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Pedro Delgado on the Gavia during stage 14 of the 1988 Giro d’Italia.
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School of real ciclismo, lesson number 2: i win a stage, i win another stage, oh wait am I winning le tour??🫢🥰😋
Snow? Damnit, I'll wait 5 more years.
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Col du Granon (2,413m) is for those who wants it harder than nearby Col du Sabot.
In recent times, it has gained fame through its inclusion in the Tour de France. The col first featured in the Tour de France in 1986, and its challenging climb quickly earned it a reputation as one of the more difficult mountain stages in the race.
The inclusion of Col du Granon in the Tour de France has contributed significantly to its historical importance in the world of cycling.
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Tal vez de la mayores salvajadas del ciclismo moderno y solo tal vez de las carreras más épicas de este siglo
La Strade 2021
Tres tenores: MVP, Van Aert y Alaphilippe
Pogacar, Bernal, Pidcock y Gogl como invitado
Vatios en su máximo esplendor ⚡️
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Avoiding the cattle descending the Tourmalet at the 1939 Tour de France.
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You know you’re on the right track when you become uninterested in looking back.
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Col du Petit Saint Bernard (2,188m) is a pass on the border between France and Italy. This climb is one of our personal favorites, as it’s fairly easy despite the long distance, and the natural beauty of the area adds to the overall experience of the ride.
