Table of Contents Le Samyn de Dames Race History Le Samyn des Dames started in 2012, it’s held on the same day and uses a fair amount of the same route as the men’s race. Until this year, it has always been a 1.2 categorised race (now a 1.1) and forms part of the Exterioo …
Every year a host of riders retire from the top level of the sport, but this year’s retirement list contains a few big hitters. Anna van der Breggen is one of the best of this generation of riders with only a couple of others in that conversation. Kirsten Wild is a different type of rider …
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The San Sebastian Klasikoa returns in 2021 as a Women’s WorldTour race after a first edition in 2019 at 1.1 level. The race mirrors the men’s San Sebastian which is a major classic. The course sees riders take on a lot of climbing and anyone racing here after the Tokyo Olympics may struggle. The first …
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Today’s Stage 1 saw the riders take on 4 climbs over 125km between Barxeta and Gandia. Alto Barxeta came early at 10.8km, the Alto Serra Grossa at 65km, the Alto Barxeta after 98.6km) and finally the Alto Barx at 111km, followed by a descent and 3km of flat roads to the finish. Stage 1 Profile …
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Le Samyn des Dames started in 2012, held on the same day and using a fair amount of the same route as the men’s race. It has only ever been a 1.2…
Check out the 2020 Preview! The Women’s Omloop Het Nieuwsblad takes place on the same day as the men’s race – 2nd March 2019. The route is a shortened version of the men’s with less trips on the Haaghoek/Leberg section and one whole less loop. The finish is the same though, a trip up the …
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