Tour of Utah 2009 Live Dashboard
(also 2008 results and photos)
Route Map, Stage Details, Teams, TV Schedule, Updates, Results, Photos and Live Video?
Salt Lake City (photo courtesy: kris247)
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| P | Tuesday, August 18th | 1.4 mi | ||||
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| 1 | Wednesday, August 19th | 85 mi | ||||
| Ogden → Salt Lake City |  |
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| 2 | Thursday, August 20th | 77 mi | ||||
| Thanksgiving Point → Mount Nebo | |
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| 3 | Friday, August 21st | 9.2 mi | ||||
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| 4 | Saturday, August 22nd | 96 mi | ||||
| Park City → Snowbird | |
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| 5 | Sunday, August 23rd | 90 min | ||||
| Salt Lake City | Crit | |||||
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Live Twitter Updates — thetourofutahStage 5 Results
Mancebo wins Tour of Utah as Sulzberger takes final stage — velonewsSulzberger sizzles on final stage — cyclingnewsStage 4 Results
Howes scores win in Utah; Mancebo keeps leader's jersey — velonewsFull Official Results — tourofutah
Alex Howes solos to the finish (00:46) — tourofutah
Stage 3 Results
August 21 update:Full Official Results — tourofutahZirbel commands in Utah TT — cyclingnewsStage 2 Results
August 20 update:Tour of Utah: Lill runs alone to Mt. Nebo — velonewsLill solos to victory on Mount Nebo — cyclingnews Highights and Interviews w/ Jeff Louder, Darren Lill and Terry McGinnis. (07:38) — tourofutah... more to come...
Stage 1 Results
August 19 update:Mancebo claims stage and race lead — cyclingnewsMancebo moves into Utah lead — velonews Stage 1 Finish (01:28) — spectator Stage 1 winner's interview (04:42) — tourofutahPrologue Results
August 18 update:Bookwalter beats Zabriskie, puts BMC in Utah lead — cyclingnewsBMC lays down the law — velonews
BMC's Bookwalter books it in Utah — podiuminsight Prologue Photos — flahute Prologue Photos —
FastFazz
August 17 update: Race Bible (PDF... big file) — tourofutah
Start Times for Tour of Utah Prologue — podiuminsight
Added links to profile/maps; start/finish and descriptions on the official site. See the race summary (right)
May 28 update: Tour of Utah confirms 16 teams — bikeradar
2009 Larry H. Miller Tour of Utah Bike Race - August 18th-23th
August 18, Prologue: This first day features a 1.4 mile uphill course in the heart of downtown Salt Lake City. A perfect event to establish the race's first leaders.August 19, Stage One: Ogden to Salt Lake With a fast start at Ogden Canyon, riders will face two tough climbs and 82 miles with an exciting finish at Research Park in Salt Lake City.
August 20, Stage Two: Thanksgiving Point to Mount Nebo A new stage this year, Thanksgiving Point to Nebo is a mostly flat course with the exception of a grueling 20 mile climb to the finish.
August 21, Stage Three: Miller Motorsports Park Individual Time Trial A 10-mile time trial on a loop course starting and finishing at the Miller Motorsports Park, a world-class race track, in Tooele, Utah.
August 22, Stage Four: Park City to Snowbird The "Queen Stage," with a mountaintop finish following five fierce climbs. From Park City, through the outskirts of Salt Lake to Snowbird Ski Resort-a road race of 99 mountainous miles.
August 23, Stage Five: Salt Lake Downtown Criterium The downtown Salt Lake criterium is a 90-minute race around a flat, four-cornered track around the City County building and Library Square. Fast and furious, the circuit is one mile in length. After 90 minutes, the winner's have completed nearly 40 miles.
source: tourofutah
There was hardly any video posted during the 2008 race, but here's the 2009 Tour of Utah Promo Video (with 2008 footage):
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| 1 | Wendesday, August 13th | 101 mi | ||||
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| 2 | Thursday, August 14th | 84 mi | ||||
| Ogden → Salt Lake City | |
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| 3 | Friday, August 15th | 90 min | ||||
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| 4 | Saturday, August 16th | 98 mi | ||||
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| 5 | Sunday, August 17th | 12 mi | ||||
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Tour of Utah 2008 Archived Coverage
(2008 Results, Photos and Video)
Stage 5 Results and Reports: Tooele (ITT), 19.3km/12mi
August 17 update:Jeff Louder wins the overall by nine seconds over Blake Caldwell.
