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PezCycling News - Main
EuroTrash Monday! Monday, March 15, 2010 8:53:17 AM PT
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The year's first monument looms - Saturday will be the first real date with destiny for our sport's heroes in 2010. The 300km from Milano to Sanremo await, but first, the final preparations are being taken care of. Paris-Nice just wrapped up yesterday with a fine Contador on top, and now all that's left are two more stages in Tirreno-Adriatico - then it's all aboard the MSR Express. Let's take a look at the news as we hurtle toward the Big Day. More....
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Roadside Eroica: Chasing Shrek! Sunday, March 14, 2010 10:02:34 PM PT
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White road sector 5. The race has passed and I’m back to the car on the top of Monte Sante Marie. All team cars are rolling out and we are waiting the ‘FINE CORSA’ van that officially closes the race. The team cars with the special blue decals are parked near me and also keeping advantage to get in that queue. More....
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PEZ Talk: Up And Comer Tobyn Horton Sunday, March 14, 2010 9:30:39 PM PT
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In a world of 'Plans' and 'Programmes' it's good to see a young man take his bike and a handful of pounds/dollars/euros and head for the Heartland. Tobyn Horton from The Channel Islands was one such young man whose name kept catching our eye in the Belgian kermesse results. He's recently signed a pro contract with Anglo-Swedish squadra Team Sprocket Pro Cycling - we thought we'd have a word... More....
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PEZ Talk: Trek-Livestrong's Alex Dowsett Sunday, March 14, 2010 5:13:43 AM PT
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The last time we spoke to 22 year-old Englishman Alex Dowsett he’d just finished a fine seventh in the World Under 23 Time Trial Championship. At that stage he wasn’t sure about his team for 2010 - then along came Trek-Livestrong. We caught up with him on a bright morning in his new base at Boulder, Colorado. More....
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PEZ Re-Visits: Anatomy Of A (Wine) Doping Scandal Friday, March 12, 2010 2:58:52 PM PT
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Last year, international newspapers were abuzz with the latest doping scandal that netted some pretty big players. Although cyclists naturally wince at such headlines, this time it wasn’t us. It was the wine estates of Montalcino, Italy with their treasured Brunello. Sometimes it is worth going through your neighbor’s dirty laundry to appreciate your own. PezSommelier, Corey Sar Fox, takes an offbeat look at the wines, and whines of these confusing times. More....
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Sanremo PEZ: Understanding A Classic Beauty Friday, March 12, 2010 10:33:31 AM PT
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Berta, Cipressa, Poggio… three girls I dated in high school? I wish. Considering the form, the curves, and the mystique that each of these capi add to the season’s first and longest Classic – well, let’s just say I should have been so lucky as to ride… I mean date… these hills, I mean girls. More....
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Eat To Compete: Seafood Stew Friday, March 12, 2010 1:24:56 AM PT
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The salty air of the Mediterranean Sea hits you long before its azure blue comes into view. And while the ProTour boys continue their race to the sun, it’s unlikely they’re enjoying the kind of cuisine southern France is best known for. But there’s no better way to celebrate “The Race to the Sun” than with a light, bright, and lean seafood stew. So grab your mussels, clams, and Provencal herbs and get to it. More....
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Langkawi'10 St.7: Shaw The Day, Rujano The Spoils Wednesday, March 10, 2010 10:24:18 PM PT
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Jalan Tun Perak is where I am in the world right now. It is the epitome of a bustling Asian city, with heaps of energy and people going in every direction, and the faint smell of spices and dried fish - Kuala Lumpur feels edgy, but happy-go-lucky at the same time. More....
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Eroica '10: Iglinskiy Dusts The Opposition In Tuscany Saturday, March 06, 2010 10:38:37 PM PT
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Race Report: Maxim Iglinskiy has added yet another foreign name to the Albo d’Oro at the Montepaschi Strade Bianche Toscana. The white gravel roads of Tuscany have again offered up a worthy winner and provided another stunning finish to a new race that is quickly earning its place amongst the greats. More....
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E is for Heroic: The Strangely Beautiful L’Eroica Wednesday, November 05, 2008 11:40:21 AM PT
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Travel: The roads beneath your wheels are unpaved, hard packed white earth – “strade bianche’, the ride rolls before sun up, and you’re surrounded by cycling ghosts from the last century – it’s L’Eroica. In early October, Peter Easton of VeloClassic Tours led a group of guests into the cold, and into an historic time-warp.
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Roadside PEZ: The Strade Bianche Tuesday, March 09, 2010 10:55:40 AM PT
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Roadside PEZ: I confess. I couldn’t wait to get there. It was snowing last Friday, on the Adriatic coast. A bad winter afternoon, probably one of the last. Where is the Primavera? It was snowing but I was looking forward to chase one of the most alluring races of the Pro calendar. It’s just four years old but smells of the good old times. Has not past, but finds on the dusty gravel its future. It’s the Strade Bianche or, if you prefer, the Eroica. More....
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Rapha’s Guide to the Great Road Climbs of the Pyrenees Tuesday, April 22, 2008 2:58:07 PM PT
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Those purveyors of road cycling finery at Rapha have just released their Guide to the Great Road Climbs of the Pyrenees by reknowned cycling journalist Graeme Fife. A handsome addition to any coffee table, you’ll find it hard to put down, and may even take it with you as your road guide to these mythical climbs of southern France. More....
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Roadside PEZ: The Strade Bianche Tuesday, March 09, 2010 10:55:40 AM PT
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Roadside PEZ: I confess. I couldn’t wait to get there. It was snowing last Friday, on the Adriatic coast. A bad winter afternoon, probably one ... More....
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PEZ Previews: This Weekend's L'Eroica Friday, March 05, 2010 11:19:51 AM PT
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There’s a place in the centre of Italy, precisely in the south of the Tuscany region called Crete. Have you ever seen those pictures inviting you to ... More....
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