Tirreno-Adriatico 2017 – Stage 3 Preview
By David Hunter Monterotondo Marittimo – Montalto di Castro 204km After a very demanding second stage, this is a quieter day for the bunch.
By David Hunter Monterotondo Marittimo – Montalto di Castro 204km After a very demanding second stage, this is a quieter day for the bunch.
By David Hunter Blankenberge – Ardooie 182.3km We head back to Ardooie, a regular finishing town in the Eneco Tour. This stage is all about the last 10km.
By David Hunter Marin – Mirador de Ézaro 176.4km The peloton head north up the Galician coast. It’s an easy day in the saddle, but with a brutal finish.
By David Hunter Grosswangen – Rheinfelden 192.6km Time for a tough day in the saddle. After a fairly gentle start to the race, this stage is more typical of racing in Switzerland.
By David Hunter Boen sur Lignon – Tournon sur Rhone 187.5km The peloton head past Saint Etienne, a city where I have enjoyed many a drink! Beware the little kicker, as the Aussies would say.
By David Hunter Nijmegen – Arnhem 190km Our last day in Holland and some riders will really hope that the wind blows. Thanks to his win today, Marcel Kittel has a chance of taking the pink jersey.
By David Hunter Sion – Sion 15.1km It’s TT time in Romandie! Like all stages in this race, it’s not flat.
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.