Louder wins Tour of Utah in final stage — velonewsLouder takes Utah by one-second — cyclingnewsLouder wins Tour of Utah by 8 seconds; Zirbelicous takes final TT — podiuminsightStage 4 Results and Reports
August 16 update:Louder wins Utah's Queen Stage — velonews Jeff Louder wins on his mountain at Utah — podiuminsight More photos from Tour of Utah stage 4 — podiuminsightInterview: Jeff Louder shares his thoughts after his win — podiuminsight Stage 4 Sign-in Photos — prinothcat
Stage 4 Audio Report — thefredcastCaldwell 2nd on Snowbird, still leads GC; Stetina increases Best Young lead — slipstreamsportsStage 4 Results 1 Jeffry Louder BMC 4.15.18 2 Blake Caldwell Garmin .13 3 Glen Chadwick Team Type 1 .25 4 Burke Swindlehurst Bissell .46 5 Chris Baldwin Toyota-United 1.01
General Classification after Stage 4 1 Blake Caldwell 2 Jeff Louder @ 7 seconds
Stage 3 Results and Reports
August 16 update:Full Results — tourofutahRicardo Escuela wins the Tour of Utah's twilight criterium — velonewsEscuela out-kicks Fast Freddy at the line — cyclingnews Stage 3 Photos — podiuminsight Stage 3 Sign-in and Podium Photos — prinothcat Spectator Stage 3 Highlights — thefredcastStage 2 Results and Reports
August 14 update:Full Results — tourofutah Garmin's Caldwell takes Tour of Utah stage, race lead — velonewsCaldwell wins stage 2, takes leader’s jersey; Stetina Best Young Rider — slipstreamsportsTwo in a row for Garmin at Tour of Utah — podiuminsightCaldwell makes it two for Garmin-Chipotle — cyclingnews Daily Peloton Stage 2 Report and Photos — dailypeloton Stage 2 photos — lynelamoureux Stage 1 & 2 Photo Gallery — benross/dailypeloton Raw Video: Stage 2 Finish and Blake Caldwell Winner Interview — myfoxutah Spectator Video from the Big Mountain Pass KOM — 2dirtyshoes Jeff Louder Interview — thefansports Scott Nydam Interview — thefansports Blake Caldwell Interview — thefansportsStage 1 Results and Reports
August 13 update:Full Results — tourofutah Jason Donald wins first stage and first yellow jersey at Tour of Utah — Lyne Lamoureux/roadbikereview Daily Peloton Stage 1 Report and Photos — dailypeloton Jason Donald post-race interview — podiuminsight.blogspotGarmin-Chipotle starts Utah in yellow — cyclingnewsUtah stage 1: Jason Donald wins, takes GC and KOM leads! — slipstreamsports
Preview
August 12 update:5 Stages, 336 Miles, over 30,000' of Climbing
From the official site:Tour of Utah organizers are working hard to bring the toughest stage race ever staged in America, and by doing so are working closely with all cities and counties to provide the best routes and greatest spectator friendly courses.
The race will consist of 5 stages over 5 days of racing. There will be 2 flat stages for sprinters and 2 days of climbing that will push the limits of the riders farther and harder than they have ever been pushed, with the final outcome of the race to be determined by a 12-mile time trial. The Tour of Utah organizers are proud to say that this is the toughest bicycle stage race in America.
The race will see climate and environmental changes that cannot be found anywhere else. Riders will find themselves pedaling fast and furious across the flat landscape of the desert west of the Wasatch Mountains, climbing high into the alpine regions where every winter produces the greatest snow on earth, and racing around the circuit courses of the downtown metropolitan areas that make Utah so diverse. The race will start and finish in areas such as Salt Lake City, Ogden, Nephi and Park City, and travel through the many towns of Summit, Wasatch, Weber, Utah and Tooele counties.
Race Bible
Preview: Climbers ready for Utah hit-out — cyclingnews
Tour of Utah Preview - climbs, climbs and more climbs. All at altitude — podiumcafe
After a year off, the Tour of Utah returns Wednesday: With climbs reaching 8000 feet and a shortened final time trial, the Tour of Utah will favor climbers acclimated to high elevation — velonews
Where To Watch
Stage One:
Prime spectating spots will be at the start and finish line, both Sinclair Sprints located in Mt. Pleasant and Fountain Green as well as the KOM at Hill Top on Highway 89 north of Fairview.
Stage Two:
As the first mountain stage of the Tour of Utah, best viewing will be at any of the four KOM’s: North Ogden Pass, Trappers Loop (feed zone will be near by), Big and Little Mountains. Both start and finish locations will offer opportunities to see your favorite rider.
Stage Three:
Just about anywhere along this fast four-corner course. Situate yourself near the start finish to visit the vendors and catch your favorite riders at sign-in.
Stage Four:
The Queen Stage will again be another best view at the KOM’s. Anywhere above Sundance will offer the majestic views of the Wasatch Mountains and great racing. If you plan to view from the finish, get up the canyon early and visit Snowbird or watch amateurs finish their climb up Little Cottonwood canyon.
Stage Five:
The Miller Motorsports Park will provide a fantastic backdrop for what will likely be the pivotal Stage in the 2008 Tour of Utah. Best viewing is in the pit area. Watch your favorite riders as they go through warm-up routines and get up close and personal with all the trickest machinery on the NRC circuit. With the Start and Finish located back-to-back adjacent to the pit area, you will be able to witness riders as the take off for 12 miles of pain and watch them finish from the same spot! Digital timing boards and big screen TV monitors will allow you to keep track of the top riders as the race progresses.