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33Rd ANNUAL TOUR of the GILA UCI WOMEN MAY 1 THROUGH 33rd ANNUAL TOUR OF THE GILA UCI WOMEN MAY 1 THROUGH MAY 5, 2019 1 Welcome, Table of Contents 2 Race Committee; Contact Information; Officials 2 Media Center 3 Registration Locations; Mandatory Meetings 3 Race Summary & Start Locations 4 Policies; Tour Support 4 Emergency Information 5-8 Regulations and Prize Tables 9-12 Stage 1 - Wednesday: Mogollon Road Race 13-16 Stage 2 - Thursday: Inner Loop Road Race 17-18 Stage 3 - Friday: Tyrone Individual Time Trial 19-20 Stage 4 - Saturday: Downtown Silver City Criterium Race 21-24 Stage 5 - Sunday: Gila Monster Road Race 25 Sponsors 26 Photos 2018 Winners 1 Welcome! To the 33rd Annual Tour of the Gila The Silver City/Grant County area would like to extend our warmest welcome to all teams, racers and their family mem- bers, and officials. If you are new to the Tour of the Gila, we hope you will enjoy your first race here. We have tried to sup- ply enough information in this technical guide so that those who are unfamiliar with the courses will have some idea of what to expect. If you are among the many returning competitors then you already know about the challenges that await you. We also hope you know about the hospitality you may expect here. It is one of the reasons we get so many riders returning annually. Please pay respect to local residents, volunteers, corner marshals, technical support staff, etc.... They all donate their time to make this event happen. Don't be afraid to thank them. TABLE OF CONTENTS 1 Welcome, Table of Contents 2 Race Committee; Contact Information; Officials 2 Media Center 3 Registration Locations; Mandatory Meetings 3 Race Summary & Start Locations 4 Policies; Tour Support 4 Emergency Information 5-8 Regulations and Prize Tables 9-12 Stage 1 - Wednesday: Mogollon Road Race P/B Grant County 13-16 Stage 2 - Thursday: Inner Loop Road Race P/B Brian & Lynn Robinson/SW Bone & Joint Institute 17-18 Stage 3 - Friday: Tyrone Individual Time Trials P/B Freeport McMoRan 19-20 Stage 4 - Saturday: Downtown Silver City Criterium P/B The Town of Silver City 21-24 Stage 5 - Sunday: Gila Monster Road Race P/B SkyWest Media 25 Sponsors 26 Photos 2018 Winners www.tourofthegila.com Photography by Mitchell Clinton Photography 1 RACE COMMITTEE Race Director Jack Brennan Co-Director Michelle Geels Technical Director Tom Simonson Medical Director Mike McMillan Medical Coordination Mike McMillan Media Director Sabrina Pack Race Photographers Mitchell Clinton, Jonathan Devich, Casey Gibson & Tom Maxfeldt Sponsorship Lanny Olson, Michelle Nichols & Jack Brennan Neutral Support Shimano, Michelle Geels Team Radio Tim Bell Race Results AGR Technology Registration Jack Brennan, Bob Schiowitz & Alex Olson Radios Michelle Geels, Mary Yardley, & Steve Townley Course Set-up and Signs Liz Blancett, Gary Berg & Bill Schum Course Marshal Coordinators Carl Levi, Chris Schlabach, Patrick Hoskins, & Jack Brennan Criterium Set-up Jeff Reese, Ralph Mendez & Werner Tire Service Citizen’s Race 1st New Mexico Bank Wheel Support Steve Farris Race Announcers Dave Towle Public Relations Sabrina Pack Host Housing Jessi Beckworth Awards Sue & Bob Schiowitz Volunteer Party Ward Rudick & Martyn Pearson Tech Guide Roxana Marsh Program Guide Jennifer Olson Trophy Bowls Robin Parsons Webmaster Ted Tucker Neutral Hydration & Feed Zones Takahuro Sato, Garrett Peltonen, WNMU Finish Line Hydration Mike McMillan & Lions Club CONTACT INFORMATION Race Director Jack Brennan 575-590-2612 [email protected] Co-Director Michelle Geels 575-590-0203 [email protected] President-Commissaires Panel Thomas Nee, IC Medical Director Mike McMillan 575-538-1259 RACE SERVICES Technical Support Shimano Timing and Results AGR Technology Radio Tour Ryan Fu, EC OFFICIALS PCP/Chief Referee Thomas Nee, IC Motor Commissaire Stephen Crews, NC Commissaire Jeff Mertz, NC Motor Pilot Thomas Gentry Commissaire Philip Miller, IC Motor Pilot Jim Arnold Chief Judge Lynn Taylor Motor Pilot Michael McGuinn Assistant Judge Cathleen Fives Timeboard Commissaire Eve Ben-Ora Motor Commissaire Dorothy Abbott, IC Timeboard Pilot Mark Berenson Motor Commissaire Cindy Yorgason, NC MEDIA CENTER The Media Center is being provided by SkyWest Media. It is located at 1560 N. Corbin St., Silver City, NM, 88061. Entrance to the Media Cen- ter is through the front door. The Center is equipped with Wi-Fi, printer, snacks and refreshments for credentialed media. The Media Center hours are: Tuesday 4/30 - 10:00 am to 5:00 pm Wednesday 5/1 - 4:30 pm - 9:00 pm Thursday 5/2 - 4:30 pm to 9:00 pm Friday 5/3 - 12:30 pm to 5:00 pm Saturday 5/4 - 6:00 pm to 8:00 pm Sunday 5/5 - 3:00 pm - 5:00 pm Photographers have been assigned 3 motorcycles. Media Director: Sabrina Pack [email protected] 2 PRE-RACE SCHEDULE TUESDAY, APRIL 