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Tag Archives: nibali
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
Posted in Races
Tagged france, gp isbergues, italy, nibali, spain, us pro championships, vuelta a españa
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Monday Musette – Giro, Belgium, Motors, Etc…
Yesterday was Memorial Day—the unofficial first day of summer—and I took advantage of a day-off from work to indulge–and ride. Here’s this week’s Musette. 1. It’s hard to believe this year’s Giro has come and gone—but it has. Credit Ivan Basso for quickly one-upping Alexander Vinokourov’s win in L-B-L with a grand tour win following … Continue reading
Posted in Musette
Tagged giro d'italia, liquigas, motorized doping, nibali, racing, tour of belgium
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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
Tagged freire, garzelli, gilbert, hushovd, italy, kreuzinger, liquigas, milan-san remo, modolo, monday musette, nibali, pozzato, racing
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