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Bjorn Thurau

June 21, 2014of the editorial office

Cyclingroad cycling

cycling: Tour de Suisse #8: Day of Truth in the Alps

Cycling: The route for today's Tour de Suisse between Delémont and Verbier was just under 220 kilometers. The riders faced two categorized climbs, both of which came in the final twenty kilometers. Just a few kilometers in, an eight-man breakaway group formed, including… read more

June 21, 2014of the editorial office
June 18, 2014of the editorial office

Cyclingroad cycling

cycling: Tour de Suisse #5: Crash in the final, Sacha Modolo beats Peter Sagan

Cycling: The fifth stage, a more than 180-kilometer route from Ossingen to Büren, was not just on paper a race for the sprinters. However, the finale was overshadowed by a crash. Sacha Modolo (Lampre-Merida) remained unfazed. Shortly after the start, a trio had already broken away. Sander Armee (Lotto Belisol), Jaroslaw… read more

June 18, 2014of the editorial office
June 15, 2014of the editorial office

Cyclingroad cycling

cycling: Tour de Suisse #2: Tony Martin continues in yellow

Cycling: The second stage of the Tour de Suisse was a real challenge. From Bellinzona, the riders had to cover more than 180 kilometers to Sarnen in adverse conditions – over the Gotthard Pass, the Furka Pass, and the Grimsel Pass, to name the three most important climbs of the day. The profile was therefore perfect for a breakaway. And indeed, a breakaway formed relatively early… read more

June 15, 2014of the editorial office
16 May 2014of the editorial office

Giro d'ItaliaCyclingroad cycling

Giro d'Italia: Giro d'Italia #7: Bouhanni keeps a cool head

Cycling: The seventh stage of the Giro d'Italia once again saw a sprint finish. However, this one was a real challenge. Twisty roads, tight corners, and nervousness at the front of the peloton. Nacer Bouhanni (FDJ.fr) remained unfazed, taking the win ahead of Giacomo Nizzolo (Trek) and Luka Mezgec (Giant Shimano). The 211-kilometer stage from Frosinone to… read more

16 May 2014of the editorial office
14 May 2014of the editorial office

Giro d'ItaliaCyclingroad cycling

Giro d'Italia: Giro d'Italia #5: Ulissi with the best timing

Italian Diego Ulissi secured the first stage win of the Giro d'Italia for his Lampre-Merida team on the fifth stage. Cadel Evans (BMC) finished second, ahead of Julien Arredondo (Trek). The stage covered more than 200 kilometers from Taranto to the final climb in Viggiano. Rain once again accompanied the riders. Undeterred… read more

14 May 2014of the editorial office
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