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4th Tour of Utah - 2.2
Utah, USA, August 13-17, 2008
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Stage 2 - August 14: Odgen - Salt Lake City, 137km/84.6mi
Caldwell makes it two for Garmin-Chipotle
By Kirsten Robbins in Salt Lake City, Utah
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Blake Caldwell (Garmin-Chipotle) brought home a second consecutive victory for his team at the Tour of Utah when he out sprinted his late-break companion Darren Lill (BMC) at the finish line in Salt Lake City.
"Our goal for the race was to keep the jersey and go for a stage win if possible," said Caldwell, who killed two birds with one stone. "I had the luxury of sitting on Darren until the end because we were after keeping the leaders jersey."
Caldwell's stage win, plus time bonuses, landed him the yellow jersey as well. The Boulder native is currently leading the race with a four-second lead on Darren Lill (BMC) and 18-seconds ahead of his team-mate Jason Donald.
"We wanted to keep the jersey and with that in mind we wanted to ride in the breaks," he continued. "If there were no breaks, keep it controlled for Donald. We have a strong climbing team here and I think yellow is something we can hold onto."
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Lill initiated the break on the final and most significant ascent. Caldwell followed him and the pair gained a maximum of one minute on an eleven-rider chase. "I knew it was going to be touch and go, but it was possible to stay away," said Lill.
"I put in a lot of work and because his team-mate had the yellow jersey, Caldwell didn't have to commit – that played in their favour," he said. "I found myself doing the lion's share of the work, but I was committed and I wanted to make it to the line. I forwent the stage but at least I gain time toward the GC."
Eighteen seconds later, an eleven-rider chase containing the top climbers in the country stormed to the finish line. Rock Racing led the chase in numbers, but in the end, BMC's Louder proved he was the quickest rider in the small bunch race for third.
"The team rode amazing with all seven of our guys active from the word go," said Louder pleased that his team-mates effort paid off in the end. "We trained for this race specifically and I think that shows specificity counts. I had no pressure in the chase, I got to sit back and relax."
How it unfolded
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The stellar field of top-notch climbers assembled at the start of the stage two, 137-kilometre point-to-point road race. The stage started in Ogden winding through the mountain passes to the finish line in Salt Lake City. The distance seemed relatively short for the professional field standards but altitude gain made up for what lacked in kilometres.
Will Frischkorn kicked off the day with a solo flyer. The climber from Boulder recently made his excellent debut when he landed on the stage three's podium at the Tour de France. With three mountain passes and 10,000 feet of climbing, he was a threatening rider and thus his solo effort was short lived.
Small break-aways attempted to put time into the field at the base of the first climb over Ogden Pass. The climb was located just 16-kilometres into the stage and fresh legs kept the field together. Riders from Rock Racing, Successful Living, Bissell, BMC and Toyota-United vied for good position.
Young talent Peter Stetina and his Garmin-Chipotle team-mate, Blake Caldwell, along with Scott Nydam (BMC), set a tempo on the climb that shattered the field behind them. "We wanted to be aggressive and have good numbers in the breaks – always have a rider in the break," said Caldwell.
Five riders bridged across to include Teddy King (Bissell), Jonathan Chodroff (Ride Clean), Chris Jones (Team Type 1), Michael Creed (Rock Racing) and the man wearing the green jersey, Brad White (Successful Living).
The valuable mountain points available at the top of the mountain motivated the strong climbers left back in the field to close the break down. Chris Baldwin (Toyota-United) picked up full points followed by Glen Chadwick (Team Type 1).
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A technical descent greeted almost twenty leading climbers. They had sizeable lead on the rest of the field at the bottom. Riders from BMC continued to force the pace, sending their riders off the front and forming several small groups behind them.
"We were really aggressive today," said Louder, attributing the team's success to their recent Utah training camp. "We knew the roads and what to expect and the guys road so well today."
The yellow jersey, Jason Donald (Garmin-Chipotle) was not sure of his climbing fitness after the previous stage. However, he mustered up the climbing legs needed to mix in many of the break-aways established. His effort to sit close to the front took pressure off his team-mates.
"We always had two guys up the road and it was our goal to race defensively," said Donald. "The guys road so awesome today. I didn't think I'd climb so well so it's all icing for me now - I'm so happy to see Caldwell in the lead."
