Tour Down Under, Stage 1: It Takes a Team

It was Sam Welsford (Bora-Hansgrohe) that took the first stage of the Tour Down Under, and the first Ochre Jersey of race leader, but his celebration was joined by his lead out man Danny Van Poppel.  Phil Bauhaus (Bahrain-Victorious) just held off the fast closing Biniam Girmay (Intermache-Victorious) for second on the stage and the general classification.  The Australian sprinter, Caleb Ewan (Jayco-Alula) faded to fourth, perhaps due to the lingering effects of an earlier stomach virus.  Having just gotten over one myself, I tip my hat to him finishing so high up after 144+ kilometers.

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Tour Down Under, Stage 1: Getting Ready

With just five kilometers left to race, it was time to get the teams’ sprinters into position.  Two of whom were keeping a close eye on each other.  Phil Bauhaus (Bahrain-Victorious) was riding just behind Caleb Ewan (Jayco-Alula) whom he saw as his biggest competition in the sprint finale in Tanuda.  Ahead of the sprinting duo was on of the domestics for Soudal-Quick Step, Antoine Huby, and behind another for Intermache-Wanty, Dion Smith (not the American football star of years gone by).

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Tour de France 23, Stage 4: Half a Wheel!

It looked like Caleb Ewan (Lotto-Dstny) was going to get his first stage win of this year's Tour, but instead it was Jasper Philipsen (Alpecin-Deceuninck) getting his second stage win in as many days.  Yesterday's second place finisher, Phil Bauhaus (Bahrain-Victorious) took third today.  It was Ewan in that place yesterday.  Mark Cavendish (Astana-Qazaqstan) did improve to fifth place today but that magical 35th Tour stage win continues to elude him.  It should be noted that the only stage that he won in the 2023 Giro d'Italia was the final stage, so don't count him out yet.  (I am mainly telling that to myself).  Tomorrow it is into the high mountains of the Pyrennes, so no sprinters will be vying for stage honors then!

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Tour de France 23, Stage 3: One, Two, Three

It was clear from the helicopter shot that Jasper Philipsen (Alpecin-Deceuninck) had out sprinted the other eighteen sprinters in the mass finish in Bayonne.  But it took almost twenty minutes for the commissares to decide if he had sprinted dangerously and shut the door on Wout Van Aert (Jumbo-Visma).  He had kept a straight line that led him close to the barriers, it was Van Aert who slowed and seemingly gave up the sprint.  In the end Philipsen's victory stood with Phil Bauhaus (Bahrian-Victorious) taking second and Caleb Ewan (Lotto-Dstny) claiming the last step of the stage podium.  Many thought this was going to be the stage that Mark Cavendish (Astana-Qazaqkstan) would break the record of stage wins in the Tour, but he only managed a 6th place in his first chance at the record.  Stayed tuned!

For the record, Van Aert crossed the line just ahead of the Manx Missile.

Plus, while Philipsen won the stage and pulled even in points with Lafay, the Frenchman's grapping of points back in the intermediate sprint meant that the Cofidis man will hold onto the Maillot Vert for at least one more stage.  It might make the two sprints on offer tomorrow that much more exciting.

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Gent=Wevelgem 23, Men's Race: You Game?

With the peloton all back together having just caught Anthony Turgis (Total Energies), it was Wout Van Aert (Jumbo-Visma) using the second time up the Kimmelberg to push the pace in hopes of dropping as many as possible.  As he looked back he found his teammate, Christophe Laporte, the only one staying with him on the slick cobbles of the fabled hill.  Surprisingly, it was the sprinter Caleb Ewan (Lotto Dstny) who was the best of the rest.  It did seem as though Ewan had a bit of trouble getting around the fading Turgis which may explain why he couldn't go with the yellow clad duo.  As I restarted the race -after painting this I began to realize that I had just painted the winning move of this edition of Gent-Wevelgem.

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Tour Down Under '23, Stage 1: The Throw to the Line

It was quite a close sprint to the line into Tanunda that compeleted the first road stage of the Tour Down Under.  It was Phil Bauhaus (Bahrain-Victorious) that got the best of Caleb Ewan (UniSA-Australia) and Michael Matthews (Jayco-AlUla).  Matthews needed to win the stage to claim the Ochre Jersey of race leader, but he has move much closer to the lead of Alberto Bettiol (EF Education-EasyPost).  While I was painting this I noticed that Ewan's bike throw had him off the seat almost sitting on his rear wheel.  While aggressive, the move was almost enough to gain him the first open road stage win of the 2023 Tour Down Under.

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Tour Down Under '23, Prologue: Fair Warning

With the roads getting wetter and wetter, riders like Caleb Ewan (UniSA-Australia) had to slow way down to make it around the corners upright.  The final chicane proved to be the undoing of at least five riders.  Ewan made it through safely, but it moved him way down the over all.  But then the individual time trial is not his forte.  He is here to win bunch sprints so his placement in the overall classification means virtually nothing.

