USA Pro Challenge in Garden of the Gods

August 22nd, 2014

USA Pro Challenge in Garden of the Gods

I had fun watching and shooting photos of some of the USA Pro Challenge in Garden of the Gods yesterday. I missed seeing one of the laps because of a phone call for work. It’s always amazing to see how fast the pros are when they’re going all out.

Top 5 for Stage 4

  1. Elia Viviani
  2. Martin Kohler
  3. Serghei Tvetcov
  4. Tyler Magner
  5. Kiel Reijnen

Full Stage 4 Results

Top 5 Overall After Stage 4

  1. Tejay van Garderen
  2. Rafal Majka
  3. Ben Hermans
  4. Tom Danielson
  5. Serghei Tvetcov

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USA Pro Challenge Race Numbers 2014

August 21st, 2014

2012 USA Pro Challenge Passes Balanced Rock in Garden of the Gods

The USA Pro Challenge is doing a circuit race in Colorado Springs today. It starts at the Broadmoor and then is doing 4 laps through Garden of the Gods and downtown. It should make for some good spectating.

The top standings overall going into today’s USA Pro Challenge stage 4 are as follows

  1. Tejay van Garderen
  2. Rafal Majka
  3. Ben Hermans
  4. Tom Danielson
  5. Serghei Tvetcov

It took me a bit to track down the race numbers so that I’d have a list to check while watching the race. I’ve posted the list below. A couple things to note, each team has a block of number and the team leader’s race bib ends with a 1.

