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词条 2010 Tour of Utah
释义

  1. Stages

     Prologue   Stage 1    Stage 2    Stage 3    Stage 4    Stage 5  

  2. Overall

  3. References

{{Infobox Cycling race report
| name = 2010 Tour of Utah
| image =
| image_caption =
| image_size =
| series = U.S. national tour
| race_no =
| series_no =
| date = August 17–22, 2010
| stages = 6
| distance =
| unit =
| time = 12h 39' 40"
| speed =
| first = Levi Leipheimer
| first_nat = USA
| first_team = Mellow Johnny's
| first_color = yellow
| second = Francisco Mancebo
| second_nat = ESP
| second_team = Canyon Bicycles
| third = Ian Boswell
| third_nat = USA
| third_team = {{ct|BPC|2010}}
| mountains = Jai Crawford
| mountains_nat = AUS
| mountains_team = Fly V Australia
| mountains_color = red
| youth = Ian Boswell
| youth_nat = USA
| youth_team = {{ct|BPC|2010}}
| youth_color = white
| sprints = David Tanner
| sprints_nat = AUS
| sprints_team = Fly V Australia
| sprints_color = green
| team = Fly V Australia
| previous =
| next = 2011
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The 2010 Tour of Utah was the seventh edition of the Tour of Utah. It was held August 17-22, 2010. The race was distinguished by the decision of the organizers prior to the race to submit the 2011 edition of the race for addition to the UCI America Tour, upgrading it from national status to international status. Although UCI Pro Tour team were not allowed to compete in the race, Levi Leipheimer of Team RadioShack, who had just won the Leadville Trail 100 MTB mountain-bike race in Colorado, raced as the sole member of a team sponsored by Lance Armstrong's Austin bicycle shop, Mellow Johnny's, and won the overall title. Consistent with its self-proclaimed title of "America's toughest stage race", only 71 of the original 140 starters finished the race.

Stages

Like 2009, the 2010 race had a prologue, three road stages, a criterium and a time trial. In addition to Leipheimer, Taylor Phinney, who was a stagiaire at RadioShack at the time, entered as part of RadioShack's U23 team Trek-Livestrong. Only one UCI Professional Continental team, {{ct|BMC|2010}}, competed in the race, along with several UCI Continental teams, some national teams and a few entries like Mellow Johnny's. In total, 140 riders began the race.

Leipheimer won alone on stage 2, came in second on stage 3 and second in a two-man finish on stage 5 to beat the previous year's winner, Francisco Mancebo, by 2:30. 19-year-old Ian Boswell from {{ct|BPC|2010}} came in a surprising third and was also Best Young Rider; after the race, he joined Trek-Livestrong as well.[1] The only riders to wear the yellow jersey in the race were affiliated with RadioShack: Phinney (after the Prologue), Trek-Livestrong's Alex Dowsett (after Stage One), and Leipheimer (remainder).

Prologue

August 17, 2010 -- Salt Lake City, {{convert|2.8|mi}}

The prologue, a loop around the State Capitol in Salt Lake City, was identical to the previous year's prologue. This time, it was dominated by Phinney and Dowsett from Trek-Livestrong, with Brent Bookwalter, the 2009 winner of the prologue, coming in third.[2]

