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Tag Archives: gilbert
Cycling’s major nations go missing
The lads at Cycle Sport magazine have been churning out a heap of articles every day during this Tour de France, all available to read online. One of them in particular caught the eye yesterday. It alluded to the teams … Continue reading
The Tour de France for stats geeks
Alberto Contador is aiming to win his fourth Tour de France. Should he be successful he will leave the company of Philippe Thys, Louison Bobet and Greg LeMond and be in a category of his own just behind Jacques Anquetil, … Continue reading
Posted in Tour de France Tagged Cancellara, Cavendish, Contador, gilbert, Hinault, Hushovd, Roche 3 Comments
Gilbert is re-writing history
Philippe Gilbert is on some roll. The stats from his classics results in the past few years come up in the posts here quite often, but they are certainly worth repeating. In the five monument classics (Milan-San Remo, Tour of … Continue reading
Milan San Remo Trivia Special
Matt Goss’s victory in Milan San Remo came after one of the most exciting races in recent years. It also threw up many an interesting fact to keep us sad anoraks occupied and amused. It was the first victory in … Continue reading