Vuelta Espana Stage 20: home sweet home for Simon Yates
Today, at La Vuelta, Simon Yates was on home turf. On the small handful of days each year when he’sContinue Reading
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Today, at La Vuelta, Simon Yates was on home turf. On the small handful of days each year when he’sContinue Reading
With a few hundred to go Sagan launched a hail Mary sprint to bridge the gap. Meanwhile Wallays got the jump on Bystrom. A seething peloton’s worth of fast finishers gasped and snorted just behind.
Today, stage ten, really was about as flat as the Vuelta Espana gets. Having said that the organisers still couldn’tContinue Reading
For the past few days, stage nine had carried the subtitle: “The day when Rudy Molard will lose the redContinue Reading
The Spanish, as we know, are the kings of the siesta; that civilised little afternoon nap that helps them avoidContinue Reading
Read any article about Mont Ventoux, in Provence, France, and the phrase “moonscape” will be used. It’s the law. It’sContinue Reading
Click here: Chasing La Vuelta: Mountains of Granada and Almeria In partnership with Cycling the Spains, in October 2018 IContinue Reading