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Category Archives: Musette
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
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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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This Week in Race History (Oct. 3-9)
15 years ago: Miguel Indurain won the World Championship Time Trial, then in its second year of existence.  Abraham Olano won the World Championship Road Race, 35 seconds ahead of second place Indurain.  Heavy rains resulted in only 20 riders crossing the finish line. Indurain’s TT win and  second place road finish is the closest … Continue reading
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Tagged indurain, olano, this week in race history, world championships
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Monday Musette – A Closer Look
Editor’s Note: In today’s Monday Musette, Mattio takes “A Closer Look at Stage 19 of the Vueltaâ€, a stage that might prove to have been a good indicator of who will be wearing the rainbow jersey six days from now. On paper, Stage 19 of the Vuelta looked like just another sprint finish. However, the … Continue reading
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Tagged farrar, gilbert, nibali, road race, vuelta a españa, world championships
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Monday Musette – The Vuelta, Worlds, & Transfers
Here’s this week’s Monday Musette: 1. In what was already a banner year for the grand tours, the Vuelta really outdid itself. The final 3 kilometers of Saturday’s stage up the Bola del Mondo might have been the most gut-wrenchingly dramatic twenty minutes of racing I’ve ever seen. Credit Ezequiel Mosquera for taking it to … Continue reading
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Tagged Cancellara, Devolder, garmin-cervelo, gilbert, kolobnev, mosquera, nibali, nuyens, saxo bank, vuelta a españa
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This week in race history (Sept. 12-18)
Photo by Kent Williams @ www.procyclingphotos.com 10 years ago: At the Vuelta, Roberto Heras left his competitors in the dust on the dreaded Angliru (9/12/00), outpacing his nearest competitors on what some consider the hardest mountain in any grand tour. Â He would go on to take the first of three Vuelta overall wins, his fourth … Continue reading