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Sanpete Classic Road Race

Main Street Spring City, Utah will still serve as the start/finish location for the 2010 edition of the Sanpete Classic Road Race.  Three courses of 46 miles, 72 miles and 98 miles will wind their way through the rural towns of Mt. Pleasant, Fairview, Millburn, Moroni, Wales and Chester before for finishing back in Historic Spring City.   While no large elevation changes are included, the riders will be tested on rolling hills, false flats, and a final climb that will separate out the packs and give a true winner of each group.  See event flyer for course map and profiles.  

*Categories with less than 10 pre-registered racers may be combined to race with another category.  All race categories will be scored separately.

** Racer Day-of-race late registration add $10 

Sanpete Classic Fun Ride

The Sanpete Classic Fun Ride will utilize the same great 46 mile and 72 mile courses that will be used for the races, but Fun Riders will get to ride on them first. The Fun ride participants will leave Spring City (mass start via cannon blast) at 9:00am.  This will allow most riders the opportunity to complete their ride in cooler temps and before the racers have caught up to them.

Directions

Sanpete County is located approximately 100 miles due south of Salt Lake City.  Start/Finish is located in the Historic town of Spring City, Utah.  Head south on I-15.  Take exit 261 to US 6 toward US 89E Price/Manti.  Exit right on US-89 toward Manti and travel about 35 miles through the town of Mt. Pleasant.  Turn left on first Spring City Exit and head 5 miles into town.  Registration will right on Main Street in front of the Spring City Church located on 150 South Main Street.  Parking will be allowed in the lots around church and the post race BBQ will available to all riders and support in the pavilion behind the church immediately after the races and rides have been completed 

Course Maps

See the race flier.  Detailed Google maps are coming soon.

Lodging

For those who may be interested in staying before or after the race, lodging reservations can be made at:
Horseshoe Mountain Lodge 435-962-9330 – Mt. Pleasant
Wind Walker Guest Ranch 435-462-0282 – Spring City
Willow Creek Inn 435-283-4566 – Ephraim
Iron Horse Motel 435-283-4223 – Ephraim
The Osbourne Inn – 435-462-9338 – Spring City
The Spring City Hotel 435-659-6600 – Spring City 

Frequently Asked Questions

I am new to cycling, what is the difference between the race and the fun ride?
The Race is a competitive event for all categories of USCF licensed riders.  Each race category will assigned to race one of the three courses.  The Fun Ride is open to all that may want to take the ride at a leisure pace and enjoy the sites and scenery of Sanpete County. Each participant can choose to test themselves on the 45 mile course or the 72 mile course.  Fun ride participants will leave Spring City in small groups of 10-20 (for safety).  Stopping at each feed zone is encouraged to refuel and mechanical support will be “on-the road” helping out with possible flats or mechanical issues.  All participants of the Race and Fun Ride will be given wrist bands that will tell them which of the course they will be riding and allow them access to the feed zones and the post ride BBQ lunch.

I do not have a license but I am interested in racing.  How can I do that?
If you do not have a license you can purchase a one day USA Cycling license for $10 and race in one of the entry level categories for men, women or juniors.  This $10 will include you one-day license and 1-day chip rental.  If you are doing the Fun Ride you do not need a license.

I will have family attending can they come to the post race BBQ as well?
Yes, you can purchase extra BBQ lunches for $10 each.  

How long will it take me to get to Spring City?
If you live in Salt Lake it is about 100 miles away and take you about 1:45 minutes of drive time.  

Is there any place where I can get breakfast the morning of the race?
The options are quite limited so I would suggest picking up breakfast before you arrive or somewhere along the way.  Staying overnight in the area may be a nice option as many of the Bed & Breakfast lodging options will accommodate any cyclists request for early food.
 

Sanpete Road Race 2009 Results

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