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Tour '22, Stage 14: Fighting Elimination

The early aggressions in hopes of putting the Maillot Jaune of Jonas Vingegaard (Jumbo-Visma) made for a very fast start of Stage 14.  With that and an early climb, the already suffering Caleb Ewan (Lotto Soudal) was dropped off the back.  Facing the possiblity of being eliminated for not finishing within the time limit, the team sent back Brent Van Moer, the South African champion Reinardt Janse Van Rensburg, and Frederik Frison.  The foursome worked hard to stay in touch finishing the day finishing the day almost forty minutes behind the winner of the stage.  It was a long time back, but it was enough for the Australian sprinter and his teammates for that matter to stay in the Tour.  Tomorrow is a possible sprint stage, the last until Paris, will Caleb have legs to fight for a stage victory?

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Tour '22, Stage 13: Too Sore to Climb

Like most sprinters (and myself for that matter) Caleb Ewan (Lotto Soudal) isn't the best of climbers.  This Catagory 3 climb shouldn't have been much of a problem for him, but he bang his knee pretty hard just over 20 kilometers ago.  Right before I painted this he was shaking out his right arm that he had hurt in the fall also.  Bleeding from two different joints he clearly won't be contesting the sprint today.  He must finish the stage if he wants to stay in the Tour, so he will keep suffering for the final fifty kilometers of Stage 13.  I did like the fan on the side of the road point out Caleb to the woman with him who quickly snapped a photo with her phone.

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Tour '22, Stage 13: Sprinter Down!

Stage 13 wasn't looking like it was going to be a lucky stage for Caleb Ewan (Lotto Soudal).  As his teammates watching over him in the peloton, the lead rider missed the turn.  He also clipped Caleb's wheel sending the Australian sprinter down hard.  Of course this stage wasn't anywhere as unlucky as stage 3 of last year.  It could be argue that this was worse (not because of the injuries) because he had struggled through the Alps in hopes of being able to contest a sprint today.  Now that has gone out the window.  Last year he went out of the Tour.  He was able to get back on his bike and start riding again.

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Tour '22, Stage 2: Rehearsal

At Caleb Ewan (Lotto Soudal) put on an amazing sprint to take out the intermediate sprint in Kalundberg.  The young Australian out sprinted both Wout Van Aert (Jumbo-Visma) and Peter Sagan (TotalEnergies).  Is this an indication of how the sprint will go in another 75 kilometers for the stage win?  While Van Aert was adding to his sprint points in the race for the Maillot Vert (a jersey he has on loan today) there are no bonus seconds being given in this year's Tour.

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TDF, Stage 3: In the Final Meters

Here I am breaking one of my own rules (they are meant to be broken), yet I am hoping no one else is breaking anything.  I had a viseral reaction as I watched Caleb Ewan (Lotto Soudal) go down while in the perfect position to open his closing sprint in Pontivy.  Sprints are high speed with riders so close togther.  Peter Sagan (Bora-Hansgrohe) had chosen Ewan's wheel as the one to follow in hopes of being able to jump out of the Aussie's slipstream for the win, alas that meant the Slovakian had no chance of not going down with him.  As I write this I don't know how bad Caleb Ewan was hurt, but he did spend a long time laying on the ground.  

I was quite impressed that both Nacer Bouhani (Arkea Samsic) and Sonny Colbrelli (Bahrain-Victorious) were able to swerve around the crash with Bouhani finishing in third on the day. Tim Merlier & Jasper Philipsen (Alpecin-Fenix) were able to keep going despite was happening behind them.

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TDF, Stage 1: Showing Their Legs

Perhaps the prospect of an steep uphill finish led the sprints to decide that their best hopes for points towards the Green Jersey was the intermediate sprint in Basparts.  It was Caleb Ewan (Lotto Soudal) who showed off a great pair of legs besting Peter Sagan (Bora-Hansgrohe) and Michael Matthews (BikeExchange) in a best of the rest sprint.  Ide Schelling, Sagan's teammate, had already gone through two minutes before the peloton arrived.

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Milano-Sanremo 2021 - Surprising Them All

 The title of this painting says it all.  Jasper Stuyven (Trek-Segafredo) surprised the peloton for a solo run to the finish on the Via Roma in Sanremo.  He left it all out on the road. His lobsided victory salute shows just how completely spent he was from the effort.  After crossing the line, he collapsed into his soigneurs' arms, eventually laying on the ground still clipped into his bike.  Behind it was Caleb Ewan (Lotto Soudal) winning the sprint of the peloton for second place followed by Wout Van Aert (Jumbo Visma), a resurging Peter Sagan (Bora-Hansgrohe) and Mathieu Van Der Poel (Alpecin-Fenix) rounding out the top five.  Peter Sagan was diagnosed with Covid-19 at the start of 2021 and has clearly now re-found his racing legs.  I, and I will assume you, am very relieved he has recovered so well.

