The latest set of Team Sky’s accounts has been published and here is a closer look at their finances including a bumper budget. Team Budget = £34.5 million Team Sky’s budget for 2017 was £34,496,000, up 11% on the previous year as the screengrab from their filed accounts shows. It was equivalent to US$46.2 million […]...
Simon Yates leads on the Coll de la Rabassa, he’s been in the race lead for almost half the race but only with a handful of seconds on his rivals, now he’s turning this into minutes. If generals fight their last war, Mitchelton-Scott’s tactics were also shaped by the Giro and Yates’ collapse with three […]...
A 100km criterium in Madrid before sunset. Mas y mas: a frenetic stage with Thomas de Gendt starring on the first climbs as he stitched up the mountains jersey. A break went but Astana led the peloton to set up a move by Miguel Angel Lopez and sure enough the Colombian went with 40km to […]...
97km and almost 4,000 vertical metres, today’s stage has a y-axis of evil with more hairpins than a Broadway dressing room. Stage 19 Review: Movistar worked hard all day but imploded on the climb of the Coll de la Rabassa. It ought to have been a stage where Alejandro Valverde chipped away at Simon Yates’s […]...
A short stage with a summit finish of sorts, selective enough to eject the sprinters but ideal for Alejandro Valverde to go for the time bonus although the breakaway hunters will Where’s Wallays A breakaway of three with Jetse Bol, Jelle Wallays and Sven Erik Bystøm who were all evenly matched but it looked like […]...
David Millar is running to become the next President of the CPA, the union of pro cyclists. He’s got a mountain to climb, he launched his bid just weeks before the vote and the voting system is likely to hinder him but whether you like him, loathe him or feel indifferent having a contest is […]...
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The latest set of Team Sky’s accounts has been published and here is a closer look at their finances including a bumper budget. Team Budget = £34.5 million Team Sky’s budget for 2017 was £34,496,000, up 11% on the previous year as the screengrab from their filed accounts shows. It was equivalent to US$46.2 million […]...
Simon Yates leads on the Coll de la Rabassa, he’s been in the race lead for almost half the race but only with a handful of seconds on his rivals, now he’s turning this into minutes. If generals fight their last war, Mitchelton-Scott’s tactics were also shaped by the Giro and Yates’ collapse with three […]...
A 100km criterium in Madrid before sunset. Mas y mas: a frenetic stage with Thomas de Gendt starring on the first climbs as he stitched up the mountains jersey. A break went but Astana led the peloton to set up a move by Miguel Angel Lopez and sure enough the Colombian went with 40km to […]...
97km and almost 4,000 vertical metres, today’s stage has a y-axis of evil with more hairpins than a Broadway dressing room. Stage 19 Review: Movistar worked hard all day but imploded on the climb of the Coll de la Rabassa. It ought to have been a stage where Alejandro Valverde chipped away at Simon Yates’s […]...
A short stage with a summit finish of sorts, selective enough to eject the sprinters but ideal for Alejandro Valverde to go for the time bonus although the breakaway hunters will Where’s Wallays A breakaway of three with Jetse Bol, Jelle Wallays and Sven Erik Bystøm who were all evenly matched but it looked like […]...
David Millar is running to become the next President of the CPA, the union of pro cyclists. He’s got a mountain to climb, he launched his bid just weeks before the vote and the voting system is likely to hinder him but whether you like him, loathe him or feel indifferent having a contest is […]...