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Today’s time trial from Bourg Saint Andeol to La Caverne du Pont d’Arc was won by Tom Dumoulin in 50’15”. Here’s what he had to say today: Tom Dumoulin (NED)“It’s a day of two halves. I’m very happy with the win but my thoughts go out to everyone affected by […]
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14 July, 2016, Chalet Reynard (FRA) Stage 12 of the Tour de France ended in chaos when Richie Porte was involved in a crash caused by a stationery motorbike and uncontrolled crowds in the final kilometer of the stage. Porte, Chris Froome (Team SKY), and Bauke Mollema (Trek-Segafredo) had attacked […]
At the end of the 12th stage of the Tour de France, one that was always set to be decided by the brutal slopes of Mont Ventoux, a chaotic climb overshadowed the final result. A breakaway took the stage honours but a crash for the first GC riders in the […]
Crazy day for Mont Ventoux today. First the race was shortened by 6 km because of the winds at the summit. The fans were crazy and full of energy, despite the wind. When Chris Froome came up the climb, he was way behind the leaders and Adam Yates had won […]
With a twist that nobody could have expected, Peter Sagan took his second stage win of this year’s Tour de France with an audacious attacking move 12km from the finish, taking teammate Maciej Bodnar and the Yellow Jersey with him. Peter’s stage win and the points amassed during the stage […]
13 July, 2016, Montpellier (FRA) Strong crosswinds and a blistering pace made for a stressful day of racing on stage 11 of the Tour de France, which saw Richie Porte and Tejay van Garderen cross the line in the significantly-reduced peloton six seconds behind stage winner Peter Sagan (Tinkoff). What […]
First Australian win at the Tour de France this year with Michael Matthews outsprinting Peter Sagan in Revel for a revenge of the last world championship. It was a royal breakaway with former yellow jersey holder Greg Van Avermaet and 2014 Tour de France champion Vincenzo Nibali. Chris Froome retained […]
It was a sad day for the team on the 184.5km 9th stage of the Tour de France. After a hard first week of the race battling against injuries sustained in the first two days and suffering from fever in the morning, Alberto Contador was forced to withdraw from the […]
10 July, 2016, Andorra Arcalis (FRA) A brutal stage 9 of the Tour de France saw the peloton face five category climbs, with Richie Porte and Tejay van Garderen testing their legs on the toughest day of racing so far. Porte and van Garderen spent the day in the peloton […]
