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The famous picture of the smoking cyclists at Tour de France 1927

The smoking cyclists from Tour de France 1927

The smoking cyclists of Tour de France 1927 is one of the most famous vintage cycling images from […]

grumpy cyclists carrying his broken bike at the Tour de France 1928

The grumpy cyclist with the broken bicycle – Giusto Cerutti at Tour de France 1928

Giusto Cerutti (1903-1993) had at least one bad day at the Tour de France in 1928.We don’t know […]

Famous black and withe image of Italian cyclist Fiorenzo Magni, holding an inner tube between his teeth during the Giro d'Italia in 1956

Fiorenzo Magni and the Giro d’Italia 1956

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Danish cyclist Jonas Vingegaard celebrating his first Tour de France victory in Paris in 2022

The slowest and the fastest Tour de France

You might wonder which Tour de France edition was the slowest and wich one the fastest. Here you […]

Nicolas Frantz on the Col d'Allos at the Tour de France in 1927

Tour de France editions without previous winners in the peloton

During its 120-year long history, it happened only three times, when the peloton of Tour de France did […]

Most stage victories and consecutive stage victories in a single Giro d’Italia

Alfredo Binda, the second Campionissimo, the big star of the 1920s hold several records. Two of them are […]

Legendary Belgian cyclist Eddy Merckx spent the most day wearing pink jersey (maglia rosa) during Giro d'Italia

Most days in pink jersey

The pink jersey (maglia rosa) was introduced to the Giro d’Italia during the race in 1931.Learco Guerra (The […]

Marco Pantani is climbing Passo del Mortirolo alongside with Miguel Indurain at Giro d'Italia 1994

Every time Passo del Mortirolo was part of Giro d’Italia

Passo del Mortirolo, usually a mid-stage ascent, was introduced to Giro d’Italia in 1990. The first rider on […]

Tour de Framce 1920 stage in the Alps

5 facts about Tour de France 1920

Tour de France 1920 winner Philippe Thys became the first cyclist to win the race three times (his […]

The famous picture of the smoking cyclists at Tour de France 1927

The smoking cyclists from Tour de France 1927

The smoking cyclists of Tour de France 1927 is one of the most famous vintage cycling images from […]

Hippolyte Aucouturier one of the most iconic riders from the early days of road cycling

Faces from the peloton: Hippolyte Aucouturier (1876-1944)

Although the idea of a French cyclist in a striped shirt might seem like a little bit of […]

Cyclists posing durig the first Tour de France in 1903.

5 facts about Tour de France 1903

The first Tour de France started at 3 pm on the 1st of July in 1903 from the […]

Faces from the peloton: Victor Fontan (1892-1982)

A cyclist running while carrying his bike on his shoulder. Surely, you’ve seen this vintage cycling image several […]

Hippolyte Aucouturier one of the most iconic riders from the early days of road cycling

Faces from the peloton: Hippolyte Aucouturier (1876-1944)

Although the idea of a French cyclist in a striped shirt might seem like a little bit of […]

In the middle of the picture is the Italian cyclist Luigi Marchisio, winner of Giro d'Italia 1930

Faces from the peloton: Luigi Marchisio (1909-1992)

In the year when Giro d’Italia organizers decided to pay Alfredo Binda for not to participate the race, […]

Italian cyclist Luigi Malabrocca arriving in the finish at a cycling race.

Faces from the peloton: Luigi Malabrocca (1920-2006)

Although nowadays Luigi Malabrocca is remembered by the unheroic fight for the maglia nera, the last place of […]

Olimpio Bizzi, the youngest giro d'Italia stage winner ever

Faces from the peloton: Olimpio Bizzi (1916-1976)

The youngest Giro-stage winner ever, Olimpio Bizzi (1916-1976) was active as professional cyclist between 1936 and 1952. Practically, […]

Cyrille Van Hauwaert (Faces from the peloton)

Cyrille Van Hauwaert (1883-1974) was one of the most successful Belgian cyclist in the pre -WW1 era. His […]