Vintage cycling image of the day: Louison Bobet on Mont Ventoux

Frech multipe Tour de France winner Louison Bobet is riding solo on the mighty ascent Mont Ventoux at the Tour de Frwnce 1955. His wife Christiane is running alongside the road showing support for his husband.

Mont Ventoux was introduced to Tour de France in 1951 (one year earlier than Alpe d’Huez and Puy de Dôme). At the first 3 occasions (1951, 1954 and 1955) the peloton crossed the top during  mid-race, the first summit finish was organized only in 1958. The 11th stage of Tour de France 1955 started in … Read more

Thrilling One Day Races You Might Have Missed in 2019 : Milano-Torino

Thrilling One Day Races 2019 - MIlano-Torino

Milano-Torino is one of the oldest cycling races in the world. The first edition was organized in 1876. Race organizers redesigned the route some years ago, now, the riders have to climb the Superga ascent twice at the end of the route (but on a slightly different course).

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