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By David Hunter Breda 9.6km ITT We have been here before. The Eneco Tour had the same TT back in 2014, with Tom Dumoulin winning the stage. That day he beat Cancellara by 2 seconds, with Thomas a further 8 seconds back. Can the Dutchman do it again?
By David Hunter Bolsward – Bolsward 184.7km The race starts up in Holland, right on the coast. Some will immediately hope for echelons, but conditions look good. We only have a small wind coming from the north, not enough to split the race up. This stage is all about the finish.
By David Hunter Delayed to help riders prepare for the World Championships, the Eneco Tour has been rewarded with it’s best ever field. Due to Qatar not having many climbs, the organisers have been forced into making the race a little easier, plus they’ve included a TTT, to help with Qatar preparation. We have three stages…
By David Hunter Beaufays – Namur 205.5km After three weeks of racing in Spain, we head to Belgium.
By David Hunter Las Rozas – Madrid 104.1km Last stage!
By David Hunter Benidorm – Alto de Aitana 193.2km One last mountain stage.
By David Hunter Requena – Gandía 200.6km A day for the sprinters?
By David Hunter Castellón – Camins del Penyagolosa 177.5km Back to the mountains.
By David Hunter Alcañiz – Peñiscola 156.4km A day the sprinters have been waiting for.
By David Hunter Sabiñanigo – Aramon Formigal 118.5km After today’s monster stage, the peloton have to tackle a short and intense day.
By David Hunter We are back in Britain, for 8 stages, including a split stage. It promises to be another entertaining edition of the race. Stage 1 The race begins in Glasgow, the city of my birth! It’s a lumpy stage, but should end in a bunch sprint.
By David Hunter Urdan-Dantxarinea – Aubisque 196km The best stage of the Vuelta is here!
By David Hunter Bilbao – Urdax-Dantxarinea 213.4km The race continues in the Basque Country, with the longest stage of the entire race.
By David Hunter Los Corrales de Buelna – Bilbao 193.2km The race enters the Basque Country.
By David Hunter Colunga – Peña Cabarga 168.6km The day after the rest day. Riders are always worried about how their legs respond after a rest day. Considering the finish that is ahead of them, they will be more worried than usual.