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Tour de France 2020 – GC after Stage 14
1 Primož Roglic (Slo) Team Jumbo – Visma 61:03:00 2 Tadej Pogacar (Slo) UAE Team Emirates 0:00:44 3 Egan Bernal (Col) Ineos Grenadiers 0:00:59 4… Read More »Tour de France 2020 – GC after Stage 14
Mini Cycling Who’s Who: Maurice Garin
Maurice Garin, the winner of the first Tour de France was born on the 3rd of marc 1871 in Arvier, Aosta Valley, Italy. Garin became… Read More »Mini Cycling Who’s Who: Maurice Garin
Cycling Who’s Who: Jean Robic
Tour de France winner Jean Robic was born on the 10th of June in 1921 in Vouziers, France. His professional career started in the middle… Read More »Cycling Who’s Who: Jean Robic
Tour de France 1951
The 38th Tour de France between 4th and 29th July 1951 was the first edition which visited the interior of France, most importantly the Massif Central and the Mont Ventoux.Read More »Tour de France 1951
The humble domestique gets in trouble
The Tour de France in 1952 was all about Fausto Coppi. The Campionissimo dominated the race to such an extent, that the organizers had to… Read More »The humble domestique gets in trouble
Author of Peloton&Tales
Welcome to Peloton&Tales! I’m Anita Pethő, 41 year old Hungarian born literary historian and critic, journalist, blogger. I started to write on road cycling in… Read More »Author of Peloton&Tales
An unpleasant day in the saddle
TOUR DE FRANCE IN THE ALPS Miguel Angel Lopez conquers Col de la Loze (Tour de France retrospective -TDF 2020) Col de la Loze was… Read More »An unpleasant day in the saddle
Famous cycling images: who is who on the iconic pictures?
There are plenty of famous cycling imagaes shared (mostly) on social media daily. We all know them very well. But do you know who are… Read More »Famous cycling images: who is who on the iconic pictures?
Thomas De Gendt’s Successful Breakaway (TDF 2019 Favourite Stages)
Not only the “Breakaway King” was the winner of the day.
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