Mark Cavendish ‘excited’ by Giro d’Italia stage win opportunities
Mark Cavendish declared himself to be in relaxed mood as he eyes opportunities to add to his tally of 15 career Giro d’Italia stage wins over the next three weeks.
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The Breakdown: Eurosport announces launch of new podcast with Greg Rutherford and Orla Chennaoui
Eurosport is delighted to announce the launch of a brand new podcast taking you into the heart of elite sport, The Breakdown with Orla Chennaoui and Greg Rutherford. With new episodes every Tuesday, Warner Bros.
Remco Evenepoel is back and on his way to greatness once again after Liege-Bastogne-Liege heroics
Remco Evenepoel has been a polarising figure since even before he joined the professional ranks. Beyond Belgium, and the most cosmopolitan close followers of junior cycling, the first time many of us watched him race was at the 2019 Junior World Championships in Innsbruck. He won the time trial by more than a minute from Australian Luke Plapp.
‘Can’t help himself” – Tadej Pogacar lights up Flanders with attack on Oude Kwaremont
Tadej Pogacar (UAE Team Emirates) lit up the Tour of Flanders with a pulsating attack on the Oude Kwaremont. Pogacar arrived in Flanders bidding to become the first reigning Tour de France champion since Eddy Merckx in 1975 to win the Belgian Monument.
Lo que hay que saber del Tour de Flandes
El italiano Gianluca Bortolami se hizo con la victoria en la edición más rápida de la historia del Tour de Flandes en 2001 al cubrir los 269 kilómetros de recorrido en 6 horas, 10 minutos y 23 segundos, a una media de 43,57 km/h.
Lo que hay que saber del Tour de Flandes
El italiano Gianluca Bortolami se hizo con la victoria en la edición más rápida de la historia del Tour de Flandes en 2001 al cubrir los 269 kilómetros de recorrido en 6 horas, 10 minutos y 23 segundos, a una media de 43,57 km/h.
‘Always nice when your heroes say hello’ – Bradley Wiggins in awe of cycling superstar Wout van Aert
Discovery Cycling expert Bradley Wiggins has hailed Wout van Aert (Jumbo-Visma) as a “modern day hero” after seeing the Belgian rewrite what is possible on a bike. Van Aert joined an illustrious group to win a mountain stage, time trial and bunch sprint at a single Tour de France last year. Only Bernard Hinault (1978) and Eddy Merckx (1974) have also managed the feat.
