Cannondale-Liquigas rider Peter Sagan of Slovakia got red, and finally ended with respect to Lance Armstrong on Sunday after becoming the youngest driver to win the Tour de France Texas ended the company.
Sagan, 22, covered 123 kilometers in Liege Seraing in 4 hours, 58 minutes, 19 seconds and Nissan, RadioShack Fabian Cancellara - a Swiss rider who won the prologue on Saturday and boasts the championship leader - was the second.
Sagan has won five of the eight stages in the Tour of California, between the age of 13 victories this year.
Armstrong, seven times winner of Tour de France, won his first Tour stage win of 22-21 year career - in the eighth round in 1993. The youngest winner of the stage all the time is Italian Fabio Battesini, who was 19 when he took one in 1931.
When asked if he has the potential to be the next Armstrong, Sagan warned that it was premature to speak.
"I was, but I'm so young, it is impossible to know what the future holds," he said.
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