The main field swelled back up to some forty riders before the first intermediate sprint. Current sprint leader Brad White increased his lead when he won the sprint and continued onward solo to the base of the next classified mountain.
Donald noted that the fitness amongst the top climbers seem to be relatively equal, playing a key role in team tactics on the road. Many have looked to Rock Racing's climber Oscar Sevilla to make a strong move, but that has not happened. The Spaniard noted that his fitness has not been up to par due to a bad crash several weeks ago.
"I sprained my wrist and bruised my ribs – It was my worst crash in my twelve years of racing," said Sevilla regarding his accident at the Tour of Qinghai Lake. He collided with a spectator who jumped onto the road to take a photo during the finishing sprint.
"I took ten days off and have been training to get back on form," continued Sevilla, who despite his recovery was involved in some of the ascent's significant break-aways. "Little by little, it's getting better and I hope to be racing well soon."
Glen Chadwick proved to be the standout climber of the day when he took full points atop the second classified mountain. Chadwick earned the points needed to take the lead in the climber's competition.
"There are a lot of good altitude climbers here," said Chadwick. "I've always been good at altitude too, though, I'm not sure why."
Forty riders attacked one another on the way to the third and most decisive climb of the stage. One notable rider, Scott Nydam, crashed and broke his collarbone when he touched wheels with another rider in the bunch.
"It's a small cause with a big ramification," said BMC director Gavin Chilcott. "He was trying to go to the side of the road to properly dispose of the water bottle and fell, not exactly a battle scar."
Nearing the final and most significant classified mountain, a strong group of riders separated themselves from the dwindled main bunch. Riders included Caldwell and Lill along with Jeremy Vennel (Bissell), Rory Sutherland (Health Net-Maxxis), Chris Jones (Team Type 1), Sheldon Deeny (Fan Sports Network), Michael Grabinger (Successful Living) and Ian McKissick (BMC).
Lill and Caldwell gained a large lead when they picked up the pace on the scenic mountain road. Their advantage held steady at 40-seconds as they passed the East Canyon Reservoir, located half way up the steep's steep pitches.
"He put in a hard effort and about half way up it was just the two of us," said Caldwell. "Our gap was falling fast actually and I thought we'd be caught pretty quickly on the descent – just two little climbers like us. I think they sat up a bit at first and then we managed to hold a small advantage to the finish."
Caldwell attacked Lill as they approached the top of the pass, but the South African rider kept him in check before they began the long descent to Salt Lake City. "I drove the break because Caldwell had the yellow jersey sitting in the chase group behind us," said Lill.
A new chase group of eleven riders formed behind the pair of leaders, picking off each of the original break members. The fresh but familiar faces included Chadwick, Louder and his team-mate Brent Bookwalter (BMC), Sevilla, Tyler Hamilton and Cesar Grajales (Rock Racing), Phil Zajicek (Health Net-Maxxis), Burke Swindlehurst (Bissell), Chris Baldwin (Toyota-United), Peter Stetina and the yellow jersey Jason Donald (Garmin-Chipotle).
Stetina and Donald were obliged to sit on the break with a team-mate in the front break. Rock Racing had the most numbers and used them to drive the large chase group down the finale descent into town. They sprinted for third place and time bonuses, arriving 18-seconds behind Caldwell and Lill.
"Tomorrow is the criterium so not much will change on the GC," said Lill who hopes to gain more time toward the yellow jersey on Saturday's stage four hilltop finish. "Who knows, I believe I'm riding well and anything can happen. There are a lot of great climbers here."
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- The pace was steady today even heading onto the first climb.
- Riders tackle the first KOM after leaving the town of Ogden in the valley below.
- A group goes off the front early on the climb.
- James Mattis (California Giant Berry Farms) is the newly crowned elite national champ on the climb.
- Peter Stetina (Garmin-Chipotle) leads a group on the climb.
- Brad White (Successful Living) riding in his sprint leader jersey leads the next group coming up.
- The peloton gets shattered as the climb gets steeper.
- Jason Donald (Garmin-Chipotle) was holding his own for not being considered a climber.
- Michael Creed (Rock Racing) gets focused on the fast, windy descent.
- Jeremy Vennell (Bissell) tucked in on the descent.
