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By @EchelonsHub Stage four went to a breakaway, with all the expected big names present in front, leading to both stage and pink jersey to be decided within the front riders. There was a big battle on the slopes of Mount Etna, but Lennard Kamna emerged victorious as he managed to catch up with Juan Pedro…

By @EchelonsHub Mark Cavendish won the third stage of the Giro, the first true bunch sprint of the race in which many seemed blocked at the finale. Quick-Step delivered a standard leadout and Cavendish just had to wrap off the team’s work to return to his winning ways. Arnaud Demare and Fernando Gaviria finished second and…

By @EchelonsHub As expected, the second stage of the Giro d’Italia produced a surprising set of results, as the technical and punchy time-trial saw the GC contenders come to the fore to fight for the stage win. Simon Yates was the fastest on the 9.2 kilometer course, beating Mathieu van der Poel – who kept the…

By @EchelonsHub The opening stage of the Giro d’Italia was as expected the stage of a thrilling finale, as a bunch sprint saw Mathieu van der Poel become the first leader of the race. The Dutchman had the top power in the final sprint, beating Biniam Girmay to the line as Caleb Ewan crashed in sight…

By @EchelonsHub The Route The Giro d’Italia starts here. It will be in Hungary that the first three stages will be ridden, with a Grande Partenza in Budapest. The first day of racing is one where much can happen in the finale, but before the riders get to it there will be a 195 kilometer day. …

By @EchelonsHub The first Grand Tour of the season is right ahead of us. 21 stages, a lot of mountains, a star-studded startlist, huge prizes and glory on the line every single day. For many, the best Grand Tour and dare I say race of the entire season – and with good reason. 

By @EchelonsHub With the Giro d’Italia on the door, there is time for one more classic as the peloton head to Germany for a day where the sprinters usually have their way and grab important results.  

By @EchelonsHub The queen stage of the Tour de Romandie saw a very controlled peloton throughout the whole day. As Rohan Dennis and Jumbo-Visma managed to control all attacks, the stage was to be decided in a sprint between the GC contenders, and Sergio Higuita was the fastest in the run-up to Zinal. He beat his…