From Cyclingnews.com, March 13, 2010

KILLINGTON, Vt. - The Killington Stage Race was one of the most prestigious road cycling event in eastern United States of America but disappeared ten years ago. This year, it returns as a three-day stage race held from May 29-31 in Vermont.

“It’s really exciting to bring this event back,” said Race Director Gary Kessler. “It’s a long and storied history. I personally loved to race in this event and spent most of my season planning for it. Many younger racers have heard of it and have told me they are looking forward to getting to race in it. I know it also means a lot to the local community to have the event back as well. They are looking forward to welcoming the racers to the area.”

The Killington Stage Race was founded in 1987 and ran for 14 years before being cancelled in 2000 due to a loss of funding and revenue. Organizer Gery Kessler is responsible for the event’s return ... read more.