Race report from DS Johnny Weltz
As the longest stage of the race, we expected a calm start. But it all took off right from 0 km. Steven was one of the most aggressive as he was only a few seconds down on GC and Best Young. So he was gunning for the time bonuses.
But […]

Riders Gear up for Fundraiser at Denver’s Table 6
BOULDER, Co – August 14, 2008 – The U23 National Championships and Junior National Championships had a decisively argyle flair with the Slipstream Sports teams making a clean sweep of the podium this year. Team 5280/Felt, Team VMG/Felt and Team Garmin-Chipotle proved again that they are the […]

Stage 1 of the Volta a Portugal is 198.6 km long and relatively rolling. The only categorized climb of the day is the category 3 Barranco do Velho.
Today’s stage is scheduled to start at 12:30 and finish at 17:20.

Christophe Laurent was involved in a routine crash a few days ago in the final stage of the the Tour of Denmark. He sustained an injury to his chest in the crash. As is often the case, it didn’t seem like a serious problem at the time, so no detailed medical evaluation was undertaken. […]

Today’s road race is 85 miles long and includes four climbs for a total of 10,585 feet of climbing. The four KOM’s include: North Ogden Pass, Trappers Loop (feed zone will be near by), Big and Little Mountains.
Today’s stage starts at 11:00 and finishes around 14:21.

It was a pleasure to meet Jason today. What a great guy! Even though he was starting to tighten and cramp up and the team car was waiting to leave, he still made time to stop and talk with us and allow us to get a picture with him. That was a great experience. […]

We started off the Tour of Utah today exactly as we had hoped…with a stage win! Jason took off in pursuit of a small break early on in the 101 mile race. It didn’t take long before he joined them, making it a group of 4. About halfway through the race, the breakaway was misguided […]

Location:
Salt Lake City, Utah, United States

Overview: Finishing 2nd overall in the 2008 Tour of Utah, Blake Caldwell used his Garmin Edge 705 to record all but the final individual time trial of this five-stage race.
Today’s road race is 85 miles long and includes four climbs for a total of 10,585 feet of […]