With triumph, pride and exertion etched across his face, Bahrain Victorious’ 30 year old Belgian, Dylan Teuns, spread his arms wide and crossed the line of La Flèche Wallone several bike lengths ahead of the undisputed King of the Mur de Huy, Alejandro Valverde
21-year-old Andrea Bagioli was in the thick of the action at the 2021 Drôme Classic and punched clear with five kilometers to go, opening a gap on the last climb of the race which he extended on the downhill and then carried all the way to the finish line in Eurre.
Julian Alaphilippe’s phenomenal season continued this Wednesday in Belgium, where the 26-year-old again conquered Flèche Wallonne, adding the one-day race to his impressive haul of 2019 victories
Astana rider Fabio Aru holds onto the yellow jersey of the G.C. leader in the 2017 Tour de France. of the general classification. Today’s stage from Saint-Girons to Foix, though short at 101km, was the second day in the Pyrenees… Read More »2017 Tour de France: Stage 13 Results