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Podcast #5: Let it snow, let it snow, let it snow!
Panache, Kitty and Tim put on their snow chains and skis as we head into the Spring Classics. (It *is* spring, right?) From the conclusion of Tirreno-Adriatico to Gent-Wevelgem and the Volta a...
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March Video Vault: From Rome to San Remo
After doing our video awards post after the Oscars, we realised that you all really love to watch cycling videos as much as we do! So, once a month or so, we are going to be gathering some of our...
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Podcast #24: Ten of the best
Chris and Tim look back on their favourite races of 2013 and take a peek at what’s in store at the 2014 Tour de France. This podcast was brought to you by Nutella (we wish). Listen here:...
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12 days of Christmas: Day 3 – Koen de Kort
Day three of our 12 days of visual treats from the Grubers! Today, it’s one of my favourite riders, Koen de Kort. I selected this image because of the great angle – it’s not the kind of picture you see...
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12 days of Christmas: Day 9 – Geraint Thomas
Day nine of our 12 days of visual treats from the Grubers! Today, it’s a disgruntled Skyrider, looking less than thrilled with the Italian weather. (Click on the picture to see it full screen.) Geraint...
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A to Z of the 2013 season: Part 2
It’s part two, from N to Z, of our idiosyncratic, tongue-in-cheek look back at the 2013 season. Yesterday we went from Angliru to Married, today it’s Nocturnal to Zola! N is for Nocturnal The nighttime...
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Sebastien Chavanel knocks out Nacer Bouhanni
FDJ poisson-pilote Sebastien Chavanel v team-sprinter Nacer Bouhanni. Specialist subject: Milan-San Remo. This short vid is in French but don’t let that deter you – any cycling fan with a smattering of...
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Milan – San Remo preview
Milan-San Remo is the first of the five one-day races known as the monuments. La Primavera snakes almost 300km from Milan to the Italian Riviera where the action unfolds in the hills behind and along...
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Milan – San Remo review: Kristoff sprints to glory
It was a day to remember for Katusha’s Alexander Kristoff, who took the biggest win of his career in a rain-soaked Milan-San Remo. Despite a frantic final few kilometres, no one managed to stay away...
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Podcast #32: King Kristoff, Super Sagan and Dashing Degenkolb
With Kathi declaring, Cancellara-style, that this week’s podcast isn’t hard enough for her, Chris and Tim struggle through the rain, fog and snow to discuss the start of the spring classics and the...
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Milan-San Remo preview
It’s time for Milan-San Remo, the first of the season’s five monuments of one-day racing which, at almost 300km, is the longest race on the WorldTour calendar. The parcours The race will take place...
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Milan-San Remo review: Degenkolb strikes late
The Mighty John Degenkolb™ kept his nerve and his powder dry to seize victory in the final 50 metres of the drag race to the line along the newly reinstated via Roma, relegating the defending champion...
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FINAL KM: Milan-SanRemo 2015
If you missed it – or if you want to relive it over and over again – here is the last 10km of Sunday’s Milan-SanRemo, the chaos of the final kilometre, and the epic win by the Mighty John Degenkolb!
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Podcast #58: Rain? Wind? Cobbles? It must be classics season!
We look back on a bumper two weeks of racing dominated by the facial hair of John Degenkolb and Luca Paolini, and the emergence of Geraint Thomas as a major classics force. Listen here:...
View ArticleVeloVoices Podcast 100: Our Centacast!
In our 100th episode , Kathi, Midge and Chris welcome back VeloVoices founder Tim to talk about three of the most exciting finishes of the year – all within the last week – Paris-Nice,...
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Milan-San Remo 2020 : 305km and Van Aert takes it by half a wheel
A spring Monument at the height of summer, a revised parcours due to a skirmish with coastal towns who refused to host the race, a last minute change making the race weigh in at a record 305km, and...
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Milan-Sanremo 2021: Jasper Stuyven takes a risk and wins the spoils
Jasper Stuyven (Trek-Segafredo) gatecrashed the Milan-Sanremo party to take the biggest win of his career as the first Monument of the season was settled over an uber-thrilling last kilometre. All...
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Tweets of the Week 2021 : A winning chocolatier and dissing the Ronde
A Monument always brings out the best in Tweeters … last weekend, it was Milan-SanRemo, soon it will be Flanders. Settle back … Stuyven was ganache-tastic To refresh your memory of Saturday’s...
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Milan-Sanremo 2021: Jasper Stuyven takes a risk and wins the spoils
Jasper Stuyven (Trek-Segafredo) gatecrashed the Milan-Sanremo party to take the biggest win of his career as the first Monument of the season was settled over an uber-thrilling last kilometre. All...
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Tweets of the Week 2021 : A winning chocolatier and dissing the Ronde
A Monument always brings out the best in Tweeters … last weekend, it was Milan-SanRemo, soon it will be Flanders. Settle back … Stuyven was ganache-tastic To refresh your memory of Saturday’s...
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