- Toyota United works to bring the bunch back together after things shattered on the climb.
- Blake Caldwell (Garmin-Chipotle) tried earlier in the day to get off the front.
- The bunch starts to come back together after a lot of chasing.
- Oscar Sevilla (Rock Racing) went on the attack.
- Brad White (Successful Living) launches a solo attack on the way to the second KOM.
- Riders scramble to cover the moves up the road.
- Oscar Sevilla (Rock Racing) goes to the front again.
- Oscar Sevilla (Rock Racing) pushed the pace and got the whole bunch strung out.
- Single file heading up one of the days epic climbs.
- No rest all the way to the top.
- Todays stage went right through the heart of Utah’s mountain country.
- Danny Pate (Garmin-Chipotle) gets off the front with a little group.
- The start of the main breakaway group.
- A little bit of flat roads gave the break a chance to keep the speeds high.
- Heading back into the mountains.
- Riders head up and past one of the reservoirs along the route today.
- Victor Hugo Pena (Rock Racing) passes by one of the reservoirs.
- Will Frischkorn (Garmin-Chipotle) gets on the front to keep things in control for the team.
- Blake Caldwell (Garmin-Chipotle) sitting comfortably up in the break.
- Darren Lill (BMC) was the other rider that got away.
- Darren Lill (BMC) was the only other rider to hang with Blake Caldwell (Garmin-Chipotle) today.
- Blake Caldwell (Garmin-Chipotle) leads on the way to the last KOM for the stage.
- Riders pass by another big reservoir as we get closer to Salt Lake City.
- Darren Lill (BMC) and Blake Caldwell (Garmin-Chipotle) crest the last KOM.
- Tyler Hamilton (Rock Racing) works on the front to minimize the time gap to the leaders.
- Cesar Grajales (Rock Racing) takes over the lead work.
- Blake Caldwell (Garmin-Chipotle) leads in Darren Lill (BMC) in for the sprint.
- Blake Caldwell (Garmin-Chipotle) takes the win.
- The stage 2 podium with Blake Caldwell (Garmin-Chipotle) first, Darren Lill (BMC) second and Jeff Louder (BMC) in third.
Results
1 Blake Caldwell (USA) Team Garmin-Chipotle p/b H30 3.30.21 (39.078 km/h) 2 Darren Lill (RSA) BMC Racing Team 3 Jeffry Louder (USA) BMC Racing Team 0.18 4 Christopher Baldwin (USA) Toyota - United Pro Cycling Team 5 Oscar Sevilla (Spa) Rock Racing 6 Cesar Augusto Grajales (Col) Rock Racing 7 Brent Brookwalter (USA) BMC Racing Team 8 Burke Swindlehurst (USA) Bissell Pro Cycling 9 Peter Stetina (USA) Team Garmin-Chipotle p/b H30 10 Tyler Hamilton (USA) Rock Racing 11 Glen Chadwick (Aus) Team Type 1 12 Phil Zajicek (USA) Health Net p/b Maxxis 13 Jason Donald (USA) Team Garmin-Chipotle p/b H30 0.38 14 Jared Barrilleaux (USA) Jittery Joe's Pro Cycling Team 1.37 15 Aaron Olson (USA) Bissell Pro Cycling 16 Scott Stewart (USA) American R.A.D.D. presented by Agel 17 Jonathan Garcia (USA) BMC Racing Team 18 Kiel Reijnen (USA) Rideclean/Patentit.com 19 Jesse Moore (USA) California Giant Berry/Specialized 20 Justin England (USA) Toyota - United Pro Cycling Team 21 Chris Wherry (USA) Toyota - United Pro Cycling Team 22 Anthony Colby (USA) The Fan Sports Network 23 Michael