Cycling Who’s Who: Serse Coppi
Serse Coppi, the younger brother of the big Fausto was born on the 19th of March in 1923 in Castellania, Italy. Read More »Cycling Who’s Who: Serse Coppi
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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
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
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
4 Possible Benefits of the Rescheduled World Tour Calendar
Always look on the bright side of life. I might be not so terrible for the international professional road cycling a bit re-shaking of system.Read More »4 Possible Benefits of the Rescheduled World Tour Calendar
Iconic Places: Arenberg
Almost 100 km far from the finish line of Paris-Roubaix, the 2,5 km long five-star cobbled sector can easily determinate the outcome of the race. Read More »Iconic Places: Arenberg