Bib Name Team Country
1 Tejay van Garderen BMC USA
2 Brent Bookwalter BMC USA
3 Yannick Eijssen BMC Bel
4 Martin Kohler BMC Sui
5 Ben Hermans BMC Bel
6 Michael Schär BMC Sui
7 Peter Stetina BMC USA
8 Rick Zabel BMC Ger
11 Rafal Majka Tinkoff-Saxo Pol
12 Michael Rogers Tinkoff-Saxo Aus
13 Edward Beltran Suarez Tinkoff-Saxo Col
14 Rasmus Guldhammer Tinkoff-Saxo Den
15 Jesper Hansen Tinkoff-Saxo Den
16 Michael Mørkøv Tinkoff-Saxo Den
17 Bruno Pires Tinkoff-Saxo Por
18 Pawel Poljanski Tinkoff-Saxo Pol
21 Jens Voigt Trek Factory Racing Ger
22 Frank Schleck Trek Factory Racing Lux
23 Matthew Busche Trek Factory Racing USA
24 Markel Irizar Aranburu Trek Factory Racing Esp
25 Laurent Didier Trek Factory Racing Lux
26 Hayden Roulston Trek Factory Racing NZI
27 Calvin Watson Trek Factory Racing Aus
28 Riccardo Zoidl Trek Factory Racing Aut
31 Thomas Danielson Team Garmin-Sharp USA
32 Janier Alexis Acevedo Colle Team Garmin-Sharp Col
33 Thomas Dekker Team Garmin-Sharp Ned
34 Caleb Fairly Team Garmin-Sharp USA
35 Phillip Gaimon Team Garmin-Sharp USA
36 Alex Howes Team Garmin-Sharp USA
37 Ben King Team Garmin-Sharp USA
38 Gavin Mannion Team Garmin-Sharp USA
41 Ivan Basso Cannondale Ita
42 Cameron Wurf Cannondale Aus
43 Edward King Cannondale USA
44 Michel Koch Cannondale Ger
45 Alan Marangoni Cannondale Ita
46 Matej Mohoric Cannondale Slo
47 Cristiano Salerno Cannondale Ita
48 Elia Viviani Cannondale Slo
51 Leopold König Team NetApp-Endura Cze
52 David de la Cruz Melgarejo Team NetApp-Endura Esp
53 Bartosz Huzarski Team NetApp-Endura Pol
54 Patrick Konrad Team NetApp-Endura Aut
55 Tiago Machado Team NetApp-Endura Por
56 Jose Joao Pimenta Costa Mendes Team NetApp-Endura Por
57 Gregor Muhlberger Team NetApp-Endura Aut
58 Michael Schwarzmann Team NetApp-Endura Ger
61 Jai Crawford Drapac Professional Cycling Aus
62 Jonathan Cantwell Drapac Professional Cycling Aus
63 Jordan Kerby Drapac Professional Cycling Aus
64 Darren Lapthorne Drapac Professional Cycling Aus
65 Lachlan Norris Drapac Professional Cycling Aus
66 Adam Phelan Drapac Professional Cycling Aus
67 Bernard Sulzberger Drapac Professional Cycling Aus
68 Wesley Sulzberger Drapac Professional Cycling Aus
71 Lucas Euser UnitedHealthcare Pro Cycling USA
72 Isaac Bolivar Hernandez UnitedHealthcare Pro Cycling Col
73 Jonathan Clarke UnitedHealthcare Pro Cycling Aus
74 Benjamin Day UnitedHealthcare Pro Cycling Aus
75 Christopher Jones UnitedHealthcare Pro Cycling USA
76 Jeffry Louder UnitedHealthcare Pro Cycling USA
77 Kiel Reijnen UnitedHealthcare Pro Cycling USA
78 Daniel Summerhill UnitedHealthcare Pro Cycling USA
81 Javier Megias Leal Team Novo Nordisk Esp
82 Kevin De Mesmaeker Team Novo Nordisk Bel
83 Joonas Henttala Team Novo Nordisk Fin
84 David Lozano Riba Team Novo Nordisk Esp
85 Scott Ambrose Team Novo Nordisk NZI
86 Aaron Perry Team Novo Nordisk NZI
87 Charles Planet Team Novo Nordisk Fra
88 Martijn Verschoor Team Novo Nordisk Ned
91 Jure Kocjan Team SmartStop Slo
92 Zachary Bell Team SmartStop Can
93 Rob Britton Team SmartStop Can
94 Joshua Berry Team SmartStop USA
95 Julian Kyer Team SmartStop USA
96 Eric Marcotte Team SmartStop USA
97 Travis McCabe Team SmartStop USA
98 Michael Torckler Team SmartStop NZI
101 Joseph Rosskopf Hincapie Sportswear Development USA
102 Chris Butler Hincapie Sportswear Development USA
103 Robin Carpenter Hincapie Sportswear Development USA
104 Oscar Clark Hincapie Sportswear Development USA
105 Joseph Lewis Hincapie Sportswear Development Aus
106 Tyler Magner Hincapie Sportswear Development USA
107 Toms Skujins Hincapie Sportswear Development Lat
108 Dion Smith Hincapie Sportswear Development NZI
111 Hugh Carthy Rapha Condor JLT GBr
112 Graham Briggs Rapha Condor JLT GBr
113 Michael Cuming Rapha Condor JLT GBr
114 Richard Handley Rapha Condor JLT GBr
115 Kristian House Rapha Condor JLT GBr
116 Tom Moses Rapha Condor JLT GBr
117 Elliott Porter Rapha Condor JLT GBr
118 Daniel Whitehouse Rapha Condor JLT NZI
121 Carter Jones Optum p/b Kelly Benefit Strategies USA
122 Ryan Anderson Optum p/b Kelly Benefit Strategies Can
123 Jesse Anthony Optum p/b Kelly Benefit Strategies USA
124 Alexander Candelario Optum p/b Kelly Benefit Strategies USA
125 Mike Friedman Optum p/b Kelly Benefit Strategies USA
126 Bjorn Selander Optum p/b Kelly Benefit Strategies USA
127 Tom Zirbel Optum p/b Kelly Benefit Strategies USA
128 Scott Zwizanski Optum p/b Kelly Benefit Strategies USA
131 Daniel Alexander Jaramillo Diez Jamis-Hagens Berman p/b Sutter Home Col
132 Stephen Leece Jamis-Hagens Berman p/b Sutter Home USA
133 Matt Cooke Jamis-Hagens Berman p/b Sutter Home USA
134 Ian Crane Jamis-Hagens Berman p/b Sutter Home USA
135 Ben Jacques-Maynes Jamis-Hagens Berman p/b Sutter Home USA
136 Carson Miller Jamis-Hagens Berman p/b Sutter Home USA
137 Luis Romero Amaran Jamis-Hagens Berman p/b Sutter Home Cub
138 Robbie Squire Jamis-Hagens Berman p/b Sutter Home USA
141 Serghei Tvetcov Jelly Belly p/b Maxxis Rou
142 Ian Burnett Jelly Belly p/b Maxxis USA
143 Kirk Carlsen Jelly Belly p/b Maxxis USA
144 Luis Enrique Davila Jelly Belly p/b Maxxis Mex
145 Steve Fisher Jelly Belly p/b Maxxis USA
146 Johnathan Freter Jelly Belly p/b Maxxis USA
147 Jacob Rathe Jelly Belly p/b Maxxis USA
148 Fred Rodriguez Jelly Belly p/b Maxxis USA
151 Tanner Putt Bissell Development Team USA
152 Clement Chevrier Bissell Development Team Fra
153 Gregory Daniel Bissell Development Team USA
154 Daniel Eaton Bissell Development Team USA
155 James Oram Bissell Development Team NZI
156 Keegan Swirbul Bissell Development Team USA
157 Nathan Van Hooydonck Bissell Development Team Bel
158 Ruben Zepuntke Bissell Development Team Ger

