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By David Hunter Liege – Ans 253km The best race in the Ardennes week, due to the level of difficulty. It’s the only monument of the three races and it certainly deserves to be. This is an extreme test of climbing, endurance and toughness.
By David Hunter Male – Cles 160.9km The final stage.
By David Hunter Sillian – Mezzolombardo 204.6km After the fun of today, it’s time for the Queen stage. The stage is dominated by two cat 1 climbs.
By David Hunter Arco – Anras 220km This is a stage that most won’t look forward to.
By David Hunter Marche en Fammene – Mur de Huy 196km The stage is set for another battle up the Mur de Huy.
By David Hunter Riva – Torbole 12.1km The race starts with a short TTT.
By David Hunter We are back in Italy for the 40th edition of this fantastic race. It sticks to a traditional route, opening with a TTT, and then three days in the mountains. No mountaintop finish is a decision I’m not happy with, but I’m sure the organisers know what they are doing! Stage 1 The…
By David Hunter Leuven – Overijse 205.3km Welcome to the Ardennes! This race is a jewel of the cycling calendar, but underrated by most. As it sits between Roubaix and Amstel, a lot of the big riders skip it, so people think the race isn’t good. They are wrong! This is a great race, perfect preparation…
By David Hunter Clairoix – Roubaix 257.5km The hell of the north returns! Probably the most loved cycling race in the world. This year we have 27 sectors of those beautiful cobbles, here is the star rating.
By David Hunter Antwerp – Schoten 208km Stuck in between Flanders and Roubaix, is Scheldeprijs. This offers the sprinters something to aim for, whilst the puncheurs look to win one of the monuments. The course is a traditional one, with nothing to worry the peloton. The closing circuit does contain the Broekstraat, 1.7km of cobbles, but…
By David Hunter Barcelona – Barcelona 136.4km The final stage approaches. This stage does give a last opportunity for the GC riders, but it’s difficult to make big gaps.
By David Hunter Deinze – Wevelgem 243km It’s always hard for a race, when it has to follow an epic edition. 2015 was easily the best race of the season, I wonder what 2016 will offer us?
By David Hunter Saint Joan Despi – Vilanova i la Geltru 197.2km The longest stage of the race.
By David Hunter Rialp – Valls 178.2km After a couple of days in the mountains, we return to some easier terrain.
By David Hunter Harelbeke – Harelbeke 206.4km The only race named after a motorway! It really sounds like a boring affair, it’s far from it. The peloton continue in Belgium, after DDV on Wednesday, with Gent-Wevelgen to follow on Sunday. Many of the top riders skipped DDV, as the Friday/Sunday race schedule is very demanding.
By David Hunter Baga – Port Aine 172.2km Easily one of the hardest stages of the season. Coming in March, this is a real test of climbing ability. The stage starts nice and easy, but the second half is brutal.
By David Hunter Girona – La Molina 172.1km This is a tough day in the saddle with 4 cat 1 climbs.