Prologue Result
RiderTeamTime
1Taylor Phinney|USA}} Trek-Livestrong6' 02"
2Alex Dowsett|GBR}} Trek-Livestrong+ 3"
3Brent Bookwalter|USA}}BMC|2010}}+ 11"
4Rory Sutherland|AUS}}UHC|2010}}+ 12"
5Bobby Lea|USA}} On the Rivet-Ion+ 13"
6Benjamin Jacques-Maynes|USA}}BPC|2010}}+ 14"
7Jeff Louder|USA}}BMC|2010}}+ 15"
8George Hincapie|USA}}BMC|2010}}+ 16"
9Jeremy Vennell|NZL}}BPC|2010}}s.t.
10Levi Leipheimer|USA}} Mellow Johnny's+ 18"
General Classification after Prologue
RiderTeamTime
1Taylor Phinney|USA}} Trek-Livestrong6' 02"
2Alex Dowsett|GBR}} Trek-Livestrong+ 3"
3Brent Bookwalter|USA}}BMC|2010}}+ 11"
4Rory Sutherland|AUS}}UHC|2010}}+ 12"
5Bobby Lea|USA}} On the Rivet-Ion+ 13"
6Benjamin Jacques-Maynes|USA}}BPC|2010}}+ 14"
7Jeff Louder|USA}}BMC|2010}}+ 15"
8George Hincapie|USA}}BMC|2010}}+ 16"
9Jeremy Vennell|NZL}}BPC|2010}}s.t.
10Levi Leipheimer|USA}} Mellow Johnny's+ 18"

Stage 1

August 18, 2010 -- Ogden to Salt Lake City, {{convert|82|mi}}

Stage 1 presented a flat, hot finish that was likely to end up in a bunch sprint. However, two of the leaders, David Tanner of Fly V Australia and Alex Dowsett of Trek-Livestrong, managed to break away on the last descent and hang on to beat the pack by 26 seconds, giving Dowsett the overall lead after time bonuses. Seven riders failed to complete the stage, and two riders were time-cut after this stage, leaving 131 riders still competing.[3]

Stage 1 Result
RiderTeamTime
1David Tanner|AUS}} Fly V Australia3h 22' 11"
2Alex Dowsett|GBR}} Trek-Livestrongs.t.
3Javier Mejías|ESP}}TT1|2010}}+ 26"
4Caleb Fairly|USA}} Holowesko Partnerss.t.
5Frank Pipp|USA}}BPC|2010}}s.t.
6Rory Sutherland|AUS}}UHC|2010}}s.t.
7Scott Stewart|USA}}TT1|2010}}s.t.
8George Hincapie|USA}}BMC|2010}}s.t.
9Tyler Wren|USA}}JSH|2010}}s.t.
10Cesar Grajales|COL}} On the Rivet-Ions.t.
General Classification after Stage 1
RiderTeamTime
1Alex Dowsett|GBR}} Trek-Livestrong3h 28' 16"
2David Tanner|AUS}} Fly V Australia+ 11"
3Brent Bookwalter|USA}}BMC|2010}}+ 40"
4Rory Sutherland|AUS}}UHC|2010}}+ 41"
5Jeff Louder|USA}}BMC|2010}}+ 44"
6George Hincapie|USA}}BMC|2010}}+ 45"
7Levi Leipheimer|USA}} Mellow Johnny's+ 47"
8Francisco Mancebo|ESP}} Canyon Bicycles+ 48"
9Cesar Grajales|COL}} On the Rivet-Ion+ 50"
10Jason Donald|USA}} Team Rio Grandes.t.

Stage 2

August 19, 2010 -- Thanksgiving Point to Mount Nebo, {{convert|77|mi}}

Stage 2 started in the Salt Lake City suburb of Thanksgiving Point and ended with a mountaintop finish above 9,000 feet on Mount Nebo, the highest peak in the Wasatch Range. A select group of six riders broke away from the pack on the final ascent, but Leipheimer than pedaled away from the selection for the stage win and the overall lead. Four riders dropped out, and 8 riders were time-cut, leaving 119 riders still competing.[4]

