Race Results | 2019 Utah Tour de Donut

Race results for the 2019 Utah Tour de Donut.

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If there are any errors, please contact us at info@utahtourdedonut.org and let us know. We will then work to resolve the errors.

“Imagine, for a moment, a race on a world-class course. Imagine thousands of riders, each of which has trained the whole season for this race. From the gun, they give this race everything they’ve got, taking it entirely seriously. Turning themselves inside out.

For honor. For glory.

The Utah Tour de Donut is pretty much the opposite of this. It’s the most ridiculous, preposterous and generally awesome race in the whole world.

With silly costumes. And breakfast included. The fact that by doing this race you’re also helping out with worthy causes is just icing on the cake. Or donut. Whatever.

I arrange my entire summer around this event. And so should you.”

—Elden Nelson, founder of FatCyclist.com and the 2011 Utah Tour de Donut Title Sponsor

Click here for the August 17, 2019 Utah Tour de Donut Results

Donut King – Kenny Coleman – 26 Donuts

Donut Queen – Athena Poole – 12 donuts

Donut Prince and Princess Awards Age 13 and Younger

Donut Prince: – 12 donuts

Donut Princess: – 5 donuts

***2019 Brought a back the TEAM Division***

View 2019 Podium Finish Results Here

View Official Results Here

Click here for the August 25, 2018 Utah Tour de Donut Results

Donut King – Brian Magnusson – 26 Donuts

Donut Queen – Corinne Buffo – 7 donuts

Donut Prince and Princess Awards Age 13 and Younger

Donut Prince: Owen Kimball – 3 donuts

Donut Princess: Eliza Young – 5 donuts

***2018 Brought a new Division – the Non-Donut Eating Division***

View 2018 Podium Finish Results Here (In Process)

View Official Results Here

Click here for the Sep 17, 2016 Utah Tour de Donut Results

** 2016 Brought a Change in Venue – All New Records **

Donut King – David WEST downed 22 donuts!

Donut Queen – Brandie HOBAN downed 9 donuts!

NEW for 2016 – Junior Divison

Donut Prince and Princess Awards Age 13 and Younger

Donut Prince: TIE at 5 donuts each: Aiden Gonzales and Michael Hoffman

Donut Princess: TIE at 2 donuts each: Kennedy Adams and Kya Watson

View 2016 Podium Finish Results Here

View Official Results Here: PDF

Click here for the Sep 19, 2015 Utah Tour de Donut Results

Donut King – Yasir SALEM downed 36 donuts!

Donut Queen – Chanda BELLICK downed 12 donuts!

View 2015 Podium Finish Results Here

Click here for the Sep 27, 2014 Utah Tour de Donut Results

2014 also brought new records in the DONUT KING and DONUT QUEEN Categories.

Donut King – Yasir SALEM downed 40 donuts!

Donut Queen – Chanda BELLICK downed 16 donuts!

Click here for the July 13, 2013 Utah Tour de Donut Results

Note: to view results for 2012 – 2010, click the links below to download an Excel file to your computer:

Click here for the July 07, 2012 Utah Tour de Donut Results Click here for the July 16, 2011 Utah Tour de Donut Results Click here for the July 19, 2010 Utah Tour de Donut Results

Utah Tour De Donut

4 months ago

It is with mixed emotions that we are writing this post.

We have determined, under the current circumstances, that we will not hold the Utah Tour de Donut in 2020.

There are many factors which have been reviewed in making this determination and we feel the health and safety of our participants, volunteers, and sponsors is of the utmost importance.

We are hopeful we will bring the event back in 2021.

Thank you for your participation at any level in the past. We have appreciated your support in our event as we have raised funds for a variety of wonderful causes over the years. ... See MoreSee Less

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So, so sad about this - but of course we totally get it. Many many thanks to the organizing group, we love the Tour de Donut!

We were looking to finalize a June event this year... but with everything going on, we have decided it is not feasible to get everything finalized in time. We apologize.

A couple of our sponsors have asked up to move the event up, or they cannot sponsor. Once school starts in the fall, access to the Lone Peak High School becomes difficult on the weekends. We never know until after July 1, if we can use the facility... which makes it difficult to plan and prepare. Our police departments would love to participate, but at the end of the summer, many of the departments cannot spare them to participate... We are trying to encourage the high school cycling teams to participate, and several want to, but once July hits, their season runs almost every weekend through October... We are trying to find ways to broaden our reach and most of those ways point to an earlier event rather than a later one.

My disappointment is immeasurable. I probably won't even leave the house today.

Oh man... I was so hoping to race it this year.

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9 months ago

Ever wonder where the Five.12 Foundation got it's name and start?

Here is the experience that started it all!Have you ever thought about what 5 dollars and 12 cents can do for someone?

Years ago, founder Nick Greer had an experience raising money for a dear friend who was diagnosed with leukemia. He was 26 years old with a young family.

But he didn’t have insurance to pay for treatment.

In just two short days they raised over $64,000. It was unreal. People were so generous in their thoughts, words, and actions.

But on the second day, Nick’s daughter, who was six years old at the time, came up to him. She had something in her hand.

She handed it to him and said, “Dad, it’s everything I have. Will this be enough money to save Eric’s life?”

It was 5 dollars and 12 cents.

Here was a six-year-old girl with such great faith to give back, to love, to help people that she barely even knew.

$64,000 was a lot of money. But that 5 dollars and 12 cents? That was everything she had and she was willing to use it to help someone in need.

For that reason we created the Five.12 Foundation. Because even 5 dollars and 12 cents can make an impact and save people’s lives. ... See MoreSee Less

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I sense the possibility of a new rider classification... what say ye? ... See MoreSee Less

UK Rider Chris Opie Breaks 133-Year-Old Penny Farthing Hour Record - Cycling West - Cycling Utah

BATH, UK (October 15, 2019): Chris Opie is the new holder of the Penny Farthing World Hour Record, having broken the historical mark at Herne Hill

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10 months ago

Great to see one of the causes we support getting some wonderful recognition!

Now that school is back in session, there are always opportunities to help load back packs up with food for school kids. They meet Wednesday evenings. If you can spare an hour, they would appreciate the assistance! ... See MoreSee Less

Pay it Forward: Five.12 Foundation offers opportunity to serve school kids in need

(KUTV) — The Five. 12 Foundation helps hungry school children along the Wasatch Front. KUTV. "This is one of many ways that people can make an impact in the world," said Nick Greer, one of the foundation's founders. Bags of food are filled on Wednesday nights and delivered to over 45 schools b...

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Doing good in the world is what we are all about!

Since 2005, the Rotary Club of Mount Timpanogos has delivered dictionaries to 3rd Grade Students in Northern Utah County. It is that time of year again and with the help of local Girl Scouts, we placed stickers in Dictionaries and have them ready for delivery and a presentation to schools in and around American Fork, Utah!

We also put stickers in books that will be delivered to 1st Grade Students in and around American Fork that will be from "The Book Fairy". One book a month for eight months out of the school year to help build each student's personal library!

This is funded with grants from the American Fork PARC Tax and the help of many hands including the Friends of the American Fork Library and the Rotary Club!

Along with "Combating Hunger" through the Utah Tour de Donut, We want to improve literacy in the young members of our community!

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