Tour de France 23, Stage 19: I'm Still Here!

Crowd favorite, and mine as well, Peter Sagan (TotalEnergies) hasn't really been much of a factor in either the sprints or the competition for the Maillot Vert that he has won seven times in years gone by.  With this his last Tour on the bike, he seemed to want to make sure that everyone knew he was still in the race.  There had been attack after attack to start the stage with everyone knowing this would be the last chance for either a non-climber or a non-sprinter to have a chance for a stage victory.  While Sagan could be described as a climbing sprinter (see seven Green Jerseys in his Tour history) he hasn't had the legs to compete since he has had two bouts with Covid.

So as a fan, it was fun to see him off the front even if there was another 130 kilometers to race today.

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Tour de France 23, Stage 1: The Best of the Rest

With the five man break away still up the road, the intermediate sprint in Gernika-Lumo was for sixth place.  But, the race for the Maillot Vert is all about earning points everyday, not just winning stages.  So is was Mads Pedersen in the new colors of Lidl-Trek out sprinting a resurgent Peter Sagan (TotalEnergies) with Jasper Philipsen (Alpecin-Deceuninck) just on the wheel of the retiring Sagan.  With the larger share of points already gone, and even more to be awarded at the finish, Pedersen was not destined for the sprinter's jersey today.  But with two more lumpy days to go before the flat stages he may yet have a chance to wear green.

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Wollongong 2022, Elite Men's Road Race: The Sprint Behind

I am sure they all thought they would be sprinting for the Rainbow Jersey, but that coveted price has already crossed the line two minutes earlier.  So it was Christophe Laporte (France) taking the best of the rest sprint (and the silver medal), just nipping the Australian sprinter, Michael Matthews.  They were followed by Wout Van Aert (Belgium) - 4th, Matteo Trentin (Italy) - 5th, and the ever present (and three time Road World Champion) Peter Sagan (Slovakia) in seventh place.  I hadn't seen Sagan all day, but here he was when it mattered.  

This will most likely be my last cycling painting for 2022.  I thank you all for reading along.  I hope you have enjoy the artwork.  And a big thank you to everyone who has purchased one of my paintings or prints!  It truly means alot.  The more I can sell, the more I am able to create.  So, again, thank you!

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Tour '22, Stage 15: Coming Up with the Goods

No embarassment for Jasper Philipsen (Alpecin-Deceuninck) today!  To explain, back in stage 5, Phlipsen came across the line celebrating his winning the bunch sprint not knowing that Wout Van Aert (Jumbo-Visma) had already won the stage two minutes earlier.  Today he had to concentrate on the bike throw to hold off the man who beat him that day, so there was no victory salute at the line.  Mads Pedersen (Trek-Segafredo) found the legs to get third.  It was Peter Sagan (TotalEnergies) who just hasn't refound his spark yet taking fourth on the day.  Still he beat quite a few riders, roughly 150, in today's stage.  Now everyone can get a bit of rest during the last rest day of the Tour before the Pyrennes haunt the dreams of even the best climbers.

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Tour '22, Stage 4: Half Speed

Today's intermediate sprint may have been important in the race for the Maillot Vert, but it seem to unfold at half speed.  Two guys were still up the road, so the sprint was for third, which was taken by Fabio Jakobsen (Quick Step-Alpha Vinyl).  He was aided by his leadout man, Michael Morkov who took 6th.  Splitting the two Quick Step guys was the man in yellow (although he leads in the green jersey competition as well), Wout Van Aert (Jumbo-Visma).  Rounding out the more major placings was Peter Sagan (TotalEnergies).  It did seem as though everyone was holding back their efforts in hopes of having the legs for the final climb and sprint finale.

