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Vijf jaar geleden: L’Italia farà da sé
Afgelopen woensdag, ondanks de krona, toch nog de Waalse Pijl kunnen bekijken, thuis voor de buis. Wallonië, hoe vaak hadden we daar niet de voetriempjes aangetrokken. In het Hameau des Cahottes (Keien Gehucht) van Horion-Hozémont, Fize-Fontaine, Vottem en Cras-Avernas. Om maar willekeurig een paar buitenplaatsen in het Luikse te noemen. Bepaald geen arcadia in die dagen. Continue reading Vijf…
Moreno and Evgueny reading Gazzetta. Giro d'Italia 1994.
It’s what makes Flèche Wallonne 1994, and the Gewiss 1-2-3 such an enduringly fascinating race. Kvålsvoll sums it up thus: “Normally with three riders and 69 kilometres to the finish, it’s impossible to stay away.” But at La Flèche ‘94, as with practically any other performance from that decade, the impossible became, at least temporarily, possible.
Terry Cutler on the 1994 Flèche Wallonne
1986 World Road Cycling Championships Men's Road - Moreno Argentin pulls Charly Mottet for most of the last lap and pulls away anyway. Amazing! The only thing lackluster here is the commentary...
Moreno Argentin and bike from the 1987 Giro d'Italia found on Numerius' Flickr stream.
Bianchi Specialissima X4 Moreno Argentin, 53 c-c. Project, to be restored.