18 April 1982 Jan Raas won Paris-Roubaix
The weather on the day of the 80th Paris-Roubaix was dry. The road from Compiegne to Roubaix was 270,5 km long. 174 riders were at… Read More »18 April 1982 Jan Raas won Paris-Roubaix
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Having fun in Italy (Strade Bianche 2021)
Strade Bianche, the 6th Monument? Without question, Strade Bianche is one of the most popular one-day races of our time. Among both riders and the… Read More »Having fun in Italy (Strade Bianche 2021)
10 April 1988 Dirk Demol’s Record Breakaway Victory at Paris-Roubaix
He was the part of the early break of a 13-man group. They escaped when it was still 222 km left. Only Demol and the… Read More »10 April 1988 Dirk Demol’s Record Breakaway Victory at Paris-Roubaix
Peloton&Tales Frequently Asked Questions
Peloton&Tales Frequently Asked Questions, a.k.a. what to know about the Peloton&Tales blog. Read More »Peloton&Tales Frequently Asked Questions
Giro d ‘Italia 2021 – Stage 14 – Citadella – Monte Zoncolan
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Cycling Who’s Who: Vittorio Adorni
Vittorio Adorni was born on 14th November 1937 in San Lazzaro di Parma. His professional career began in 1961. Adorni was rather known as a… Read More »Cycling Who’s Who: Vittorio Adorni
Race Recap: Milano-Sanremo 2021
Ladies and Gentlemen, please welcome the pure triller among the Monuments: Milano-Sanremo. 280 km for bilding up the tension and 15 km for all the unexpected turns.Read More »Race Recap: Milano-Sanremo 2021
Cycling Who’s Who: Angelino Soler
Angelino Soler, the youngest Vuelta a Espana winner ever, was born on the 25th November in 1939 in Alcazar, Spain. He was professional between 1961… Read More »Cycling Who’s Who: Angelino Soler