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Tag Archives: gilbert
Giro del Piemonte – What to Watch
Ordinarily, the 96th running of the Giro del Piemonte wouldn’t warrant a preview of its own, but this year’s edition of the Italian semi-classic offers several interesting plot lines. Here’s a brief rundown of what to watch: 1. Philippe Gilbert won last year’s race, the third event of his Sabatini-Paris-Tours-Piemonte-Lombardia grand slam. Winless so far … Continue reading
Monday Musette – Emilia, Tours, Equipment, & A Question or Two
Here’s the week’s Musette: 1. On Saturday Rabobank’s Robert Gesink successfully defended his title at the Giro dell Emilia, breaking free from a lead group of 14 on the uphill finish to take the win from Garmin’s Dan Martin. Unfortunately for Gesink, the win was likely his last of the season. He’ll miss Saturday’s Tour … Continue reading
Posted in Musette, Races
Tagged Cervelo, freire, garmin, garmin-cervelo, gesink, gilbert, giro dell emilia, gp beghelli, htc-columbia, monday musette, paris-tours, pozzato, specialized, vittoria
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Worlds Elite Men’s Road Race – Winners & Losers
The World Road Race Championship is without a doubt one of the sport’s greatest spectacles. To me, the best thing about Worlds is its ability to produce a surprise winner that’s never really a surprise. By this I mean that the World Champion is often not the rider you might have expected or wanted to … Continue reading
Posted in Races
Tagged 2010, Belgium, Bettini, Cancellara, garmin-cervelo, gilbert, hushovd, road race, spain, worlds
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World Champ By Numbers
Picking favorites for a one day race like the World Championships is tricky.  A cyclist who performs well in late August/early September may be totally out of shape come October.  Riding on to the podium of a race like the Vuelta will leave you in peak condition, but what sort of impact will three weeks of … Continue reading
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Tagged Cancellara, Cavendish, farrar, gilbert, hushovd, road race, world championships
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