Stage 2 Result
RiderTeamTime
1Levi Leipheimer|USA}} Mellow Johnny's3h 11' 43"
2Francisco Mancebo|ESP}} Canyon Bicycles+ 51"
3Ian Boswell|USA}}BPC|2010}}s.t.
4Darren Lill|RSA}} Fly V Australia+ 1' 00"
5Philip Zajicek|USA}} Fly V Australia+ 1' 18"
6Jonathan McCarty|USA}} Team Rio Grande+ 2' 00"
7Maxim Jenkins|USA}}UHC|2010}}s.t.
8Tyler Wren|USA}}JSH|2010}}s.t.
9Cesar Grajales|COL}} On the Rivet-Ions.t.
10Tim Roe|AUS}} Trek-Livestrongs.t.
General Classification after Stage 2
RiderTeamTime
1Levi Leipheimer|USA}} Mellow Johnny's6h 40' 36"
2Francisco Mancebo|ESP}} Canyon Bicycles+ 56"
3Darren Lill|RSA}} Fly V Australia+ 1' 16"
4Ian Boswell|USA}}BPC|2010}}s.t.
5Philip Zajicek|USA}} Fly V Australia+ 1' 34"
6Cesar Grajales|COL}} On the Rivet-Ion+ 2' 13"
7Jonathan McCarty|USA}} Team Rio Grande+ 2' 17"
8Tim Roe|AUS}} Trek-Livestrong+ 2' 20"
9Brent Bookwalter|USA}}BMC|2010}}+ 2' 24"
10Tyler Wren|USA}}JSH|2010}}+ 2' 26"

Stage 3

August 20, 2010 -- Miller Motorsports Park, individual time trial, {{convert|9.2|mi}}

Stage 3 started about a half-hour late due to the high temperatures around the racetrack, which finally started to cool off by the race's actual start time of 6:30 PM. In a repeat of the prologue, Taylor Phinney claimed the victory, this time by edging Leipheimer. Phinney, Leipheimer and third-place finisher Jeremy Vennell all surpassed Tom Zirbel's winning time from the 2009 Tour individual time trial, run on the identical course, which was 14 seconds slower than Phinney's time.[5]

Stage 3 Result
RiderTeamTime
1Taylor Phinney|USA}} Trek-Livestrong16' 46"
2Levi Leipheimer|USA}} Mellow Johnny's+ 2"
3Jeremy Vennell|NZL}}BPC|2010}}+ 11"
4Alex Dowsett|GBR}} Trek-Livestrong+ 16"
5Brent Bookwalter|USA}}BMC|2010}}+ 18"
6Benjamin Jacques-Maynes|USA}}BPC|2010}}+ 24"
7Darren Lill|RSA}} Fly V Australia+ 35"
8Philip Zajicek|USA}} Fly V Australias.t.
9Daniel Summerhill|USA}} Holowesko Partners+ 41"
10Francisco Mancebo|ESP}} Canyon Bicycles+ 43"
General Classification after Stage 3
RiderTeamTime
1Levi Leipheimer|USA}} Mellow Johnny's6h 57' 24"
2Francisco Mancebo|ESP}} Canyon Bicycles+ 1' 37"
3Darren Lill|RSA}} Fly V Australia+ 1' 49"
4Philip Zajicek|USA}} Fly V Australia+ 2' 07"
5Ian Boswell|USA}}BPC|2010}}+ 2' 29"
6Brent Bookwalter|USA}}BMC|2010}}+ 2' 40"
7Cesar Grajales|COL}} On the Rivet-Ion+ 3' 05"
8Tim Roe|AUS}} Trek-Livestrong+ 3' 17"
9Jonathan McCarty|USA}} Team Rio Grande+ 3' 27"
10Rory Sutherland|AUS}}UHC|2010}}+ 3' 34"

Stage 4

August 21, 2010 -- Park City, 75 minutes

Stage 4, the Park City Criterium, was measured by time instead of distance. The riders circled a one-mile loop with a 10% grade at 7,000 feet for 75 minutes. Because of the uncertain length, the riders tried to close any breaks down before they could become established. The high speeds and high altitude wreaked havoc on the field, as 33 riders dropped out, leaving just 86 riders remaining. Former Tour of Utah champion Jeff Louder of the {{ct|BMC|2010}}, a Utah native who was over five minutes down in the overall standings, managed to break away without being chased down by the field for a 22-second victory.[6]

