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Tag Archives: spain
Cyclocross Weekend Preview: North America & International
North America Cross After Dark Round #4 – Spooky Cross (C2/C2) The inagural Cross After Dark series winds down this weekend in Irvine, CA. The four race series (CrossVegas,StarCrossed, Gateway Cross Cup) has seen a different winner at each of its previous three races. Nearly all of the current top-ten are in Europe for the … Continue reading
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Tagged berden, Cyclocross, granogue, lindine, spain, spooky cross, trebon
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2011 Tour de France Preview – Spain & Portugal
Pavé would like to thank Handspun, Clément, and Laekhouse for supporting our coverage of the 2011 Tour de France. One recurring theme in contemporary Tour de France coverage is the decline of French cycling. The story that’s written less often is the rise of Spanish riders in the pro ranks, led, of course, by SaxoBank-Sungard’s … Continue reading
Worlds Elite Men’s Road Race – Winners & Losers
The World Road Race Championship is without a doubt one of the sport’s greatest spectacles. To me, the best thing about Worlds is its ability to produce a surprise winner that’s never really a surprise. By this I mean that the World Champion is often not the rider you might have expected or wanted to … Continue reading
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Tagged 2010, Belgium, Bettini, Cancellara, garmin-cervelo, gilbert, hushovd, road race, spain, worlds
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Weekend Preview – The Vuelta, Italy, Isbergues, and US Pro
The 2010 Vuelta a Espana, wraps-up this weekend with its final two stages. Tomorrow’s Stage 20 looks to be arguably one of the toughest of the race, and with much still up for grabs—including the race’s overall title—expect fireworks. The battle for the Vuelta’s final red jersey has narrowed to two men following Wednesday’s Stage … Continue reading
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Tagged france, gp isbergues, italy, nibali, spain, us pro championships, vuelta a españa
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Monday Musette – Special Wednesday Edition
With so much going on this week, I thought a special edition of the Musette was in order. Here we go: 1. Tyler Farrar won today’s Scheldeprijs, continuing the fine form he’s displayed so far during this year’s Belgian Classics. It’s Farrar’s second win of the season following his victory in Stage 3a of the … Continue reading
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Tagged garmin, hell of hunterdon, hincapie, monday musette, pais vasco, scheldeprijs, spain, tears for gears, twitter, valverde
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