Vuelta Espana 2018 Stage 10: the Royal Owl of Fermoselle
Today, stage ten, really was about as flat as the Vuelta Espana gets. Having said that the organisers still couldn’tContinue Reading
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Today, stage ten, really was about as flat as the Vuelta Espana gets. Having said that the organisers still couldn’tContinue Reading
After a season of spats and squabbles, and recalled to the Cofidis Grand Tour squad, the reappearance of Bouhanni somewhere near the spotlight demanded that the fighting analogies were dusted off and wheeled out for a proper airing in the Andalusian sun.
Stage 17 didn’t so much follow a script, as follow several scrips, each one torn up and cast to the winds to be replaced by a new act. Attack followed attack, and break followed break, until the closing stages when everyone decided to settle in for a sprint finish.
The north is the cycling heartland of Italy – every great Italian cyclist either came from the north, or movedContinue Reading