Highlights Results 1Anna van der Breggen (Netherlands)4:09:572Annemiek van Vleuten (Netherlands)0:01:203Elisa Longo Borgini (Italy)4Marianne Vos (Netherlands)0:02:015Liane Lippert (Germany)6Elizabeth Deignan (Great Britain)7Katarzyna Niewiadoma (Poland)8Cecilie Uttrup Ludwig (Denmark)0:02:419Lisa Brennauer (Germany)0:03:0810Marlen Reusser (Switzerland)
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Henri Giroud
Fifty years of pro cycling journalism and television commentary. It gets easier after the first forty years.
1Filippo Ganna (Italy)0:35:542Wout van Aert (Belgium)0:00:273Stefan Küng (Switzerland)0:00:304Geraint Thomas (Great Britain)0:00:375Rohan Dennis (Australia)0:00:406Kasper Asgreen (Denmark)0:00:477Rémi Cavagna (France)0:00:488Victor Campenaerts (Belgium)0:00:539Alex Dowsett (Great Britain)0:01:0610Tom Dumoulin (Netherlands)0:01:14
Highlights Results 1Anna van der Breggen (Netherlands)0:40:202Marlen Reusser (Switzerland)0:00:163Ellen van Dijk (Netherlands)0:00:314Lisa Brennauer (Germany)0:00:455Grace Brown (Australia)0:01:016Amber Neben (United States Of America)0:01:207Emma Norsgaard (Denmark)0:01:228Mieke Kroger (Germany)0:01:319Lauren Stephens (United States Of America)0:01:4310Vittoria Bussi (Italy)0:01:47
Elite Women ITT Thursday, September 24, 2020. All times CET. 51Amber Joseph (Barbados)14:40:0050Margret Palsdottir (Iceland)14:41:3049Jarmila Machacova (Czech Republic)14:43:0048Valeriya Kononenko (Ukraine)14:44:3047Mikayla Harvey (New Zealand)14:46:0046Ann-sophie Duyck (Belgium)14:47:3045Sara Martin Martin (Spain)14:49:0044Elizabeth Banks (Great Britain)14:50:3043Emma Cecilie Norsgaard Jorgensen (Denmark)14:52:0042Karol-ann Canuel (Canada)14:53:3041Audrey Cordon Ragot (France)14:55:0040Vittoria Guazzini (Italy)14:56:3039Mieke Kroger (Germany)14:58:0038Siham Es-saddy (Morocco)14:59:3037Eyeru Tesfoam Gebru (Ethiopia)15:01:0036Fernanda Yapura (Argentina)15:02:3035Dana Rozlapa (Latvia)15:04:0034Eri Yonamine (Japan)15:05:3033Rotem Gafinovitz (Israel)15:07:0032Lauren Stephens (United States Of America)15:08:3031Teniel Campbell (Trinidad & Tabago)15:10:0030Agusta Edda Bjornsdottir (Iceland)15:11:3029Tereza Korvasova (Czech Republic)15:13:0028Akvile Gedraityte (Lithuania)15:14:3027Claire Faber (Luxembourg)15:16:0026Kerry Jonker (South Africa)15:17:3025Olga Shekel (Ukraine)15:19:0024Eugenia Bujak (Slovenia)15:20:3023Arlenis Sierra Canadilla (Cuba)15:22:0022Georgia Williams (New Zealand)15:23:3021Sara van de Vel (Belgium)15:25:0020Lourdes Oyarbide Jimenez (Spain)15:26:3019Grace Brown (Australia)15:28:0018Anna Kiesenhofer (Austria)15:29:3017Alice…
Profile Highlights https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MbHydIJB-8w Report Sam Bennett rode straight into the history books on the Champs-Élysées Sunday evening, as he carried home the race’s prestigious green jersey, a fantastic performance that Ireland had last witnessed at the end of the ‘80s, when Sean Kelly was finishing at the top of the points classification. Hailing from the same Carrick-on-Suir village as his idol, Sam returned this year at the Tour de France for the first time in 2016 and he made it count, setting several milestones along the way and elevating himself to cycling immortality. After breaking the ice on stage 10…
Profile Highlights Report Tadej Pogačar turned his dream into reality in the 20th stage of the Grande Boucle, the 36.2 km time trial from Lure to La Planche des Belles Filles (a 6 km climb at 8.4% average gradient), setting the best time of the day and stealing the yellow jersey from fellow countryman Primoz Roglic (Jumbo-Visma). With a stunning performance, the UAE Team Emirates leader stopped the clock with a time of 55’55” (average 38.844 km/h), 1’21” better than Tom Dumoulin (Jumbo-Visma) and 1’56” better than Primoz Roglic, projecting himself to the top of the general classification with a…
Profile Highlights Report Having already raised their arms aloft in victory twice so far at this year’s Tour de France, Team Sunweb set out with a plan to make it three wins this afternoon on stage 19. After another perfectly timed late attack, Søren Kragh Andersen went solo all the way to the line with Nikias Arndt perfectly disrupting any chase behind. With the Alps behind them, the peloton were faced with an intriguing parcours on stage 19 of the Tour de France today. Despite there only being one categorised climb, the road was constantly up-and-down throughout the stage, particularly…
Profile Highlights https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0mHqkjw3OjM&ab_channel=TourdeFrance Report Michal Kwiatkowski and Richard Carapaz completed a resounding 1-2 finish for the INEOS Grenadiers on stage 18 at the Tour de France. The pair rode into the finish together in La Roche-sur-Foron after distancing their rivals on a big day in the mountains. Kwiatkowski crossed the line arm in arm with Carapaz, who battled hard over the five categorised climbs to move into the lead of the polka dot jersey.Throwing everything at the breakaway, the team placed no fewer than four riders in the opening move, with Jonathan Castroviejo and Dylan van Baarle ensuring numbers at the…