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By David Hunter The riders return to Belgium, after a brief “holiday” in Canada! They tackle the familiar route, with plenty of short, steep climbs, ending with the climb up to Namur. This race is all about the final few kilometres.
By David Hunter This is the 68th edition of the race, which was won by Pippo Pozzato, in 2013. The race is usually more selective, than Coppa Bernocchi, due to the 4 climbs in the 2nd half of the race. They are:- Salita di Ello – 1.9km at 6% Salita di Colle Brianza – 4km…
By David Hunter Welcome to an action packed week of Italian cycling: Tuesday – Coppa Bernocchi Wednesday – Coppa Agostoni Thursday – Tre Valli Varesine Saturday – Memorial Marco Pantani This week is crucial for the fight to win the Italian Cup and great preparation for the World Championships. Of the 4 races, Bernocchi, is…
By David Hunter Stage 7 Camberley – Brighton 226.5km Hold onto your hats, we’re in for a brilliant day!
By David Hunter Stage 6 Bath – Hemel Hempsted 205.6km A long day in the saddle. The riders face a demanding, hilly end to the stage.
By David Hunter Stage 19 Salvaterra do Miño – Cangas do Morrazo 180.5km The last stage for the non-GC riders.
By David Hunter Exmouth – Exeter 177.3km The riders head in a loop around the South coast of England. They pass over 3 classified climbs.
By David Hunter Stage 3 Recap On The Tumble, Jack Bauer went first. He was quickly followed by Zardini and the two built a good gap. Bauer wasn’t able to help with the pulling, so Zardini went solo. Nico Roche was the man to attack from the GC group and he caught and past Zardini….