WhoIs? November 29.11.2017, XNUMX: The wheels are turning faster in Colombia. Many strong, young riders are coming up. Among them is Miguel Angel Lopez. The strong climber from Team Astana won two stages of the Vuelta a España this season. In the future, he also wants to finish at the top of the overall standings. He certainly has the talent for it. Overall victory in the Mini Tour... read more
Cycling: Miguel Angel Lopez (Astana) won the eleventh stage of the Vuelta a España. The Colombian attacked on the final climb and was able to hold off Chris Froome (Sky) and Vincenzo Nibali (UAE). In the overall standings, Esteban Chaves (Orica-Scott) and Nicolas Roche (BMC) lost significant time—at least in second and third place before the stage. The overall victory seems... read more
Cycling: We all expected the Sagans, the Froomes, and the Quintanas to be at the top this season. However, every season we also encounter riders we haven't even seen before. They're young, they're hungry, and they have a tremendous amount of talent. Since we can expect a lot from them in the coming season, we present our... read more
Cycling: After numerous season highlights, the final Grand Tour of the cycling year is, as always, on the agenda: the Vuelta a España! The three-week tour through Spain will once again welcome renowned riders to the starting lineup this year. We take a look at the start list and see who has a chance of making the podium. These are our Vuelta... read more
Cycling: Miguel Angel Lopez (Astana) has done it, becoming the first Colombian to win the Tour de Suisse. On the shortened final stage, he confidently defended his lead, beating Ion Izagirre (Movistar) and Warren Barguil (Giant-Alpecin). The stage win went to Jarlinson Pantano (IAM), who overtook Andrew Talansky (Cannondale)... read more
