Hugo Koblet’s epic solo victory at Tour de France 1951
It’s the good old story. Someone launches an attack that seems razher a suicide mission. The peloton miscalculates, does not really care […]
It’s the good old story. Someone launches an attack that seems razher a suicide mission. The peloton miscalculates, does not really care […]
With its introduction to Tour de France in 1952, Alpe d’Huez became one the most iconic ascents of the race instantly. Although […]
Despite his career almost perfectly overlapped the years when Eddy Merckx was active, Felice Gimondi (1942-2019) managed to win pretty much everything. […]
The smoking cyclists of Tour de France 1927 is one of the most famous vintage cycling images from the heydays of road […]
Vuelta Ciclista a España (or just La Vuelta), the third three-week race of the road cycling season is also the youngest grand […]
One of the most scandalous editions of Tour de France was originally won by Maurice Garin. The first four cyclists of the […]
The first Vuelta a España was held between 29 April and 15 May 1935. It was 3425 km long, divided into 14 […]
The first Tour de France started at 3 pm on the 1st of July in 1903 from the Café au Reveil Matin […]
One of the uncountable records Eddy Merckx holds is his success to win four consecutive grand tours in a row. No one […]
The 10th stage of Tour de France 1926 is often dubbed as the toughest stage ever in the history of the race. […]