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USA Pro Challenge Fun Rides in Colorado Springs

August 20th, 2012

USA Pro Challenge 2011

The USA Pro Challenge finishes here in Colorado Springs’ on this Friday, August 24, but cyclists will be celebrating the race with an entire week of events leading up to the big Stage 5 finish. There are nightly bike rides and parties all week and a full day of activities on Friday. This week includes numerous give-aways and contests; the more events you attend, the more prizes you could receive! Don’t miss a moment of the festivities.

Rally Week Rides

Join with cyclists from across Colorado Springs for free, nightly rides starting Monday, August 20 leading up to the Stage 5 Finish.

Ride Details:

All rides start at 6:00 PM at America the Beautiful Park and end at a different downtown destination each night.
Rides are for all ability levels, with different route options available.
Bike valet will be available
$3 New Belgium beers and food specials at the finish

Prizes Include:

New Belgium cruiser bike
2 trips to Las Vegas
1 night at the Mining Exchange
2 Skybox Passes to the Stage 5 Finish

August 20
Rally Week Ride: Fun Ride with Colorado Springs Cycling Club
Time: 6:00 p.m.
Destination:: Old Chicago

August 21
Rally Week Ride: Family Ride with Kids on Bikes -and- Road Ride with Pro Cycling
Time: 6:00 p.m.
Destination: City Rock

August 22
Rally Week Ride: Cruiser Joy Ride with Upadowna
Time: 6:00 p.m.
Destination: McCabe’s Tavern

August 23
Rally Week Ride: Ladies Mountain Ride with Women’s Mountain Biking Association
Time: 6:00 p.m.
Destination: The Mining Exchange Hotel

SRM Ride with Mario Cipollini
Pedal around Garden of the Gods with Mario Cipollini. See flyer for details.

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USA Pro Cycling Challenge Bib Numbers

August 26th, 2011

USA Pro Cycling Challenge Prologue Start

It’s great that the USA Pro Cycling Challenge has been showing live streaming of the races with the ShackTracker. They don’t always show the start of the stage but they’ve been showing a good amount live. The ads can be annoying when they cover up the racing at key times but if you use full screen mode, the ads are hidden and you just hear the ad audio.

Sometimes I can’t tell who a rider is but can see their number. Here’s a list of USA Pro Cycling Challenge rider numbers sorted by number so it’s easy to find a rider.
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USA Pro Cycling Challenge Prologue Photos

August 25th, 2011

Monday was a fun day in Garden of the Gods watching the top men in cycling race in the USA Pro Cycling Challenge Prologue. It was great to see so many spectators out on the course.

Below are a few of the photos I took. I have more USA Pro Cycling Challenge Photos here.

