Year: 2020

By David Hunter Plouay 25.5km ITT We’re in Britanny, that means not a flat road in sight. This TT has plenty of little hidden ramps for the riders to deal with, it certainly isn’t straightforward and opens the door for a little surprise.

By David Hunter Casalecchio di Reno – San Luca 200.5km San Luca is calling.

By David Hunter Megève – Megève 153.5km The final stage.

By David Hunter Ugine – Megève 150km Take a look at that start!

By David Hunter Bergamo – Como 231km No longer the race of the fallen leaves. This is now the race of the roasting hot sunshine.

By David Hunter Corenc – Saint Martin De Belleville 157km Another big day in the mountains.

By David Hunter Vienne – Col de Porte 135km D-Day.

By David Hunter Clermont Ferrand – Saint Christo En Jarez 218.5km A nice looking stage.

By David Hunter With Tour de France preparation in full swing, the peloton arrive in France for a very important race. Who will carry momentum into the Tour? Route Stage 1 The race begins with a medium mountain stage. The finish isn’t really tough enough for GC gaps, which means that the break will have a…

By David Hunter Zakopane – Kraków 188km It seems a shame to end the race with a sprint.

By David Hunter Bukowina Resort – Bukowina Tatrzańska 152.9km The big GC day.

By David Hunter Milan – Sanremo 306.4km Change of route alert. Thanks to mayors of towns not wanting to shut roads during summer season the route has been tinkered with. Out go the capi and in comes a long drag. Time for a quick Q&A with me!

By David Hunter Wadowice – Bielsko Biała 203.1km Let the GC fun begin.

By David Hunter Opole – Zabrze 151.5km After today’s horrific crash I hope this stage is much safer.

By David Hunter Vaison La Romaine – Mont Ventoux 179km Is there a better way to spend a Thursday afternoon?

By David Hunter Mesero – Stupinigi 198km No longer a race for the climbers, but one for the sprinters.

By David Hunter Chorzów – Katowice 195.8km A familiar stage to begin with.

By David Hunter As the cycling world gets used to the new normal, the peloton head over to Poland for a slightly shortened edition of the race. Route Stage 1 Sprint stage to begin with and we have Jakobsen v Ackermann v Groenewegen. This will be fun.