This is the last for Milano Sanremo.  I will be painting Ronde Van Vlaanderen (hopefully both the men and the women) followed by Paris Roubaix (also hoping to be able to paint both the men and the women).  The current plan is then to paint the Dauphine and the Tour de France.

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Tour, Stage 18: It's Going to Be a Long Hard Day

 After the intermediate sprint point the peloton was facing 5 catagoried climbs the smallest of which was a catagory 3.  Caleb Ewan (Lotto Soudal) has been struggling mightily to come home inside the time limit since we have gotten to the Alps.  As he drop away on the first climb of the day, the Catagory 1 Cormet de Roseland, he must have thinking it is just this stage and then the big mountains are done for the 2020 Tour de France.  But if he wanted to sprint for another victory in stage 19 or on the Champs Elysees in Paris, he had to stay inside the time limit today.

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Tour, Stage 11: Bunch Sprint!

This Tour doesn't seem to ever have a dull moment, nor a controversary one.  While this sprint look scary, it look equally clean and fair to me.  It was Caleb Ewan (Lotto Soudal) taking out his second stage in this Tour, with what looked like Peter Sagan (Bora-Hansgrohe) in a very, very close second with the Maillot Vert of Sam Bennett (Deceuninck-Quick Step).  As you can see Wout Van Aert (Jumbo-Visma) was sitting up, annoyed and finishing fourth.

Instead, the referees decided that Sagan's head butt of Van Aerts was enough of a danger to get him relegated to the back of the peloton.  This may make it impossible for Sagan to win his eighth Maillot Vert - the second jersey they have taken off a popular rider in this Tour.  Sagan's punishment means it was Van Aerts on the third step of the stage's podium in Portiers. 

It may be that they are being much stricter after the horrible crash in the Tour of Poland.  If you don't know about that crash, don't look up the video.  If you are a caring human, you don't want to see it.  The good news there is that everyone is on the mend, albeit a long course to recovery.  Ironically, the aggressor in that sprint crash is on Van Aerts team.

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Tour, Stage 10: The Win of the Irish

Sam Bennett (Deceuninck-Quick Step) was able to hold off a charging Caleb Ewan (Lotto Soudal), barely, to take his first stage win in Ile de Re!  While he got maximum points in the quest for the Maillot Jaune, Peter Sagan's (Bora-Hansgrohe) third place was enough to keep Sagan in the sprinter's jersey.  Lurking in the background is Elia Viviani (Cofidis) who took third on the day, but there was a lot of daylight between him and the three podium finishers.  Ewan's bike throw came very, very close to giving him his second stage win of this Tour and his fifth Tour win of his career.  Sagan is still looking for his first stage, but his hold on green is narrow but fairly firm.

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Tour, Stage 3: Out of No Where!

A good sprinter will be able to stay out of sight, and out of the wind, until the very last moment,  Caleb Ewan (Lotto Soudal) is a master of just that skill, and the master of today's sprint in Sisteron.  He came from back in the back in the last two or three hundred meters to fly past the best sprinters in the world.  Taking second was the Irish National Champion, Sam Bennett (Deceuninck-Quick Step), with the both Italian and European Champion, Giacomo Nizzolo (NTT Pro Cycling) taking the last step of the stage podium.  Rounding out the top five were Hugo Hofstetter (Israel Start Up Nation) and Peter Sagan (Bora-Hansgrohe).  Sagan's fifth place and the less than ideal finish for Alexander Kristoff was enough for Sagan to claim the Maillot Vert of best sprinter in the Tour.  And honor that he has carried to Paris a record breaking seven times.  Will he be able to make it an eighth time?

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Tour, Stage 21: The Third One Is the Best

Caleb Ewan (Lotto Soudal) took his third stage win of this Tour.  To have that happen on the Champs Elysees is truly special.  Dylan Groenewegen (Jumbo-Visma) looks over seemingly surprised to see that Ewan had come from off of his wheel and still got ot the line first.  In the frame, but not really "in" the sprint is Matteo Trentin (Mitchelton-Scott), finishing in seventh today.  None need be embarassed, all three of these guys have at least one stage win in the 106th Tour de France.  Peter Sagan (Bora-Hansgrohe) seemed to sit this one out.  He had ample points to secure his seventh Maillot Vert, so he need not endanger himself by sprinting today.

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Tour, Stage 16: Again!

It was Caleb Ewan (Lotto Soudal) spreading his arms wide in celebration in downtown Nimes.  Ewan said he had extra motivation because his brand new daughter and his wife were watching from the stands.  It was enough to get him to the line ahead of Elia Viviani (Deceuninck-Quick Step), taking fourth was Peter Sagan (Bora Hansgrohe).  Sagan might of loss a couple of sprinter's points to Viviani but he may have now reached an insurmountable lead in the competition for the Maillot Vert.  In frame, but finishing tenth, was Andre Pasqualon (Wanty Gobert).  Now it is on to the rough days in the Alps before Paris.

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