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Tag Archives: france
2011 Tour de France – Losers
Yesterday we covered the Winners from the 2011 Tour de France—here’s a look at the Losers. 1. Without a doubt the biggest loser of the 2011 Tour de France is the now 3-time runner-up, Andy Schleck. From the first week, Schleck looked a step below the men challenging him for victory in this year’s race. … Continue reading
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Tagged 2011, A. Schleck, Analysis, astana, BMC, france, Ivan Basso, katusha, omega pharma-lotto, petacchi, radio shack, robert gesink, thomas voeckler, tour de france
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The French Shall Rise Again
If you started to follow professional cycling in the post-Festina era, there are a few truthisms that are universally-accepted: Cipo is the manliest man alive. His caveman-like exterior hides only a caveman-like mind and intelligence. Ullrich shall always be out of shape up to and including the first lumpy stage of le Tour. French … Continue reading
Weekend Preview – Emilia, Borghelli, & Paris-Tours
This weekend’s racing begins Saturday, with the 93rd edition of Italy’s Giro dell’Emilia, a prestigious semi-classic in and around Bologna. A difficult race with an impressive list of winners, Emilia attracts riders hoping to test their form for next Saturday’s Monument, the Tour of Lombardy. Last year’s winner, Robert Gesink, returns backed by a strong … Continue reading
Weekend Preview – The Vuelta, Italy, Isbergues, and US Pro
The 2010 Vuelta a Espana, wraps-up this weekend with its final two stages. Tomorrow’s Stage 20 looks to be arguably one of the toughest of the race, and with much still up for grabs—including the race’s overall title—expect fireworks. The battle for the Vuelta’s final red jersey has narrowed to two men following Wednesday’s Stage … Continue reading
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Tagged france, gp isbergues, italy, nibali, spain, us pro championships, vuelta a españa
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Paris-Roubaix – 2010 Live Stream
Here’s a link to a USA-friendly live stream of today’s Queen of the Classics, Paris-Roubaix. Follow us on Twitter for live commentary! Enjoy!