the pack to win the overall title. Photo: Tim De Waele | Getty Images
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Bahrain-Merida took home the team prize. Photo: Tim De Waele | Getty Images
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Impey was estatic on the podium. Photo: Tim De Waele | Getty Images
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Photo: Tim De Waele | Getty Images
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The classification winners celebrated in style. Photo: Tim De Waele | Getty Images

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