BMC Racing Team's Cadel Evans took his second straight victory at Tour of Utah 2014 when he won the 7th and final stage from Park City to Park City. Tom Danielson won the general classification for his Garmin-Sharp-POC team.

BMC Racing Team's Cadel Evans outsprinted Joey Rosskopf (Hincapie Development Team) to win the queen stage of the 2014 Larry H. Miller Tour of Utah earlier today. Tom Danielson of Team Garmin-Sharp-POC remains the overall race leader before tomorrow's final stage.

Tom Danielson (Team Garmin-Sharp-POC) took a magnificent stage victory at Powder Mountain in stage 4 of the 2014 Tour of Utah. Danielson also took over the overall race lead to secure the yellow race leader jersey heading into stage 5.

Moreno Hofland (Team Belkin-Linksys) struck again in the 2014 Larry H. Miller Tour of Utah on Wednesday. After having already sprinted to victory in stage 1, he also triumphed in Wednesday's 190 kilometer stage three and crossed the finish line in front of Andrea Palini (Lampre-Merida) and Eric Young (Team Optum-Kelly Benefit) in the Miller Motorsports Park.

In remarkable and impressive fashion, BMC Racing Team's Michael Schär soloed the final sixty kilometers out of the day's breakaway, survived a bout of leg cramps and held off a furious chase by the peloton to score his first victory of the season in stage 2 of the 2014 Larry H. Miller Tour of Utah.

Moreno Hofland (Team Belkin - Linksys) won the first stage of the 2014 Tour of Utah on Monday. Hofland won a bunch sprint across the finish line and took the overall race lead in the process.

American Thomas Danielson won the 2013 Larry H. Miller Tour of Utah on Sunday, finishing third behind Spain's Francisco Mancebo in the sixth stage.

The Queen stage of climbing made for racing excitement on Saturday as veteran racer Chris Horner made his move at just the right moment to take home the stage victory as well as a season ski pass to Snowbird in stage 5 of the 2013 Larry H. Miller Tour of Utah.

Michael Matthews won a fiercely fought uphill battle to the line in Salt Lake City to take out stage four of the 2013 Larry H. Miller Tour of Utah. The young Australian finished off the work of his teammates who had fully committed to delivering Matthews to the top step of the podium.

A valiant solo attack by Team Garmin-Sharp's Australian Lachlan Morton lasted nearly 25 miles from the slopes of Mount Nebo to the finish line in Payson and thereby catapulted him to a stage victory and the overall race lead at the 2013 Larry H. Miller Tour of Utah.