Grabinger (USA) Successfulliving.com p/b Parkpre 24 Valery Kobzarenko (Ukr) Team Type 1 25 Paul Mach (USA) Team Bobs-Bicyclescom 26 Rory Sutherland (Aus) Health Net p/b Maxxis 27 Thomas Peterson (USA) Team Garmin-Chipotle p/b H30 28 Neil Shirley (USA) Jittery Joe's Pro Cycling Team 29 Bradley White (USA) Successfulliving.com p/b Parkpre 30 Matt Cooke (USA) Health Net p/b Maxxis 31 Tyler Wren (USA) The Fan Sports Network 32 Matthew Wilson (Aus) Team Type 1 33 Christopher Jones (USA) Team Type 1 5.27 34 Andy Guptill (USA) The Fan Sports Network 35 Erik Slack (USA) Team Bobs-Bicyclescom 36 Mark Santurbane (USA) California Giant Berry/Specialized 37 Ben Day (Aus) Toyota - United Pro Cycling Team 38 Tom Zirbel (USA) Bissell Pro Cycling 39 Thomas Danielson (USA) Team Garmin-Chipotle p/b H30 40 Nick Clayville (USA) Hagens Berman LLP Cycling Team 41 Ryan Trebon (USA) Rideclean/Patentit.com 42 Matthew Shriver (USA) Jittery Joe's Pro Cycling Team 43 Michael Creed (USA) Rock Racing 44 John Hunt (USA) California Giant Berry/Specialized 45 Calvin Allan (USA) Team Bobs-Bicyclescom 8.17 46 Edward King (USA) Bissell Pro Cycling 8.40 47 Alessandro Bazzana (Ita) Successfulliving.com p/b Parkpre 48 Scott Tietzel (USA) The Fan Sports Network 49 Heath Blackgrove (NZl) Toyota - United Pro Cycling Team 50 Omer Kem (USA) Bissell Pro Cycling 51 Eric Pardyjak (USA) Canyon Bicycles Utah All-Stars 14.15 52 Ian McKissick (USA) BMC Racing Team 53 Stefano Barberi (USA) The Fan Sports Network 54 Jonathan Clarke (Aus) Toyota - United Pro Cycling Team 55 William Frischkorn (USA) Team Garmin-Chipotle p/b H30 56 Sheldon Deeny (USA) The Fan Sports Network 57 Caleb Manion (Aus) Toyota - United Pro Cycling Team 58 Victor Hugo Pena Grisales (Col) Rock Racing 59 Danny Pate (USA) Team Garmin-Chipotle p/b H30 16.40 60 Chris Lieto (USA) California Giant Berry/Specialized 61 Nate Page (USA) Canyon Bicycles Utah All-Stars 62 Carson Miller (USA) Land Rover - Orbea 63 Frank Pipp (USA) Health Net p/b Maxxis 64 Sam Johnson (USA) Hagens Berman LLP Cycling Team 65 Roman Kilun (USA) Health Net p/b Maxxis 66 Ricardo Escuela (Arg) Successfulliving.com p/b Parkpre 67 Jeremy Vennell (NZl) Bissell Pro Cycling 68 Corey Collier (USA) Health Net p/b Maxxis 69 Ian MacGregor (USA) Team Type 1 70 Chris Stuart (USA) Team Bobs-Bicyclescom 21.57 71 Luis Alejandro Zamudio (USA) American R.A.D.D. presented by Agel 72 Bryson Perry (USA) American R.A.D.D. presented by Agel 73 David Harward (USA) Canyon Bicycles Utah All-Stars 74 Fred Rodriguez (USA) Rock Racing 75 Osvaldo Olmos (USA) California Giant Berry/Specialized 76 Todd Hageman (USA) Canyon Bicycles Utah All-Stars 77 Fabio Calabria (Aus) Team Type 1 78 Justin Mayfield (USA) Team Bobs-Bicyclescom 79 James Mattis (USA) California Giant Berry/Specialized 80 Trent Wilson (Aus) Jittery Joe's Pro Cycling Team 81 Billy Demong (USA) American R.A.D.D. presented by Agel 24.56 82 Cameron Hoffman (USA) American R.A.D.D. presented by Agel 83 Alex Rock (USA) Canyon Bicycles Utah All-Stars 84 Adrian Hegyvary (USA) Hagens Berman LLP Cycling Team 85 Jesse Gordon (USA) Canyon Bicycles Utah