Tour de France 1937
The 31st Tour de France was held between 30 June and 25 July in 1937. The route was 4415 km long, divided into 20 stages (many of them had a and b parts).Read More »Tour de France 1937
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Faun-Ardèche Classic 2021 -Startlist
Deceuninck – Quick Step 1 CAVAGNA Rémi 2 BAGIOLI Andrea 3 ČERNÝ Josef 4 DEVENYNS Dries 5 HONORÉ Mikkel Frølich 6 KNOX James 7 SERRY… Read More »Faun-Ardèche Classic 2021 -Startlist
26 February 1981 – Jan Raas won Omloop Het Volk
Jan Raas won Omloop Het Volk (predecessor of Omloop Het Nieuwsblad) He was the best from a four-man breakaway group on a cold and wet… Read More »26 February 1981 – Jan Raas won Omloop Het Volk
Iconic Places: Monte Zoncolan
Although Monte Zoncolan is one of the most epic places of the Giro d’Italia, young cyclingfans might be surprised, that it was introduced to the race only in 2003.Read More »Iconic Places: Monte Zoncolan
Damaged by its own popularity (Tour de France 1904)
The first edition of the Tour de France in 1903 was a big success. Not only for the L’Auto, which was able to increase its… Read More »Damaged by its own popularity (Tour de France 1904)
Tour de France 1975
Until the 14th stage, nobody believed it’s possible to stop Eddy Merckx to win his 6th Tour de France title. Then a spectator came on the Puy de Dôme.Read More »Tour de France 1975
Mini Cycling Who’s Who: Jan Nolten
Jan Nolten was born on the 20th January 1930 in Sittard-Geelen, Netherland Nolten started his professional cyclist career in 1952. He rode Tour de France… Read More »Mini Cycling Who’s Who: Jan Nolten
Tour de France 1953
The 47th edition of Tour de France was held between 3rd and 26th July in 1953.Read More »Tour de France 1953
Crash on the Tourmalet (Tour de France 1937)
Col du Tourmalet was included in the program of the 15th stage alongside with its good old companies: Col de Peyresourde, Col d’ Aubisque and… Read More »Crash on the Tourmalet (Tour de France 1937)
Amédée Fournier -Tour de France 1939
Amédée Fournier ‘s only participation in Tour de France was in 1939. He won two stages (1 and 5) and wore the yellow jersey for… Read More »Amédée Fournier -Tour de France 1939