Riding positions tend to follow trends
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Yesterday’s race into Saint-Étienne has to rank among the most spectacular, exciting, edge-of-your-seat races in memory
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This 17th century French proverb, “don’t chase two rabbits at once”, because, of course, you’ll not catch either of them
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This Tour de France is firing on all cylinders, providing great emotion and drama on each and every day
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Historically, a defining characteristic of the Tour de France has been its balance between “Rouleurs” or rollers of big gears, and climbers
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Things began to heat up towards the end of course, as the sprinters smelled the finish line and got their horses in line to pull them
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Yesterday’s stage into the heart of Champagne was a triumph for cycling and the Tour de France
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Cyclo-cross seems to be replacing track racing as the preferred school of formation for the current crop of top road racers
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The burr-under-the-saddle for the NBC team was the arrival of Chris Horner
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One must begin of course with Chris Froome’s terrible crash.
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The young Sercu, who was described to me as a “flamboyant” sprinter, handled the veteran Italian with ease, anticipating and countering his every move to win the world title.
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