PHILADELPHIA (WPVI) -- After a 10-year hiatus, the Philadelphia Cycling Classic, presented by AmeriGas, made its grand return to the Benjamin Franklin Parkway on Sunday.
Dating back to 1985, the Philadelphia Cycling Classic is considered one of America's most prestigious international cycling events, bringing hundreds of thousands of spectators together from around the world and right here at home.
Both the men's and women's races took riders on a 14.4-mile loop through some of Philadelphia's favorite neighborhoods, including a climb atop the famed Manayunk Wall.
Tim Torn Teutenberg of Germany won the men's race at the Philadelphia Cycling Classic on Sunday.
He crossed the finish line with a time of 4:20:55.
The top three finishers were:
1. Tim Torn Teutenberg
Lidl-Trek
4:20:55
2. Robert Donaldson
Team JAYCO AlUla
4:20:55
3. Jonas Rutsch
Lotto-Intermarché
4:20:55
For more results, visit PhiladelphiaCyclingClassic.com/Results
Action News reporter Elizabeth Worthington was with the crowd watching the Philadelphia Cycling Classic on Lemon Hill at Philadelphia's Fairmount Park.
Participants in the men's race make their way through Center City, and many iconic Philly locations, during the Philadelphia Cycling Classic.
Chiara Consonni was presented with a trophy and the winner's jersey after her victory at the Philadelphia Cycling Classic.
