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By @EchelonsHub The final step of the Ardennes classics and the fourth monument of the season. Liège-Bastogne-Liège is what many consider the end of the spring campaign, and it is one heavily disputed every year between the climbers and puncheurs. The Route Liége is the Ardennes classic that suits the climbers the most. It has the…
By @EchelonsHub The fourth stage of the Tour of the Alps was one where the breakaway was likely to succeed, however due to heavy work from DSM and INEOS it ended up being someone from the peloton. Not to their benefit as Pello Bilbao remained rock-solid in the green jersey, but Miguel Angel Lopez who anticipated…
By @EchelonsHub In what was a day for the breakaway to fight for the stage win, Lennard Kamna took the second triumph of his season by attacking the escapee group inside the final kilometer to take a strong win. Breakaway companions Andrey Amador and Jonathan Lastra finished second and third, whilst the GC fight in the…
By @EchelonsHub The second round of the Ardennes classics. Flèche Wallone is perhaps the most conservative race of the trio, and it comes as one purely fit for the puncheurs, although the climbers can also get themselves in the fight for the win atop the Mur de Huy.
By @EchelonsHub It was a wild day at the Tour of the Alps, but with a finale that was in absolute control from Bahrain – Victorious. After a very strong group went up the road early on the first climb of the day, containing the likes of Miguel Angel Lopez, Pavel Sivakov, Michael Storer, Thymen Arensman…
By @EchelonsHub Geoffrey Bouchard has taken his first professional victory today in the opening stage of the Tour of the Alps after a successful breakaway, working with and then dropping his companions in the last 25 kilometers to just barely survive the incoming peloton. Pello Bilbao and Romain Bardet completed the podium behind, taking some bonus…
By @EchelonsHub The Route 3700 meters of climbing in the opening day of the race. It is a chaotic one, with no predictable outcome in sight as the stage starts off calmly in the first half, however the second half sees virtually no flat roads. The main feature of the day is the long Passo Brocon…
By @EchelonsHub With the Giro d’Italia drawing near, the climbers will be priming their form and testing their legs in the Tour of the Alps. A race for the mountain lovers, both for those watching and racing it, because that is all there is for five consecutive days.