Ciclismo Internacional

By @EchelonsHub A day for the breakaway to succeed, and with no surprise a large amount of riders looked to go up the road early on. After over an hour of racing a group of over 20 riders went up the road with some big names involved, and from those 3 went clear in the penultimate…

By @EchelonsHub The wind didn’t end up being felt in the peloton, and that led to a very calm day in the peloton as the riders enjoyed a climb-less day in the Giro. Everything was to play for in the final sprint, where a surprise emerged as the right strategy saw Alberto Dainese storm to the…

By @EchelonsHub A chaotic stage at the Giro d’Italia, where as expected the breakaway was easily controlled because of the weather conditions, however the late attacks were very complicated. The finall hill saw several attacks, as did the final descent. Intermarché – Wanty – Gobert Matériaux took advantage of it’s surprising depth to be able to…

By @EchelonsHub The first mountain stage has effectively delivered the drama that it promised, as big gaps were created at Blockhaus after a very hard stage. Jai Hindley won the final sprint in the front group, after the attacks proved unsuccessful to break six riders who arrived together at the finish. Hindley beat Romain Bardet and…

By @EchelonsHub A day for the breakaway and the rouleurs. Early on the opportunities for the sprinters were quickly dispatched as Mathieu van der Poel showed intentions of joining the breakaway. A 21-rider group eventually went up the road with a lot of quality, with no chance from the peloton to chase back the group. The…

By @EchelonsHub A day for the breakaway, and the outcome was exactly that. With the peloton remaining surprisingly conservative, the escapees had a green card to fight for the stage win, and the winner was Koen Bouwman who managed to resist the attacks of Bauke Mollema and Davide Formolo – who finished second and third –…

By @EchelonsHub It was an incredibly calm day in the peloton, with only one rider going up the road, which then gave way to a very fast finale in Scalea. Once again, several leadouts struggling to get into position with the tremendously dangerous final kilometer. A photofinish sprint decided the outcome of the day, as Arnaud…

By @EchelonsHub A tricky sprint stage, it was exactly what we found in today’s stage of the Giro as the early climb in the stage was used to create damage, as Alpecin, Intermarché and Israel forced and mantained a high pace that collectively managed to eliminate Caleb Ewan and Mark Cavendish from contention from the stage…