Stage 4 Result
RiderTeamTime
1Jeff Louder|USA}}BMC|2010}}1h 14' 45"
2Jai Crawford|AUS}} Fly V Australia+ 22"
3Francisco Mancebo|ESP}} Canyon Bicycless.t.
4Davide Frattini|ITA}}TT1|2010}}+ 27"
5Benjamin Jacques-Maynes|USA}}BPC|2010}}s.t.
6Frank Pipp|USA}}BPC|2010}}s.t.
7Brent Bookwalter|USA}}BMC|2010}}s.t.
8Christopher Jones|USA}}TT1|2010}}s.t.
9Levi Leipheimer|USA}} Mellow Johnny'ss.t.
10Darrel Lill|RSA}} Fly V Australias.t.
General Classification after Stage 4
RiderTeamTime
1Levi Leipheimer|USA}} Mellow Johnny's8h 12' 36"
2Francisco Mancebo|ESP}} Canyon Bicycles+ 1' 28"
3Darren Lill|RSA}} Fly V Australia+ 1' 49"
4Philip Zajicek|USA}} Fly V Australia+ 2' 07"
5Ian Boswell|USA}}BPC|2010}}+ 2' 29"
6Brent Bookwalter|USA}}BMC|2010}}+ 2' 40"
7Cesar Grajales|COL}} On the Rivet-Ion+ 3' 05"
8Jonathan McCarty|USA}} Team Rio Grande+ 3' 27"
9Lachlan Morton|AUS}} Holowesko Partners+ 3' 41"
10Tyler Wren|USA}}JSH|2010}}+ 3' 45"

Stage 5

August 22, 2010 -- Kimball Junction to Snowbird, {{convert|161|km}}

The final stage of the 2010 Tour, Stage 5, began from Kimball Junction, just outside Park City, and trekked for 161 km through the mountains until ending on a mountaintop finish at the Snowbird ski resort. Leipheimer and Fly V Australia's Jai Crawford broke away from the rest of the elite riders to win the stage by a minute over defending champion Francisco Mancebo, who finished second behind Leipheimer in the general classification. By winning the stage, Crawford won the "King of the Mountains" jersey for the event. After another 15 people failed to finish this stage, the race ended with only 71 of the original 140 contestants (50.7%).[7]

Stage 5 Result
RiderTeamTime
1Jai Crawford|AUS}} Fly V Australia4h 27' 10"
2Levi Leipheimer|USA}} Mellow Johnny'ss.t.
3Francisco Mancebo|ESP}} Canyon Bicycles1' 00"
4Alex Hagman|USA}} On the Rivet-Ions.t.
5Jonathan McCarty|USA}} Team Rio Grande+ 1' 03"
6Ben King|AUS}} Trek-Livestrong+ 1' 21"
7Lachlan Morton|AUS}} Holowesko Partnerss.t.
8Ian Boswell|USA}}BPC|2010}}s.t.
9Matthew Cooke|USA}} Teamgive+ 2' 18"
10Davide Frattini|ITA}}TT1|2010}}+ 2' 28"
Final General Classification
RiderTeamTime
1Levi Leipheimer|USA}} Mellow Johnny's12h 39' 40"
2Francisco Mancebo|ESP}} Canyon Bicycles+ 2' 30"
3Ian Boswell|USA}}BPC|2010}}+ 3' 56"
4Jai Crawford|AUS}} Fly V Australia+ 3' 56"
5Darren Lill|RSA}} Fly V Australia+ 4' 32"
6Jonathan McCarty|USA}} Team Rio Grande+ 4' 36"
7Lachlan Morton|AUS}} Holowesko Partners+ 5' 08"
8Alex Hagman|USA}} On the Rivet-Ion+ 5' 48"
9Cesar Grajales|COL}} On the Rivet-Ion+ 6' 56"
10Tyler Wren|USA}}JSH|2010}}+ 7' 07"