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Tour '22, Stage 3: Every Sprint Matters

So, Bridget always picks a favorite from each stage.  Today as she was looking through my watercolors she commented that this one reminded her of the famous cycling scene from ET.  While the lone man up the road, Magnus Cort, took the maximum points, there were still plenty on offer in the quest to claim the Maillot Vert or sprinter's jersey as it is known.  While Wout Van Aert (Jumbo-Visma) has on the Maillot Jaune of race leader, he is targeting Green when he arrives in Paris.  So it was that he out sprinted Fabio Jakobsen (Quick Step-Alpha Vinyl) and Peter Sagan (TotalEnergies).  His teammate, Christophe Laporte lead him out beautifully and still had the legs to nip Sagan at the line.  Jakobsen was second losing some more points to Van Aert.  Jakobsen is currently second in the competition and is wearing green since the sprint point leader, Van Aert, is currently in yellow.

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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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Milano Sanremo: Chasing Back

Milano Sanremo is hard enough, clearly no one needs any bad look added on top of the kilometes and final climbs.  But that is exactly what befell fan favorite Peter Sagan (TotalEnergies).  Within sight of the Capo Cipressa, Sagan had a problem with his gearing and needed a quick bike change.  While the swap went well, it meant that he was chasing back through those dropping off of the back of the peloton as the favorites were on the attack further up the climb.  Sagan could comfort himself knowing that he was catching up the peloton as others, like Elia Viviani (Ineos-Grenadiers), were dropping away.

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Men's Omloop: In New Colors, Needing Another Bike

It might take me a little while to get use to seeing Peter Sagan (TotalEnergies) in his new team's kit.  Sagan seemed to be having some mechanical trouble.  I'm not sure what the problem was, but he stopped and then jumped off his bike.  Usually riders will wait for their team car before getting of the bike, but his new team car was no where to be seen.  Sagan did rejoin the peloton, but it was unlikely he would be seen at the sharp end of the peloton for the rest of the day.

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TDF, Stage 11: Headed for the Grupetto

It just wouldn't be the Tour de France without a painting of Peter Sagan (Bora-Hansgrohe). Sagan was the last of the sprinters to loose the tail of the peloton on the way up the Category 1 climb of the Col de la Liguiere.  After this climb the sprinters, and the rest of the peloton, were facing two trips over the "beast of Provence" also called Mont Ventoux.  It was going to be a very hard day for the best climbers, the grupetto would be struggling to finish the day inside of the time limit.  For those who don't know, their is a maximum time the last riders are given to finish the stage.  It is based on a percentage of the time of the stage winner that factors in the overall speed of the stage and the difficulty of the climbs the peloton faced. 

I am waiting to see if Sagan will come good in the second half of this Tour.  I certainly hope so.

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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, Final Stage: Confirming Green

 As the Tour completed its final sprint, it was Sam Bennett (Deceuninck-Quick Step) confirming that he was the rightful wearer of the Maillot Vert.  Bennett and Peter Sagan (Bora-Hansgrohe) have been in a race long battle for the Sprinter's Jersey, and the stage relegation of Sagan only added to the controversary of the competition, but regardless of all with Bennett's first on the Champs Elysees, it was his jersey without a doubt.  On the wheels of the Irishman, is the reigning World Champion (for another two weeks), Mads Pedersen (Trek-Segafredo) followed by the seven time winner of the Green Jersey, Peter Sagan.  The podium was rounded out by the winner of the very first stage of this Tour, Alexander Kristoff (UAE-Team Emirates) and Elia Viviani (Cofidis).  It is worthy of note that UAE-Team Emirates held the very first Maillot Jaune for one day, and then held the very last (and the over-all) Maillot Jaune for one day.

So this is it.  A great Tour under some very trying circumstances with an umpredicted winner for the first time in decades.  I hope to paint the abbreviated Worlds and Paris Roubaix to wrap up this odd season.  I may paint some other races, but those two are certain.  Thank you for reading about the race along with me.

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Tour, Stage 18: He Wants to Keep It

 The planners of the race decided to cut a break for the sprinters and set the intermediate sprint long before they had to face all of the climbing of the day.  Sam Bennett (Deceuninck-Quick Step) proved he wanted to keep his Maillot Vert.  At Bourg Saint Maurice les Arc, he out sprinted everyone for maximum points at the line.  It was Matteo Trentin (CCC) crossing second and the last step of the podium went to Peter Sagan (Bora-Hansgrohe).  For the last two days Sagan has been ceding a couple of points back to Bennett, making it look like Sagan will not be getting his record 8th Sprinter;s Jersey when we get to Paris on Sunday.