All-Stars 86 Cody O'Reilly (USA) Successfulliving.com p/b Parkpre 87 Brian Forbes (USA) Rideclean/Patentit.com 88 Ben Kneller (USA) Jittery Joe's Pro Cycling Team 89 Rudolph Napolitano (USA) Rock Racing 90 Joshua Bartlett (USA) Land Rover - Orbea 91 Garrett Peltonen (USA) Bissell Pro Cycling 92 Jake MacArthur (USA) Hagens Berman LLP Cycling Team 93 Lang Reynolds (USA) Hagens Berman LLP Cycling Team 94 Ryan Anderson (Can) Land Rover - Orbea 95 Ryan Sullivan (Aus) Jittery Joe's Pro Cycling Team 96 Dave Vukets (USA) Land Rover - Orbea 97 Aaron Tuckerman (USA) The Fan Sports Network 29.45 98 Dan Harm (USA) Hagens Berman LLP Cycling Team 99 Max Jenkins (USA) California Giant Berry/Specialized 100 Jacob Rubelt (USA) Rideclean/Patentit.com 31.46 101 Kyle Colavito (USA) Rideclean/Patentit.com 31.50 102 Chuck Coyle (USA) Successfulliving.com p/b Parkpre 32.09 DNF Shaun Morris Land Rover - ORBEA) DNF Robert Campbell (Team Bobs-Bicycles.Com) DNF Matt Crane (Team Health Net presented by) DNF Ryan Barrett (Canyon Bicycles Utah All-Stars) DNF Jonathan Chodroff (RIDECLEAN / PatentIt.com) DNF Andrew Miller (RIDECLEAN / PatentIt.com) DNF Steve Bovay (BMC Pro Cycling Team) DNF Scott Nydam (BMC Pro Cycling Team) DNF Gardie Jackson (American R.A.D.D. presented by Agel) DNF Adam Livingston (American R.A.D.D. presented by Agel) Best Utah rider Eric Pardyjak (USA) Canyon Bicycles Utah All-Stars Nate Page (USA) Canyon Bicycles Utah All-Stars Bryson Perry (USA) American R.A.D.D. presented by Agel Todd Hageman (USA) Canyon Bicycles Utah All-Stars David Harward (USA) Canyon Bicycles Utah All-Stars Cameron Hoffman (USA) American R.A.D.D. presented by Agel Billy Demong (USA) American R.A.D.D. presented by Agel Jesse Gordon (USA) Canyon Bicycles Utah All-Stars Alex Rock (USA) Canyon Bicycles Utah All-Stars General classification after stage 2 1 Blake Caldwell (USA) Team Garmin-Chipotle p/b H30 7.37.40 2 Darren Lill (RSA) BMC Racing Team 0.04 3 Jason Donald (USA) Team Garmin-Chipotle p/b H30 0.18 4 Jeffry Louder (USA) BMC Racing Team 0.24 5 Brent Brookwalter (USA) BMC Racing Team 0.28 6 Glen Chadwick (Aus) Team Type 1 7 Phil Zajicek (USA) Health Net p/b Maxxis 8 Cesar Augusto Grajales (Col) Rock Racing 9 Tyler Hamilton (USA) Rock Racing 10 Oscar Sevilla (Spa) Rock Racing 11 Burke Swindlehurst (USA) Bissell Pro Cycling 12 Christopher Baldwin (USA) Toyota - United Pro Cycling Team 13 Peter Stetina (USA) Team Garmin-Chipotle p/b H30 14 Bradley White (USA) Successfulliving.com p/b Parkpre 1.23 15 Michael Grabinger (USA) Successfulliving.com p/b Parkpre 1.47 16 Jesse Moore (USA) California Giant Berry/Specialized 17 Justin England (USA) Toyota - United Pro Cycling Team 18 Neil Shirley (USA) Jittery Joe's Pro Cycling Team 19 Aaron Olson (USA) Bissell Pro Cycling 20 Jared Barrilleaux (USA) Jittery Joe's Pro Cycling Team 21 Chris Wherry (USA) Toyota - United Pro Cycling Team 22 Matt Cooke (USA) Health Net p/b Maxxis 23 Anthony Colby (USA) The Fan Sports Network 24 Tyler Wren (USA) The Fan Sports Network 25 Jonathan Garcia (USA) BMC Racing Team 26 Kiel Reijnen (USA) Rideclean/Patentit.com 27 Scott Stewart (USA) American R.A.D.D. presented by Agel 28 Valery Kobzarenko (Ukr) Team Type 1 29 Matthew Wilson (Aus) Team Type 1 30 Paul Mach (USA) Team Bobs-Bicyclescom 31 Thomas Peterson (USA) Team Garmin-Chipotle p/b H30 32 Rory Sutherland (Aus) Health Net p/b Maxxis 2.07 33 Ben Day (Aus) Toyota - United Pro Cycling Team 5.37 34 Andy Guptill (USA) The Fan Sports Network 35 Ryan Trebon (USA) Rideclean/Patentit.com 36 Nick Clayville (USA) Hagens Berman LLP Cycling Team 37 Christopher Jones (USA) Team Type 1 38 Tom Zirbel (USA) Bissell Pro Cycling 39 Matthew Shriver (USA) Jittery Joe's Pro Cycling Team 40 Mark Santurbane (USA) California Giant Berry/Specialized 41 Michael Creed (USA) Rock Racing 42 Erik Slack (USA) Team Bobs-Bicyclescom 43 Thomas Danielson (USA) Team Garmin-Chipotle p/b H30 44 John Hunt (USA) California Giant Berry/Specialized 5.57 45 Calvin Allan (USA) Team Bobs-Bicyclescom 8.27 46 Heath Blackgrove (NZl) Toyota - United Pro Cycling Team 8.50 47 Alessandro Bazzana (Ita) Successfulliving.com p/b Parkpre 48 Omer Kem (USA) Bissell Pro Cycling 49 Edward King (USA) Bissell Pro Cycling 50 Scott Tietzel (USA) The Fan Sports Network 51 Sheldon Deeny (USA) The Fan Sports Network 1.18.20 52 Ian McKissick (USA) BMC Racing Team 22.40 53 Eric Pardyjak (USA) Canyon Bicycles Utah All-Stars 14.25 54 Stefano Barberi (USA) The Fan Sports Network 55 Victor Hugo Pena Grisales (Col) Rock Racing 56 Jonathan Clarke (Aus) Toyota - United Pro Cycling Team 57 Caleb Manion (Aus) Toyota - United Pro Cycling Team 58 William Frischkorn (USA) Team Garmin-Chipotle p/b H30 59 Danny Pate (USA) Team Garmin-Chipotle p/b H30 16.50 60 Ian MacGregor (USA) Team Type 1 61 Carson Miller (USA) Land Rover - Orbea 62 Ricardo Escuela (Arg) Successfulliving.com p/b Parkpre 63 Jeremy Vennell (NZl) Bissell Pro Cycling 64 Chris Lieto (USA) California Giant Berry/Specialized 65 Roman Kilun (USA) Health Net p/b Maxxis 66 Nate Page (USA) Canyon Bicycles Utah All-Stars 67 Frank Pipp (USA) Health Net p/b Maxxis 17.10 68 Corey Collier (USA) Health Net p/b Maxxis 69 Sam Johnson (USA) Hagens Berman LLP Cycling Team 20.20 70 Fabio Calabria (Aus) Team Type 1 22.07 71 David Harward (USA) Canyon Bicycles Utah All-Stars 72 Todd Hageman (USA) Canyon Bicycles Utah All-Stars 73 James Mattis (USA) California Giant Berry/Specialized 74 Chris Stuart (USA) Team Bobs-Bicyclescom 75 Trent Wilson (Aus) Jittery Joe's Pro Cycling Team 76 Luis Alejandro Zamudio (USA) American R.A.D.D. presented by Agel 77 Fred Rodriguez (USA) Rock Racing 78 Bryson Perry (USA) American R.A.D.D. presented by Agel 79 Osvaldo Olmos (USA) California Giant Berry/Specialized 80 Justin Mayfield (USA) Team Bobs-Bicyclescom 81 Cody O'Reilly (USA) Successfulliving.com p/b Parkpre 25.06 82 Garrett Peltonen (USA) Bissell Pro Cycling 83 Dave Vukets (USA) Land Rover - Orbea 84 Ryan Anderson (Can) Land Rover - Orbea 85 Billy Demong (USA) American R.A.D.D. presented by Agel 86 Cameron Hoffman (USA) American R.A.D.D. presented by Agel 87 Rudolph Napolitano (USA) Rock Racing 88 Adrian Hegyvary (USA) Hagens Berman LLP Cycling Team 89 Ryan Sullivan (Aus) Jittery Joe's Pro