Great races mean great stories to me, because that’s what I’m usually working* ( either as a literary critic and theorist, cultural journalist or scriptwriter) with: STORIES. That’s why I enjoy writing about road cycling too. It’s something like a quick analysis of a novel or a short story. AndContinue Reading
As it was expected a rider with a (relatively) long solo ride won the last Monument of the year. Bauke Mollema (Trek-Segafredo) attacked 18 km to go and his success was never really in danger.
Forget individual time trial on the opening day of a Grand Tour! This is how a first stage should happen!
Giulio Ciccone won his second Giro d’Italia stage after his victory in 2016, Richard Carapaz remains in pink and VIncenzo Nibali jumped up to the second place in the General Classification.
The stage started with rain, not the weather, when we’re thinking about “the sunny Italy”.
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