Posts under 'Giro d'Italia'

Honestly, the stage of today was a rather boring. The runaways were far enough away at any time, as they would have had serious chances of a success. Even if it was to see a German Milram rider among them, including Björn Schröder was captured five kilometers before the finish. [...]

Those were the days!

Honestly, at this stage were only all excited to see how to beat Lance Armstrong would. Once he was in the past few days every now and then has to be proud of the climbs, but the expectations were increased. And given his broken leg, the key just under two and a half minutes behind but damn strong. Menchov provided at the top [...]

Today was a stage that I would like to pursue on TV, but I still remain the driving time and the assault on Mount Vesuvius. Garzelli seems to have recovered well on the rest day, at the 10th Stage he was able to win with a long run not only the Cima Coppi, no, he could be on the [...]

At a centenary of course includes some accompanying events and so it was suitable for a current exhibition on bicycles. The exhibition was titled "Biciclette ritrovate" (recovered bicycles) and promised "Biciclette d'epoca" wheels of previous eras. And what would this inter-net when there is not a detailed and richly illustrated report on this [...]

Honestly, today's stage could not really convince sporty. Have a nice Sprinterzug has demonstrated T-Mobile as Columbia High Road, but otherwise? Of course I understand the drivers that their risk of falling in the route is too risky, and also the decision of the organizers, to neutralize the race is right, but why you have not before [...]

In the sixth stage it was then finally an outlier with Michele Scarponi times to achieve the goal alone, after he managed to hang the other members of his breakaway group. Much more spectacular was the seventh stage, however, fell down on the riders in the pouring rain at the end of the exit. The winner was - from a group [...]

No sooner were the first mountains of the Giro on the program went away even the first real breakaways. And who was this course? Of course Jens Voigt, so we know it. Unfortunately for him, then it has not been enough in the end, as it has for Thomas Voeckler, another candidate if groups are not enough. [...]

Now wait as the final climb to the driver, a survey called Alpe di Siusi. Alpe what? To be the ne copy of Alpe d'Huez? Of course not, and under the German name Seiser Alm you know you know the area rather well. The driver will take care of little and it should go well rested in the increase, [...]

See yesterday. And a moment later, he drove the photographer to the ground. But amazingly appear, which names this early juncture in the front ranks of the standings. Petacchi, of course, no one expected that he tries to come over the mountains, but not far behind are already found the name of Rogers, Armstrong, Leipheimer [...]