Rebecca Rusch and Todd Wells Win 2011 Leadville Trail 100 MTB; Utah’ Alex Grant takes 3rd
Three-time women’s champion Rusch breaks own course record by 16 minutes; Wells second fastest in race history; Alex Grant takes 3rd
Van Garderen Tops Time Trial; Leipheimer Vaults into Yellow in Stage 3 of the Tour of Utah
By posting the fastest time of the day during the Larry H. Miller Tour of Utah’s time trial, Van Garderen gave himself, and his team, a sweet birthday gift. Van Garderen’s time of 17:33 was six seconds better than that of Levi Leipheimer.
Community viewing party planned for Tour of Utah on Saturday
Join the Mayor at Reservoir Park where you will be able to see the racers twice on each of the 11 laps on the 7.4 mile course that starts and finishes at the Capitol and winds through the Avenues, University neighborhoods and downtown. Moment-by-moment live race coverage will also be available at a big screen viewing area at the park. Food, beverages, bicycle valet service and activities will make for a fun and family-friendly afternoon watching world-class athletic competition.
Bauer Wins Super Fast Stage 2 of the 2011 Tour of Utah
By Jared Eborn PROVO — It was hot and boy, was it ever fast. Stage 2 of the Larry H. Miller Tour of Utah saw temperatures in the mid-90s and a pace that also set the asphalt on fire as Jack Bauer of the Endura Racing team pulled away down the final few […]
Anthony takes Stage 1 of the 2011 Tour of Utah with Gutsy Move; Henao Retains Yellow
By Jared Eborn OGDEN — Just as the Larry H. Miller Tour of Utah’s action heated up, it might be over. A rapid ascent of the North Ogden Pass by Levi Leipheimer and three other strong contenders — including race leader Sergio Henao – shattered the field and resulted in a five-man break […]
Tour of Utah Prologue Photo Gallery by CottonSoxPhotography
A nice photo gallery by CottonSoxPhotography.com
Tour of Utah 2011 Prologue
The Larry H. Miller Tour of Utah got things rolling Tuesday afternoon at the Utah Olympic Park with a brutal 1.25 mile prologue that left legs fried, lungs burning and a relatively unknown youngster from Columbia wearing the yellow jersey.