Prologue Top 10

1. Christian Vande Velde, Garmin-Cervélo in 8:29
2. Jens Voigt, Leopard-Trek at :05
3. George Hincapie, BMC Racing at :05
4. Levi Leipheimer, RadioShack at :06
5. Tejay Van Garderen, HTC-Highroad at :06
6. Cadel Evans, BMC Racing at :06
7. Rory Sutherland, UnitedHealthcare at :13
8. Stef Clement, Rabobank at :14
9. Tom Danielson, Garmin-Cervélo at :15
10. Robert Gesink, Rabobank at :16

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USA Pro Cycling Challenge Prologue

August 22nd, 2011

Ridge Road in Garden of the Gods

This week is big for cycling in the US and especially as the USA Pro Cycling Challenge kicks off today at 1:15 PM MDT with the prologue. The prologue course passes a few blocks from where I grew up.

Since this is a time trial, most of the riders start 1 minute a part but the last few will be 2 minutes apart. If a rider does manager to catch the rider in front of him, he’s not allowed to draft and must move to the other side of the road and make a fairly quick pass. The start times of the racers is here.

The course is 5.18 miles and overall is slightly downhill so it should be very fast. There is a slight climb in the Garden of the Gods before the screaming descent down Ridge Road.

At the bottom of Ridge Road is a 90 degree left hand turn followed by the road continue to curve to the left. Take the turn too slow and riders will lose valuable time. Take it too fast and they’ll lose skin.

Here are a few more photos of Ridge Road and the turn at the bottom.

Below is a video of the entire prologue course at fast forward speed.

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USA Pro Cycling Challenge Prologue Start Order And Race Numbers

August 22nd, 2011

The USA Pro Cycling Challenge kicks off today with a prologue starting in Garden of the Gods and finishing in downtown Colorado Springs. Here’s the order the racers are starting and their race numbers.
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Colorado Springs Cycling Events for USA Pro Cycling Challenge

August 18th, 2011

Pikes Peak Cycling Society Logo

The inaugural USA Pro Cycling Challenge kicks off Monday with a prologue here in Colorado Springs. The Pikes Peak Cycling Society was organized to bring the stage to Colorado Springs. They plan to also support local cycling in other ways in the future.

They’ve put together several local events over the next several days to make this even bigger than the start of the USA Pro Cycling Challenge. Several of the events are also fundraisers for the Pikes Peak Cycling Society. The include racing on the prologue course, great kids event, movies and much more.

Now I don’t want to hear that there’s nothing to do for the next several days. Here’s a list of events.

Thursday Aug. 18

Pikes Peak BMX Track Event

All ages and levels are welcome, and spectators are free. Enjoy an evening of BMX racing at the Pikes Peak BMX Track starting at 7 p.m. For those interested in racing, sign-ups take place between 5 and 6:30 p.m. For more event information, contact Bubba Hayes at bubbablazehayes@yahoo.com or 719.447.7013.

Friday Aug. 19

USA Pro Cycling Challenge Ride of Champions, sponsored by SRM

Escapade through the Garden of the Gods and along the USA Pro Cycling Challenge Prologue course with some of the biggest names in cycling.

Tour SRM’s state-of-the-art facility in Colorado Springs before departing on a two-hour ride with some of cycling’s past and present champions, including Chris Carmichael (CEO of Carmichael Training Systems), Alison Dunlap (Mountain Bike World Champion), Steve Johnson (CEO of USA Cycling), Steve McCauley (USA Cycling Foundation Development Director), founder Uli Schoberer and representatives from SRM and professional cyclists who rely on SRM power meters, as well as several professional cyclists who will be competing in the 2011 USA Pro Cycling Challenge.

After the ride, enjoy a VIP Cocktail Reception with your fellow riders, champions and special guests at the Carriage House Museum at The Broadmoor. Guests will also receive an exclusive gift bag from USA Cycling that includes a Pikes Peak Cycling Society 2012 jersey and more. Proceeds go to the Pikes Peak Cycling Society to help support the costs associated with attracting and hosting the Prologue of the 2011 USA Pro Cycling Challenge. Limited spots are available at $495 per ticket.

