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By David Hunter Despite fears over security, the organisers have done a great job organising the race. After cancelling it earlier in the year, most people feared that it wouldn’t happen, despite world tour status. Not only have the organisers managed to put together a good route, but they have attracted some good teams too. Well…
By David Hunter We head to Spain for the final grand tour of the season. Easily my favourite of the three, I simply love the route the organisers continue to provide. If you love steep climbs, this is the race for you! Important Stages Stage 5 The 1st of the wall finishes. The stage ends with…
By David Hunter We’ve had a change of name, but no change to the brilliant structure of the race. As usual we dart between Belgium and Holland, with a nice mix of climbs, cobbles and sprints. Get ready for a fantastic week of racing. Route Stage 1 We open with a standard sprint stage, as long…
By David Hunter This is a cracking race, one that allows riders a final tune up before they head off to La Vuelta. The organisers usually provide something for everyone, but this is really a race for climbers to test their legs. Route Stage 1 Uphill sprint alert! This is something that the organisers are famous…
By David Hunter After having to be scheduled at the same time as the Tour, in 2016, it’s good to see the race return to a better slot. As usual, most of the riders here are looking to pick up form for the Vuelta, this is a perfect preparation race. Route Stage 1 The race begins…
By David Hunter Like most fans of this sport, I can’t help but be disappointed with the Tour de France route. Lacking in demanding mountaintop finishes, this year is great for riders who climb well and TT even better. With many sprint stages, it promises to be a tough race for fans to watch. I hope I’m…
By David Hunter We head back to Switzerland, for the 81st edition of the Tour de Suisse. After an injury hit season, it’s great to see, Miguel Angel Lopez, back to defend his crown. Route Stage 1 We open with a stage that should really be called a prologue, but the organisers have decided to call…
By David Hunter The Giro is over and now it’s all about preparing for the Tour de France. As usual, the Dauphine is the number one preparation race for the Tour, featuring most of the top challengers. Route Stage 1 The race begins with a difficult looking stage in Saint Etienne. The riders tackle a tricky lap…