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Quick Facts

 

By the numbers...


7: The number of Tour rides taking place across the country September 10-21.

15: The number of states through which CIGNA cyclists will ride.

40: The average age of the Tour riders.

43%: The percent of Tour cyclists who are female.

57%: The percent of Tour cyclists who are male.

84: The number of CIGNA riders who comprise the seven Tour teams.

426: Approximate average mileage of each ride.

2,982: The approximate total number of miles that will be covered by the Tour teams.

Other Health Awareness Tour facts . . .

  • The goal of the Health Awareness Tour is to create a national awareness, a stirring of both heart and mind, about health care conditions, challenges, and solutions in the United States.
  • CIGNA riders and volunteers will spend time with people across the country, engaging them in conversations about health through speaking opportunities, health fairs, and other events.
  • Participants include David Cordani, president of CIGNA HealthCare, and Gary Earl, senior vice president of CIGNA HealthCare National Accounts and founder of the original Health Awareness Tour.
  • The seven rides include:
    1. Anaheim to Sacramento (CA), 9/10 - 9/14
    2. Pittsburgh to Philadelphia (PA), 9/10 - 9/14
    3. Nashville (TN) to Atlanta (GA), 9/11 - 9/14
    4. Las Vegas (NV) to Phoenix (AZ), 9/12 - 9/17
    5. Dallas to Houston (TX), 9/18 - 9/21
    6. Eden Prairie (MN) to Bourbonnais (IL), 9/17 - 9/21
    7. Bloomfield (CT) to Scranton (PA), 9/17 - 9/21
  • The first Tour was held in 2005, and featured Gary riding across the country with a team of cyclists promoting the importance of health awareness.
  • The second Tour was held in 2006, and featured David and Gary leading a team of riders from Washington, D.C. to CIGNA HealthCare headquarters in Bloomfield, Connecticut.