Saturday Aug. 20

University Village Colorado Grand Prix of Cycling

Races run clockwise with small undulations and wide turns. First race is at 7 AM and the last race is the Pro/1/2 Men racing at 3:25 PM. There’s a kid’s fun race just before noon. This all-day affair will feature live music, food, fun, autographs from cycling pros and more. Register online until 11:59 pm Aug. 18 to avoid $10 late fee. Go to www.UVCshopping.com for more event info.

Opening Gala

Roll in style at the official Opening Gala! From 7-10 PM guests will enjoy VIP treatment with a dinner, team introductions, live and silent auctions and more emceed by Bob Roll. Tickets start at $200 per person with special table packages available for interested sponsors. Go to Pikes Peak Cycling Society shopping page to purchase. At one point it was sold out but they added more tables and still had some spots last I knew.

Sunday Aug. 21

Colorado Endurance Sports Cheyenne Cañon Time Trial

Race up North Cheyenne Cañon, a challenging 3.2 mile climb with 1250 feet elevation gain. Athletes for decades have gauged their cycling fitness by riding up Cheyenne Cañon and comparing their times to course record holder Tom Danielson of Garmin-Cervelo’s time of 13:34. There will be over $1000 in cash and merchandise as well as an awards ceremony in conjunction with the Kids on Bikes Festival at America the Beautiful Park. Adults race for $35 and juniors $20, the field is limited so sign up early! Check out coloradoendurancesports.com or www.usacycling.org.

Kids on Bikes Family Ride & Parade

There will be tons of fun activities going on throughout the day – from 11 AM – 4 PM – for children of all ages at America the Beautiful Park. The Kids on Bikes Family Ride & Parade will include live music, bike decorating, a kid’s bike safety rodeo, bike art projects, BMX demos, carnival games, crazy bike races, bounce houses, face painting, and more. The Kids Bike Parade will start at 1 p.m. with various distance bike rides starting at 1:30 pm along the trail system. Cost for the ride is $15 an individual or $50 for the entire family. Register online at Active.com.

Peoples Pedal Party, presented by the Downtown Development Authority Board

In honor of the USA Pro Cycling Challenge and to celebrate cycling in Colorado Springs, downtown is hosting the People’s Pedal Party from 4-8 p.m. On the eve of the Time Trial, fans, friends and families will come out to enjoy live music by Grass It Up and Hazel Miller, bike art, entertainment and much more right on Tejon Street between Colorado Avenue and Kiowa Avenue. Click here for more information.

Monday Aug. 22

USA Pro Cycling Challenge Prologue Time Trial Experience

Be one of the few to participate in a once in a lifetime experience and race head-to-head with the world’s top professionals! Just before the professional peloton starts the 2011 USA Pro Cycling Challenge, a select number of amateur athletes will race over the official 5.18-mile prologue time trial course in Colorado Springs. Experience the same precise timing as the pros, the cheers of the crowds lining the course, and professional officiating by UCI officials for a chance to compare times against the professionals. Proceeds go to the Pikes Peak Cycling Society to help support the costs associated with attracting and hosting the Prologue of the 2011 USA Pro Cycling Challenge. Space is very limited and tickets are $750. Less than 15 spots are left. Buy tickets now.

Tuesday Aug. 23

Movie: Pedal-Driven

Wrap up a month of cycling fun with Pedal-Driven, a documentary that goes behind both sides of a confrontation – riding with the free riders and chasing them down with the rangers – in an exploration of issues increasingly important to all Americans. With an ever-increasing population and a finite supply of unspoiled wild lands, the sense of urgency around protecting and preserving these national treasures only grows. Pedal-Driven will examine the shared philosophies of stewardship and sustainability from both sides and, ultimately, offer examples of the ways in which opposing factions can find common ground in defense of our common grounds. The movie will begin at 7 p.m. at the Stargazers Theatre. Tickets for this event start at $9 in advance online and $12 at the door the night of the show.

