Year: 2022

By @EchelonsHub It is a holy weekend! The climax of racing in Flandres, the culmination of the Flandrien classics which will see a fierce battle over some of the most iconic climbs in cycling, that each and every year set for some of the best images and most exciting racing of the year. 

By @EchelonsHub It’s the final preparation race before the Tour des Flandres. Dwars door Vlaanderen has been a race often used by those eyeing the second and third monument of the season, and this year is no exception as it not only brings in that group, but also a group of sprinters who will be eyeing…

By @EchelonsHub One of the longest races of the season. Approaching the 250-kilometer mark, Gent-Wevelgem is a test of endurance whilst at the same time being a race very much defined with sharp explosive efforts. It comes the weekend before the Tour des Flandres, so most classics riders will be at the top of their game…

By @EchelonsHub Stage six saw one of the most impressive GC raids in modern cycling. Sergio Higuita and Richard Carapaz were active early in the stage, as the first climb of the day saw a flurry of attacks that saw the GC contenders on the attack. The duo made a move with over 130 kilometers to…

By @EchelonsHub Although the expected bunch sprint came, it was quite an eventful day towards the end. With intermediate sprint seconds on hand, João Almeida took a second and  has jumped onto the lead of the race. Several attacks came in the final kilometers as the sprinter teams had little firepower to control the race, still…

By @EchelonsHub This is a race that is very important in the cobbled classics block. With sharp bergs and the main climbs of the Tour des Flandres in it, it’s the most similar preparation race for the second monument of the season. 

By @EchelonsHub The queen stage delivered the spectacle on the final climb, as João Almeida took a strong win in the final sprint beating Nairo Quintana and Sergio Higuita. The trio stood out as the strongest after the crucial attacks inside the final three kilometers, and now with Quintana leading with the same time as Almeida,…

By @EchelonsHub The first mountain stage of the Volta a Catalunya didn’t see many differences in the overall classification however it was battled between the climbers. Ben O’Connor was the first main attacker in the final climb and succeeded, as he had the power to succeed and took advantage of the lack of collaboration behind to…