Spaziociclismo, Giampaolo Almeida, 19 October 2011
Posted by: McK

Oggi abbiamo il piacere di avere con noi un corridore non famosissimo, ma di grande esperienza tra i professionisti. Si tratta di Jeff Louder, statunitense classe 1977, dal 2008 è in forza alla BMC e quindi negli ultimi due anni è stato anche gregario di Cadel Evans. Il corridore, nato a Salt Lake City, ha vinto il Tour of Utah nel 2008 e dall'anno prossimo affronterà una nuova sfida alla UnitedHealthCare, squadra dove già militò dal 2006 al 2007.

pezcyclingnews.com, Edmond Hood, 30 August 2011
Posted by: lucybears

Jeff Louder has been on a tear recently with a solid showing in Utah followed by a great ride in Colorado. We caught up with the veteran rider from Utah just before the start of the USA Pro Cycling Challenge.

BMC racing team, Georges Luechinger, 24 December 2008
Posted by: lucybears

The winner of this year's Tour of Utah, BMC's Jeff Louder, is looking forward to returning to riding on the road at the team training camp in California.

podiumcafe.com, Lyne Lamoureux, 24 August 2008
Posted by: lucybears

Since his return to the North American racing scene after years in Europe, BMC's Jeff Louder had come close many times to the top step on an NRC race in the past. Last week he succeeded, winning the 2008 Tour of Utah, overcoming a seven seconds deficit in the final short and flat time trial.

podiuminsight.com, Lyne Lamoureux, 17 August 2008
Posted by: lucybears

Utah native Jeff Louder (BMC) triumphed on the Queen Stage at the Tour of Utah, in front of an appreciative and supportive crowd. On the final climb of the brutal 98-mile (159 km) stage, Louder came out on top and moved up to second place on GC, a scant seven seconds behind Blake Cadwell.

podiuminsight.com, Lyne Lamoureux, 16 August 2008
Posted by: lucybears

For over a week, the BMC Racing Team lived and trained at altitude in the Utah Mountains, preparing themselves for the 2008 Tour of Utah. I caught up with Utah native and resident Jeff Louder and his teammate, Ian McKissick, prior to stage 2 to get their thoughts on altitude and the race.