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Tag Archives: philippe gilbert
The Sticky Bidon – Dec 20, 2010
Interesting and/or amusing cycling items from across the Internet, December 20, 2010 Lance Armstrong accuser Floyd Landis wore wire for HGH probe of cycling owner Michael Ball Se mató el ciclista Armando Borrajo (The cyclist was killed Armando Borrajo) Jonathan Page ruptured ankle tendon UCI refuses Pegasus Sports license Contador denies any connection to trainer … Continue reading
Posted in Featured, Sticky Bidon
Tagged landis, page, pegasus, philippe gilbert, steegmans, tour de france 2013
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Weekend Preview – The Vuelta Heads for the Hills
The Vuelta d’Espana continues this weekend with two difficult stages in the regions of Alicante and Valencia. Saturday’s 190-kilometer Stage 8 includes five categorized climbs on the way from Villena to Xorret del Cati—the toughest of which (the Cat. 1 Alto Xorret del Cati) summits a mere 4 kilometers from the finish. While not particularly … Continue reading
Posted in Races
Tagged 2010, igor anton, joaquin rodriguez, Kolobnev, philippe gilbert, vincenzo nibali, vuelta espana
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