Vuelta España 2016 – Stage 4 Preview
By David Hunter Betanzos – San Andres de Teixido 163.5km After today’s fun, it’s going to be another terrific stage.
By David Hunter Betanzos – San Andres de Teixido 163.5km After today’s fun, it’s going to be another terrific stage.
By David Hunter Marin – Mirador de Ézaro 176.4km The peloton head north up the Galician coast. It’s an easy day in the saddle, but with a brutal finish.
By David Hunter Ourense Thmeral Capital – Baiona 160.8km After the TTT, the Vuelta has it’s first sprint stage.
By David Hunter Thermal Ourense – Castrelo de Miño Nautical Park 29.4km TTT
By David Hunter The last grand tour of the year, for me the best. The mix of brutal climbs, sun and the relaxed atmosphere makes this race special. Coming near the end of the season, it also provides younger riders with a chance of landing some big results. Crucial Stages
By David Hunter Preparation for the Vuelta Espana is now in full swing and plenty of the big guns are here. Due to the Tour of Poland being moved forward in the calendar, Burgos is the only race for riders wanting to fine tune their level before the last grand tour. As usual it’s a mix of…
By David Hunter London – London 202km This race began as the test even for the 2012 Olympic games and it grows every year. The route remains the same as 2015, where we were treated to a very attacking race. The crucial point is the climb of Box Hill, 4.4km at 3.8%. This doesn’t sound like…
By David Hunter Donostia – Donostia 220.2km The organisers have decided to change the end of the race, as recent events have made them concerned about the width of the road. Instead of climbing Bordako Tontorra, the peloton head up Murgil Bidea. Don’t worry folks, this is also a tough climb. In fact, it’s just as…