Overall

StageDateRouteWinnerOverall leader
Prologue Tuesday, August 17 Salt Lake City Taylor Phinney|USA}}Taylor Phinney|USA}}
1 Wednesday, August 18 Ogden to Salt Lake City David Tanner|AUS}}Alex Dowsett|GBR}}
2 Thursday, August 19 Thanksgiving Point to Mount Nebo Levi Leipheimer|USA}}Levi Leipheimer|USA}}
3 Friday, August 20 Miller Motorsports Park Taylor Phinney|USA}}Levi Leipheimer|USA}}
4 Saturday, August 21 Park City Jeff Louder|USA}}Levi Leipheimer|USA}}
5 Sunday, August 22 Kimball Junction (Park City) to Snowbird Jai Crawford|AUS}}Levi Leipheimer|USA}}

References

1. ^{{cite web|url=http://velonews.competitor.com/2010/08/news/who-is-ian-boswell-the-tour-of-utahs-best-young-rider-and-third-overall_136147|title=Who is Ian Boswell, the Tour of Utah’s best young rider and third overall?|author=Brian Holcombe|publisher=VeloNews|date=2010-08-22|accessdate=2011-08-21}}
2. ^{{cite web|url=http://velonews.competitor.com/2010/08/news/trek-livestrong-tops-in-tour-of-utah-prologue_135484|title=Trek-Livestrong’s Taylor Phinney tops in Tour of Utah prologue|author=Brian Holcombe|publisher=VeloNews|date=2010-08-18|accessdate=2011-08-21}}
3. ^{{cite web|url=http://velonews.competitor.com/2010/08/news/david-tanner-wins-tour-of-utah-stage-1-alex-dowsett-takes-the-overall-lead_135583|title=David Tanner wins Tour of Utah stage 1, Alex Dowsett takes the overall lead|author=Brian Holcombe|publisher=VeloNews|date=2010-08-18|accessdate=2011-08-21}}
4. ^{{cite web|url=http://velonews.competitor.com/2010/08/news/levi-leipheimer-fires-off-solo-attack-at-tour-of-utah-takes-stage-win-and-lead_135727|title=Levi Leipheimer fires off solo attack at Tour of Utah, takes stage win and lead|author=Brian Holcombe|publisher=VeloNews|date=2010-08-19|accessdate=2011-08-21}}
5. ^{{cite web|url=http://velonews.competitor.com/2010/08/news/taylor-phinney-motors-to-tour-of-utah-time-trial-win_135865|title=Taylor Phinney motors to Tour of Utah time trial win|author=Brian Holcombe|publisher=VeloNews|date=2010-08-20|accessdate=2011-08-21}}
6. ^{{cite web|url=http://velonews.competitor.com/2010/08/news/bmc’s-jeff-louder-takes-criterium-win-at-tour-of-utah-levi-leipheimer-keeps-lead_135972|title=BMC’s Jeff Louder takes criterium win at Tour of Utah; Levi Leipheimer keeps lead|author=Brian Holcombe|publisher=VeloNews|date=2010-08-21|accessdate=2011-08-21}}
7. ^{{cite web |url=http://velonews.competitor.com/2010/08/news/v-australias-jai-crawford-wins-final-tour-of-utah-stage-levi-leipheimer-seals-overall-victory_136082 |title=V Australia’s Jai Crawford wins final Tour of Utah stage, Levi Leipheimer seals overall victory |author=Brian Holcolmbe |date=2010-08-22 |publisher=VeloNews |accessdate=2010-08-22| archiveurl= https://web.archive.org/web/20100824010516/http://velonews.competitor.com/2010/08/news/v-australias-jai-crawford-wins-final-tour-of-utah-stage-levi-leipheimer-seals-overall-victory_136082| archivedate= 24 August 2010 | deadurl= no}}

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