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It has been almost a whole year since Jasper Stuyven's monumental, odds-defying Milan-San Remo victory. The Belgian rider doesn’t mind admitting that watching the finish “still gives me goosebumps". The manner of his victory was similar to that of former team-mate Vincenzo Nibali in 2018, and not unlike Julian Alaphilippe’s a year later.
Caleb Ewan (Lotto–Soudal) timed his sprint to perfection to claim stage 3 of Tirreno-Adriatico 2022, on a day that was lit up by another audacious attack from Tadej Pogacar (UAE Team Emirates). The stage had the look of one that would play out for the sprinters to dominate, and that was the case as Ewan came over the top to take the win from Arnaud Demare (Groupama–FDJ). But only after the peloton had to work hard to reel in Pogacar and a select group who went away after the intermediate sprint.
Tadej Pogacar does not register how good he is, that's according to Eurosport's cycling experts on the Breakaway after his Strade Bianche masterclass. Pogacar (UAE Team Emirates) was imperious as he took a scintillating Strade Bianche victory as brutal winds caused chaos and a shock Julian Alaphilippe (Quick-Step) crash early on. Ad/> The 23-year-old Slovenian, a two-time Tour de France winner, showed his class again as he pulled away and held his composure to close out another fine victory under pressure.
Stay tuned for live text comments from Nick Christian Ad/> WHO IS RACING STRADE BIANCHE? Strade BiancheStrade Bianche – Who’s riding? Who can take Mathieu van der Poel’s crown?YESTERDAY AT 18:26 No Wout, no Mathieu – no fun? Not necessarily. While defending champion Van der Poel continues his return from injury and last weekend’s Omloop winner Van Aert, the 2020 champion, is instead riding Paris-Nice from Sunday, there will be three former winners on the startlist.
With ‘Opening Weekend’ done and dusted, the focus shifts from Belgian cobbles to Tuscan dirt roads as both the men’s and women’s peloton head to the hilltop town of Siena for Strade Bianche. It’s the 16th edition for the men and the eighth outing for the women, with both races – billed as Europe’s most southern Northern Classic – taking place on Saturday 5th March 2022.