Strade Bianche Donne 24, Leading the Chase

Lizzie Deignan (Lidl-Trek) had been in the early break, but lost the wheels on the first trip up the the gravel section Le Tolfe the first time.  She was joined by her teammate Amanda Spratt along with Christina Schweinberger (Fenix-Deceuninck), Anouska Koster (Uno-X) and the rest of the strong women of the peloton in trying to chase the remaining three down.  Both of the Lidl-Trek women had their team leader just a bit further back, so they were on the front trying to close down the 27 second gap to the leaders.

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Tour de France Femmes 23, Stage 5: Losing Ground

As the peloton hit the base of the first climb of the day, the Cote de Najaac riders began to pop off the back.  I wasn't that surprised to see Teniel Campbell (Jayco-Alula) slipping away.  She is a remarkable tall rider and must find the climbs a bit more difficult than the wee women that are born to climb.  A little more of a surprise is seeing Anouska Koster (Uno-X) in the Maillot a Pois having trouble staying with the leaders.  I am sure she spent quite a lot of energy attacking in the first four stages of the race to gain the points that earned her the title of Queen of the Mountains.  But she need not fear for those polka dots, she has enough of a lead that with one exception she has enough points to keep this jersey on her shoulders.  Unfortunately for Koster, that woman, Yara Kastelijn (Fenix-Deceuninck) was in the group ahead.  On the upside, Koster did catch back up to the leader's peloton.

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Tour de France Femmes 23, Stage 4: Is Second Enough for First?

Anouska Koster (Uno-X) has been very aggressive throughout the opening stages of this Tour de France Femmes.  Today was no different.  She got into the break and mopped up all of the climbs before the race came on air.  She had lost the wheel of two of those who had been in the break, but by the time she got to the top of the Cote de Moyrazes, there was just one woman up the road.  The question was, is this second place and its three points going to be enough to win her the next lead in the Queen of the Mountains?  Once we knew what had happened on the previous climb (bad TV editing made it impossible to know who went over the Cote de Colombies until the stats were posted.  The answer, yes it was.  She is now the Maillot a Pois virtuale.  She was followed over the climb by Sheyla Gutierrez (Movistar) and Thalita De Jong (Liv Racing TeqFind).  There is one more climb today, but Yara Kastelijn (Fenix-Deceuninck) could not overtake her QOM lead even if she stays off the front over that climb.

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Tour de France Femmes 23, Stage 4: The Back of the Front

When the on air broadcast started I found out that there was a group of fourteen women with just shy of ten minutes on the peloton and the Maillot Juane.  That put two of the lead group in to the Maillot Jaune Virtuale.  Virtually everyone in the group was ahead of yellow on time, but I can't imagine that those teams not represented are going to let these riders stay so far of the front.  At this point when the camera found them, Alice Maria Arzuffi (Ceratizit-WNT), Jeanne Korevaar (Liv Racing TeqFind), Celia Le Movel (St Michel-Auber-93) and Anouska Koster (Uno-X) were on the back of the group.  That doesn't necessarily mean that they were suffering.  The fourteen were working well together and they may well have just had their turn pulling on the front.

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Tour de France Femmes 23, Stage 2: A Deal for Polka Dots

A few kilometers back the cameras caught Eva Van Agt (Jumbo-Visma) with her arm on Yara Kastelijn's (Fenix-Deceuninck) shoulder.  The two seemed to be scheming up some sort of deal.  Moments later Van Agt sprinted to the bonus points line without Kastelijn contesting for the maximum bonus.  Now with a look, Kastelijn jumped free of the other two to grab the maximum Queen of the Mountain points atop the Cote de Merihac.  Van Agt was shaking her head in amusement give the amount of effort her confidant put into the sprint for the points.  I can only wonder what Anouska Koster (Uno-X) was thinking about getting the one-two work over.

Jumping forward in time, Kastelijn lost control on a wet sharp corner in a roundabout and never caught back up to the other two.  She did manage to stay upright, which can not be said for Van Agt on the descent off of the climb in the rain.  She slid off the road and into a guardrail on the rain.  I don't know the extend of her injuries, but she did not finish the stage.  I do pray she is okay and will be back racing soon.  Sadly, if a rider doesn't finish a stage, or finish inside of the time limit on a stage, their race is over.

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Tour de France Femmes 23, Stage 2: Slow Motion Sprint

The main reason for the rather dispirited sprint was not the uphill rise to the line in Mauriac.  Rather, it was the fact that the current woman wearing the Maillot Vert of best sprinter, Ashleigh Moolman-Pasio (AG Insurance-Soudal-Quick Step) didn't jump out of the group to vie for sprint points with the Maillot Jaune on the shoulders of Lotte Kopecky (Team SD Worx-Protime).  In fact the only one to come out of the peloton with Kopecky was Maria Giulia Confalonieri (Uno-x).  The major points had been grapped by the three women up the road, but nevertheless this sprint increased Kopecky's lead in the sprint competition.