Cycling Team 90 Ben Kneller (USA) Jittery Joe's Pro Cycling Team 91 Joshua Bartlett (USA) Land Rover - Orbea 92 Jake MacArthur (USA) Hagens Berman LLP Cycling Team 93 Lang Reynolds (USA) Hagens Berman LLP Cycling Team 94 Dan Harm (USA) Hagens Berman LLP Cycling Team 29.55 95 Max Jenkins (USA) California Giant Berry/Specialized 96 Aaron Tuckerman (USA) The Fan Sports Network 97 Brian Forbes (USA) Rideclean/Patentit.com 29.57 98 Kyle Colavito (USA) Rideclean/Patentit.com 32.00 99 Chuck Coyle (USA) Successfulliving.com p/b Parkpre 32.19 100 Jesse Gordon (USA) Canyon Bicycles Utah All-Stars 33.10 101 Alex Rock (USA) Canyon Bicycles Utah All-Stars 102 Jacob Rubelt (USA) Rideclean/Patentit.com 36.27 Points classification Bradley White (USA) Successfulliving.com p/b Parkpre Sheldon Deeny (USA) The Fan Sports Network Jason Donald (USA) Team Garmin-Chipotle p/b H30 Blake Caldwell (USA) Team Garmin-Chipotle p/b H30 Darren Lill (RSA) BMC Racing Team Jeffry Louder (USA) BMC Racing Team Ian McKissick (USA) BMC Racing Team Ricardo Escuela (Arg) Successfulliving.com p/b Parkpre Christopher Baldwin (USA) Toyota - United Pro Cycling Team Ben Day (Aus) Toyota - United Pro Cycling Team Jonathan Clarke (Aus) Toyota - United Pro Cycling Team Jesse Gordon (USA) Canyon Bicycles Utah All-Stars Omer Kem (USA) Bissell Pro Cycling Oscar Sevilla (Spa) Rock Racing Mountains classification Glen Chadwick (Aus) Team Type 1 Blake Caldwell (USA) Team Garmin-Chipotle p/b H30 Christopher Baldwin (USA) Toyota - United Pro Cycling Team Darren Lill (RSA) BMC Racing Team Peter Stetina (USA) Team Garmin-Chipotle p/b H30 Cesar Augusto Grajales (Col) Rock Racing Brent Brookwalter (USA) BMC Racing Team Jason Donald (USA) Team Garmin-Chipotle p/b H30 Sheldon Deeny (USA) The Fan Sports Network Matt Cooke (USA) Health Net p/b Maxxis Anthony Colby (USA) The Fan Sports Network Bradley White (USA) Successfulliving.com p/b Parkpre Jesse Gordon (USA) Canyon Bicycles Utah All-Stars Burke Swindlehurst (USA) Bissell Pro Cycling Rudolph Napolitano (USA) Rock Racing Young rider classification Peter Stetina (USA) Team Garmin-Chipotle p/b H30 Scott Stewart (USA) American R.A.D.D. presented by Agel Kiel Reijnen (USA) Rideclean/Patentit.com Thomas Peterson (USA) Team Garmin-Chipotle p/b H30 Erik Slack (USA) Team Bobs-Bicyclescom Carson Miller (USA) Land Rover - Orbea Fabio Calabria (Aus) Team Type 1 Luis Alejandro Zamudio (USA) American R.A.D.D. presented by Agel Ryan Anderson (Can) Land Rover - Orbea Dave Vukets (USA) Land Rover - Orbea Jake MacArthur (USA) Hagens Berman LLP Cycling Team Max Jenkins (USA) California Giant Berry/Specialized Best Utah rider classification Eric Pardyjak (USA) Canyon Bicycles Utah All-Stars Nate Page (USA) Canyon Bicycles Utah All-Stars Bryson Perry (USA) American R.A.D.D. presented by Agel Todd Hageman (USA) Canyon Bicycles Utah All-Stars David Harward (USA) Canyon Bicycles Utah All-Stars Cameron Hoffman (USA) American R.A.D.D. presented by Agel Billy Demong (USA) American R.A.D.D. presented by Agel Jesse Gordon (USA) Canyon Bicycles Utah All-Stars Alex Rock (USA) Canyon Bicycles Utah All-Stars