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Tour, Stage 15: Building the Grupetto

Not everyone in the Tour de France can climb the big mountaints, and today there are three of them in rapid succession at the end of the stage.  Sprinter's are known for not liking the mountains.  The Tour will eliminate riders if they don't make it to the line within a certain percentage of the winner's time.  However, if a large group doesn't make it to the line in time, the race won't throw 20% or more of the riders out of the race.  So Peter Sagan (Bora-Hansgrohe) is dropping back with Elia Viviani (Cofidis), to join up with Sam Bennett Deceuninck-Quick Step) and two of his teammates, Julian Alaphilippe and Michael Morkov.  I am a little surprise the task of shepherding Bennett fell to Alaphilippe, but it may be the team resting him for another attempt at a stage win later.

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Tour, Stage 15: Leaving Nothing to Chance

The race organizers decided they should give the sprinters a break and put the intermediate sprint before the peloton hit the big climbs of the day.  With an eight man break up the road, the battle for the Maillot Vert, was vying for just a one point differential between placings.  It looked like Peter Sagan (Bora-Hansgrohe) was going to pull back more points in the competition, but then it was Sam Bennett (Deceuninck-Quick Step) getting the best of the rest, with his teammate Michael Morkov getting across the line ahead of Sagan yet again.  Deceuninck-Quick Step had yet another teammate, the Danish Champion, Kasper Asgreen on Sagan's wheel as well.

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Tour, Stage 14: Fighting to Be Best of the Rest

Bora-Hansgrohe and Peter Sagan had higher hopes for the finale today, but they did add to his point total while the one guy he is chasing got none.  However, with the solo win by fifteen seconds of Soren Kragh Andersen (Sunweb), the peloton was racing for second place.  That honor of best of the rest went to Luka Mezgec (Mitchelton-Scott).  He was followed across the line by Simone Consonni (Cofidis) and then Peter Sagan.  Fifth and sixth went to Casper Pedersen (Sunweb) and Jasper Stuyven (Trek-Segafredo) respectively.  With the peloton coming in all together there were no changes in any of the race classifications.  Sagan did move 33 points closer to Sam Bennett, but has another 43 points to catch the Irishman.  The Tour goes into the high Alps tomorrow, so it will be entertaining to see if any sprinters will be able to get points on the day.  The small advantage they have is that the intermediate sprint comes before any of the mountains of the day.

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Tour, Stage 14: Disposing of His Competition

Peter Sagan (Bora-Hansgrohe) is still a bit miffed about his relegation and 13 point penalty for unsafe sprinting a couple of stages ago.  The decision by the race jury had put him 70 points behind in the race for his eighth Maillot Vert, which would break his own record of seven.  Today's hilly stage gave him the chance to get rid of all of the other sprinters in the Tour (sprinters are not the best climbers in the pro peloton).  Sagan but all of his team on the front including yesterday's second place finisher, Lennard Kamna, and the third place finisher Maximilian Schachmann to push the pace beyond what the current leader in the points competition, Sam Bennett (Deceuninck-Quick Step) could handle.  He pulled back five points at the intermediate sprint, and if he can win the stage without Bennett getting any points he would only be nine points out of Green (he has picked up 6 points prior to today).  So, Bora-Hansgrohe will be pushing all of the way to Lyon.

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Tour, Stage 12: Keeping Them in Sight

 Peter Sagan (Bora-Hansgrohe) had a pretty big chip on his shoulder after being relegated after yesterday's sprint.  Today with a number of medium climbs he put his team on the front to dispatch all of the other sprinters.  It worked, although on the last climb up the Suc au May he seemed to be struggling as well.  However, all he had to do was keep them in sight, and he would easily catch back on on the way down the other side.  Spoiler alert... While others stayed off the front for the stage victory, Sagan did take the best of the rest sprint thus being the only in the sprint competition to earn points towards the Maillot Vert.  He didn't reclaim it, but he got back some of the points he lost in yesterday's iffy call. 

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