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Tag Archives: italy
2010 Giro d’Italia – Stage 1 Live Stream
Here’s a link to a live stream of today’s stage. Enjoy!
The 2010 Giro d’Italia – 5 Riders to Watch
The favorites for this year’s Giro d’Italia are well-documented—Evans, Basso, Sastre, and the rest have already received more than their fair share of press in the week leading-up to this Saturday’s Partenza in Amsterdam. Thus, a more interesting conversation might be which young riders will shine in this year’s race, perhaps revealing themselves to be … Continue reading
Monday Musette – Milan-San Remo Wrap-up
Saturday’s Milan-San Remo went-off without a hitch–despite the weather’s best attempts to ruin the day. After 298 kilometers of racing in cold, rainy conditions, it was a Spaniard who ended-up with the victory. Funny how two men from warmer, sunnier climates have taken wins in two of the season’s grimiest races thus far. Here’s what … Continue reading
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Tirreno-Adriatico – What We Learned
Italy’s Tirreno-Adriatico wrapped-up yesterday with Sky’s Edvald Boasson Hagen sprinting to the stage win ahead of Alessandro Petacchi and Sacha Modolo. Let’s take a minute or two to discuss what we learned during the “Race of the Two Seasâ€. 1. Tom Boonen’s ready to win Milan-San Remo. Judging from his win in Stage 2 and … Continue reading
Weekend Preview – Paris-Nice and Tirreno-Adriatico
This weekend’s main festivities take place in France and Italy with the conclusion of Paris-Nice and the continuation of Tirreno-Adriatico. So far, the racing’s gone more or less as expected in both events: the Spanish are ruling the Race to the Sun and sprinters and breakaways have traded punches in Tirreno. The current GC in … Continue reading