PITTSBURGH — David Veilleux of Canada won the 420-mile Tour of Pennsylvania cycling race from Philadelphia to Pittsburgh that concluded Sunday by 12 seconds, a margin largely gained by his Stage 5 victory the day before.

That 91-mile stage ran from Latrobe to Pittsburgh's South Side with Keven Lacombe stepping aside to allow the 20-year-old Veilleux, his teammate, to don the yellow jersey as the overall leader by five seconds.

Veilleux, of Cap-Rouge, Quebec, increased that lead during Sunday's weather-shortened criterium, won by Daniel Holloway. Heavy rain and wind led to numerous crashes in a late-afternoon race through downtown Pittsburgh that was reduced from 33 laps, or 50 miles, to 24 laps.

After a 20-minute weather delay, only about half the field of 82 finished.

Veilleux's final time was 14 hours, 43 minutes and 24 seconds, or 12 seconds faster than runner-up Christoff Van Heerden. Stefano Barberi finished third, 18 seconds behind Veilleux.

The cross-state race for cyclists 24 and younger was worth $150,000.