Tour de France 2010, Stage 16: Rest day before the rest day
Race organizers expected drama but miscalculated the impact of Wednesday’s race day on the leader board.
Race organizers expected drama but miscalculated the impact of Wednesday’s race day on the leader board.
After a tough campaign through the French Alps, the peloton takes an unofficial day off.
More evidence that mountain bikers are better athletes than road racers.
Andy Schleck rides a superhuman breakaway to victory, while Lance Armstrong finally looks human.
Although not as dramatic as previous mountain stages, today’s race over Gavia Pass summed up the majestic beauty — and arduousness — of this year’s Giro.
Substantially slower overall times in this year’s time trial, compared with 2008, may be further indication of a dope-free Giro.
In the hopefully post-doping era of this year’s Giro, riders are showing what true champions are made of.
Four words for Alexander Vinokourov and Cadel Evans: What were you thinking?
Backwash from bike wheels in a pack … yum! Kudos to the world’s greatest bike racers for gutting out a sloppy stage.
The big names are back at the top of the Giro, and Lance is feeling a bit left out.