A keen eye may have noticed a slight change in the bib shorts and jerseys of Garmin-Cervèlo’s Tyler Farrar, Johan VanSummeren, Heinrich Haussler, and Matt Wilson at Milan-San Remo this year. That’s because they weren’t wearing bib shorts and jerseys anymore – at least not as we know them. Read the rest of this entry »
Take an inside look at the team at Milano-San Remo in the first episode of Beyond the Peloton.
In the episode, we join the team as they line up for the longest one day race on the calendar: Milan-San Remo. With three riders who can win, they’ll be reminded that even with a strong team and a plan in place, somethings are out of your control.
Thanks to: Team Garmin-Cervélo.
Thor Hushovd looks ahead to Paris-Roubaix and a stage win at the Tour de France.
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Equipment is a key element in the preparation of professional racers for the spring classics. Thus, Mavic technicians are present in the field by the athletes’ side to offer them technical solutions. This relationship is full of learning opportunities for Mavic and helps us to develop highly performing products for amateur cyclists with demanding needs.
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A good sign for the upcoming northern classics, Tyler Farrar sprinted to third in the 73rd Gent-Wevelgem on Sunday. Belgian star Tom Boonen won the sprint, with Italian Daniele Bennati crossing the line second just ahead of Farrar, who rounded out the podium with a solid performance by Team Garmin-Cervélo. Read the rest of this entry »
Emma Pooley takes her second Trofeo Binda and the World Cup leaders jersey. Some day, the peloton will learn that they can’t allow Emma Pooley (Team Garmin-Cervélo) get too far away in a long, hilly race; until that day the British champion will just keep on winning.
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Dan Martin, Team Garmin-Cervélo, finished off a strong week of racing at the Volta a Catalunya with a third place in the general classification. Read the rest of this entry »
I tend towards being “finicky” when it comes to things that I love and use on a daily basis. Like a good saddle, when I find a pair of bib shorts that I love, I hoard them in order to make sure I won’t run out. My personal “stock” has hit a rough patch in recent years…bibs that have been washed hundreds of times tend to become more see-through and less lycra. Read the rest of this entry »
Giorgia Bronzini, the world champion on the road and the 2009 points race world champion was satisfied with the bronze medal in the women’s 25km points race. Read the rest of this entry »