30, 2019 GRANT COUNTY VETERANS MEMORIAL BUSINESS & CONFERENCE CENTER, 3031 HWY 180 EAST, SILVER CITY RIDER CONFIRMATION AND PACKET PICK-UP 3:00 pm to 5:00 pm MANDATORY MEETINGS 6:15 pm UCI Women Team Managers 6:45 pm Media Packet Pick-up 7:00 pm Drivers Meeting: Mechanics, time board and media motorcycle drivers, motor refs, UCI Comm drivers, and media personnel. Mandatory for all team car drivers, unless excused at the managers’ meeting. RACE SUMMARY STAGE 1: WEDNESDAY, MAY 1 - MOGOLLON ROAD RACE P/B GRANT COUNTY Begins at Gough Park, Silver City, ends near the ghost town of Mogollon 8:25 am 71.2 miles(114.38km) STAGE 2: THURSDAY, MAY 2 - INNER LOOP ROAD RACE P/B BRIAN & LYNN ROBINSON/SW BONE & JOINT INSTITUTE Begins and ends at Fort Bayard, 9 miles (14.5km) east of Silver City 10:40 am 74.1 miles(119.3km) STAGE 3: FRIDAY, MAY 3 - TYRONE INDIVIDUAL TIME TRIALS P/B FREEPORT MCMORAN Begins and ends at Tyrone, 4.5 miles (7.2km) south of Silver City Following UCI Men 16.15 miles(26.0km) STAGE 4: SATURDAY, MAY 4 - DOWNTOWN SILVER CITY CRITERIUM P/B THE TOWN OF SILVER CITY 1:30 pm 27.0 miles(43.5km) 25 laps STAGE 5: SUNDAY, MAY 5 - GILA MONSTER ROAD RACE P/B SKYWEST MEDIA Begins at Gough Park, Silver City, ends at Pinos Altos, 7 miles (11.3km) north of Silver City 9:45 am 65.9 miles (106.01km) TOUR OF THE GILA PREVIOUS WINNERS Year Premier Men’s Races Premier Women’s Race Year Premier Men’s Race Premier Women’s Race 1987 Andy Bishop Nancy Shipp 2003 Drew Miller Genevieve Jeanson 1988 Gavin O’Grady Jane Marshall 2004 Scott Moninger Amber Neben 1989 John Lieswyn Carolyn Donnelly 2005 Burke Swindlehurst Kimberly Baldwin 1990 Andrew Miller Carolyn Donnelly 2006 Chris Baldwin Kristin Armstrong 1991 Bjorn Backman Laura Peycke 2007 Nathan O’Neil Mara Abbott 1992 Kevin Livingston Jane Gagne 2008 Gregorio Ladino Vega Leah Goldstein 1993 Jose Robles Martha Wavrin 2009 Levi Leipheimer Kristin Armstrong 1994 Andrew Miller Carolyn Donnelly 2010 Levi Leipheimer Mara Abbott 1995 Jonathan Vaughters Carolyn Donnelly 2011 Francisco Mancebo Clara Hughes 1996 Burke Swindlehurst Desiree Margagliano 2012 Rory Sutherland Kristin Armstrong 1997 Bart Bowen 2013 Philip Deignan Mara Abbott 1998 Burke Swindlehurst Jeanie Longo 2014 Carter Jones Mara Abbott 1999 Chris Wherry Kimberly Bruckner 2015 Rob Britton Mara Abbott 2000 Eric Wohlberg Mari Holden 2016 Lachlan Morton Mara Abbott 2001 Scott Moninger Genevieve Jeanson 2017 Evan Huffman Taylor Wiles 2002 Chris Wherry Genevieve Jeanson 2018 Rob Britton Katie Hall 3 POLICIES SUPPORT CREWS & FEED ZONES Rider Conduct General Riders should remember at all times that they are representa- Feed zones for the road race locations are clearly marked on the tives of their sponsors, USA Cycling (USAC), and the race’s course descriptions. Beginning and end of feed zones will be sponsors and conduct themselves appropriately. Silver City is a marked by signs. All feeding will take place in these desig- rural area and local residents are not used to large numbers of nated zones. Directions to feed zones are in course descrip- cyclists. Traffic rules are to be obeyed at all times. All roads are tions. Please follow those directions. Support crews should posi- open to traffic, except during the criterium. Ride as safely and tion and conduct themselves in feed zones and en route to feed courteously as possible and obstruct traffic as little as possible. zones and finishes so as not to endanger other race participants Riders will wear approved safety helmets at all times when riding, or bystanders. Neutral water will be provided in all feed zones including warm-up, for the entire duration of the race. Riders are and the finish lines at each road race. Check course descriptions strongly encouraged to wear a helmet at all times when riding in for locations. the Silver City area. Riders will be courteous to the many volun- teers who are donating their time and effort to allow this race to Green Zones happen. From 200m before each feed zone to the end of the feed zone are designated green zones for the discarding of bottles and oth- Awards er trash. Jerseys will be awarded daily. Winners’ bowls will be handed out on Sunday at Pinos Altos Opera House in the village of Pinos EMERGENCY INFORMATION Altos. Cash awards (bank checks) will be mailed to each team We hope everyone has a safe race and stay in Silver City. How- using the information provided by the team manager. No cash ever, should you require emergency medical attention during the awards will be handed out on Sunday. race, paramedics will be available at various locations along the Race Numbers courses. Law enforcement and/or official support vehicles follow- Only the race numbers provided by the race committee may be ing the race should be able to notify paramedics if needed.
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