Thursday Aug. 25

Movie: Bicycle Dreams

Call them seekers, madmen or angels hell-bent on riding across America. This documentary follows voyagers in the 2006 Race Across America (RAAM) as they discover what is truly at stake, praying for the deliverance only the finish line can bring. By journey’s end, some are saved, others are lost, but all learn that the fuel that takes a soul toward its own true destiny is desire. The movie will begin at 7 PM. at the Stargazers Theatre. Tickets for this event start at $10 in advance and $15 at the door the night of the show. You can read my Bicycle Dreams review here.

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Star Studded Lineup

August 10th, 2011

The USA Pro Cycling Challenge has announced the provisionary team rosters for the new Colorado stage race starting in less than 2 weeks. They had previously announced that the top 3 from this year’s Tour de France would be racing along with some other big names. The list released today shows many top bike racers will be here.

Included will be 2 Olympic medalists from the Beijing Games, 5 former world champions, 12 Tour de France stage winners and 5 that have been on the final podium at the Tour de France. One of our local pros, Danny Pate, will be riding for HTC-Highroad. I’ve known him for a long time and used to mountain bike race with his dad.

“This is no doubt one of the best fields ever assembled on American soil,” said Danielson, a Boulder, Colo. resident considered by many as one of the front runners to win the inaugural USA Pro Cycling Challenge. “It’s a diverse blend of top professional teams from various continents and the altitude adds an element of unpredictability. No doubt, it is a special field that will put on a great showing.”

Former World Champions

  • Cadel Evans (2009, Road)
  • Michael Mørkøv (2009, Madison – Track)
  • Peter Velits (2007, U23 Road)
  • Danny Pate (2001, U23 Time Trial)
  • Ivan Basso (1998, U23 Road)

Current National Champions

  • Fränk Schleck (Luxembourg, Road)
  • Hayden Roulston (New Zealand, Road)
  • Stef Clement(Netherlands, Time Trial)
  • Gustav Larsson (Sweden, Time Trial)
  • David Zabriskie (United States, Time Trial)

2011 Major Race Champions

  • Cadel Evans (1st GC and Stage 6, Tirreno–Adriatico; 1st GC, Tour de Romandie)
  • David Zabriskie (1st Stage 4 (TT), Tour de Romandie; 1st Stage 6 (ITT), Tour of California)
  • Tejay Van Garderen(Best Young Rider, Tour of California)
  • Levi Leipheimer (1st GC, Tour de Suisse; 1st Stage 7, Tour of California)
  • Jonathan Patrick McCarty (KOM, Tour of California)
  • Andy Schleck(KOM, Tour de Suisse)
  • Frank Schleck (1st GC and Stage 1, Criterium International)
  • Robert Gesink (1st GC, Best Young Rider, 1st Stage 4 and 5 (ITT), Tour of Oman)
  • Ivan Basso (1st GP di Lugano)

Tour de France Stage Winners

  • Jens Voigt (3)
  • Andy Schleck (3)
  • Levi Leipheimer (2)
  • Cadel Evans (2)
  • Stuart O’Grady (2)
  • George Hincapie (1)
  • David Zabriskie (1)
  • Rubens Bertogliati (1)
  • Ivan Basso (1)
  • Brice Fellu (1)
  • Vladimir Efimkin (1)
  • Pieter Weening (1)

Tour de France Overall Podium Finishers (5)

  • Cadel Evens (2011, Champion; 2007-2008, 2nd Place)
  • Andy Schleck (2009-2011, 2nd Place)
  • Frank Schleck (2011, 3rd Place)
  • Levi Leipheimer (2007, 2009, 3rd Place)
  • Ivan Basso (2004, 3rd Place; 2005, 2nd Place)

Major American Stage Race Champions (6)

  • Levi Leipheimer(2007-2009, Tour of California; 2010 Tour of Utah)
  • David Zabriskie(2009, Tour of Missouri)
  • Jeff Louder (2008, Tour of Utah)
  • Christian Vande Velde(2008, Tour of Missouri)
  • George Hincapie(2007, Tour of Missouri)
  • Tom Danielson(2005, Tour de Georgia)

Team Rosters

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