Nov 20, 2014
Work it...with Alex Howes courtesy of Manual for Speed.
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Work it...with Alex Howes courtesy of Manual for Speed.
Dylan van Baarle | Ponferrada 2014
Alpe d'Huez poster designed for Garmin-Sharp.
El autobús del Garmin Sharp
El autobús del Garmin Sharp
Fuente:Škoda España
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2014 Vuelta a Espana, stage 3
A short, steep rise in the final kilometer made the sprint favorable for riders like Michael Matthews (Orica-GreenEdge), and Dan Martin (Garmin-Sharp).
BERGERAC, France (AP) — A rain-soaked stage across southwest France that was earmarked for sprinters became instead the occasion for a hard-won victory by U.S. team Garmin-Sharp's Ramunas Navardauskas. Source: Associated Press
"I thought I had it,” he said. “I realised in the last 50 metres that I didn’t.”
Jack Bauer on almost winning stage 15 of the Tour de France which saw him and Martin Elmiger in a two man breakaway for nearly the whole stage and being caught 24 metres out from the finish line. The Cor Vos photograph comes from CyclingTips' coverage of the New Zealand rider's efforts.
The broom wagon haunted Andrew Talansky in stage 11 of the Tour de France, but fortunately proved strong enough to avoid the time cut off. The picture comes from Inner Ring's preview of stage 12 and review of stage 11.