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By David Hunter “Knowing you could win each day is just so bloody exciting, no?!” Every so often you get a rider who enjoys a purple patch during a grand tour, when it seems inevitable that they’ll win stages. You know what I’m talking about, a breakaway rider who is so far ahead of the others…
By David Hunter Without doubt, Keegan Swirbul is one of the most interesting characters I’ve come across. His story is unique, almost unbelievable at times, and one that has many chapters still to write. A cyclist who has mainly ridden in America, he might need a little introducing to some. He hails from Colorado and started…
By David Hunter Come on without, come on within, you’ll not see nothing like the Mighty Quinn. Manfred Mann knew what he was talking about. You see, there’s a kid who’s just 19 years old, but he’s already had a season at world tour level and he’s ready for another. Quinn Simmons destroyed everyone in his…
By @pmpalermo Who was the last domestique standing at the Tour? Who was the last domestique standing at the Vuelta? Sepp Kuss. The American has firmly established himself as the best climbing domestique in professional cycling, but will he make the step forward to race leader in 2021?
By David Hunter I first interviewed Hugh Carthy back at the end of 2014, just as he was about to embark on his professional career. Over the course of the last six years, we’ve watched him grow as a cyclist, and I’ve been lucky enough to get to know the man behind the public persona. Readers…
By David Hunter Hipódromo de la Zarzuela > Madrid 124.2km We end with a sprint.
By David Hunter Sequeros > Alto de la Covatilla 178.2km The last mountain stage.
By David Hunter Salamanca > Ciudad Rodrigo 162km This concludes a run of three stages that really suit the breakaway riders.
By David Hunter Mos > Puebla de Sanabria 230.8km 230km, over 4000m of climbing, and in the final week of a grand tour. Whose idea was this?
By David Hunter Lugo > Ourense 204.7km Breakaway day, but with a hint of a GC ambush.
By David Hunter Muros > Mirador de Ézaro 33.7km ITT A time trial, Spanish style!
By David Hunter Pola de Laviana > Alto de l’Angliru 109.4km Get ready for an intense day.
By David Hunter Castro Urdiales > Suances 185km A finish that’s harder than it looks.
By David Hunter Castrillo del Val > Aguilar de Campoo 157.7km Looks like a sprint day, but all might not be as it seems.
By David Hunter Logroño > Alto de Moncalvillo 164km Stage 8, and a big mountaintop finish.
By David Hunter Vitoria-Gasteiz > Villanueva de Valdegovia 159.7km Now, this looks like a breakaway stage to me.
By David Hunter Biescas > Aramón Formigal 147.5km France has denied the race access, so out goes the big mountain stage that was planned, but the organisers had something up their sleeve.