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Tour de France Femmes 23, Stage 2: Time Check

Even the Tour de France Femmes are full of traditions despite this only being the second year of this version of the race.  In days past the chalkboard with the time gaps on it was the only way the riders knew what there advantage was over the chasers (or the leaders for that matter).  Now a days, the riders all have radio contact with their team cars behind the race.  They in turn have wifi connections, race radio, and can even watch the race coverage in the car behind.  Obviously, they know just how far behind the peloton is from the front group and who is where out on the road.  Still the bright yellow motorcycle with the bright yellow clad driver and rider showing the riders the time checks on a chalkboard still exists.  In other races, they have gone modern and use a dry erase board instead.  Today the beneficiaries of the archaic technology are Georgia Williams (EF Education-TIBCO-SVB) and Hannah Ludwig (Uno-x).  Now they know that they have almost a minute and a half on the peloton with another 77 kilometers to race.

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Tour de France 23, Stage 18: From Start to Finish!

Against all odds, and literally everyone's predictions, three of the four from the early break (two who went from start to finish) actually vied for stage honors.  With the fast closing sprinter led peloton almost on their wheels, Kasper Asgreen (Soudal-Quick Step) gave that much looked for stage win to his team.  Bounding his bars in frustration was he crossed the line in second was Pascal Eenkhoorn (Lotto-Dstny).  He was the one who Jasper Philipsen (Alpecin-Deceuninck) was cross with some time ago.  With Philipsen missing the catch and finishing fourth, I guess Eenkhoorn was able to thumb his nose at the Green Jersey.  It was the other guy who had gone from the beginning of the stage, Jonas Abrahamsen (Uno-X) who claimed the last step of the podium.  Mads Pedersen (Lidl-Trek) finished out the top five with many of the other expected contenders for stage honors quite a bit further back.

I guess tomorrow the sprinters will have to be even more vigilant if they want a stage win before the Champs Elysees on the final day of the Men's Tour de France.

It is always a treat to see the break away succeed.  But then I am a big fan of the underdog.

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Tour de France 23, Stage 18: In the Shadows

Despite the admonishment from the Maillot Vert and with the help of his teammate Victor Campenaerts (Lotto-Dstny) Pascal Eenkhoorn was able to join the front trio who got away from the very start of the stage.  Along with Kasper Asgreen (Soudal-Quick Step) and Jonas Abrahamsen (Uno-X) the quartet never got more than a minute on the peloton behind.  With just twelve kilometers to race to the line in Bourg en Bresse and a mere thirty eight second lead, they must have felt that they could see if not feel the shadow of the peloton.  Yet they were all willing to keep working together.  And the others didn't seem to worried about there being two guys on the same team.  It was highly unlikely that any of them would hold off the hungry sprinters, but at least they were all willing to keep working in hope the peloton would get it wrong.

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Tour de France 23, Stage 18: Leaving the Alps

After yesterday's incredible hard day, the entire peloton had to be thrilled to have the Alps behind them (or at least off to their right).  While today is ear-marked as a day for the sprinters that didn't stop this trio from going off the front from the very first kilometer of the stage.  Jonas Abrahamsen (Uno-X), Victor Campenaerts (Lotto-Dstny), and Kasper Asgreen (Soudal-Quick Step) had to know this was going to be a long effort that would most likely end in tired legs and not much else to show for the effort.  Still, as Jens Voigt would say if you are in the break you may have only a one percent chance of succeeding, but if you aren't there, you will have a zero percent chance of success.  I am paraphrasing is rather terse way of getting his point across. 

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Tour de France 23, Stage 16 ITT, Stomping on the Pedals

Today is the lone individual time trial of this Tour de France.  Usually there are two, plus on occasion a team time trial as well.  It was not a lucky one for Alexis Renard (Cofidis).  He crashed in the very first corner, but got back up and kept riding.  NBC had a commentator in the team car, and as Renard got back up and onto his bike he told the team director that he had dislocated his elbow.  Later in the stage NBC was informed that he had fractured his elbow). That might have something to do with why he was caught by Soren Werenskjold (Uno-X).  To be fair, Renard had just past the guy who started ahead of him, which of course means the Norwegian Time Trial Champion has now passed two guys on the course.  The Norwegian beat Renard by three and a half minutes but was over seven minutes behind the guy who won the stage.  Renard was the Lantern Rouge on the stage, but then he left the race after he finished riding with a broken elbow.

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Tour de France 23, Stage 13: Jumping the Break

With the break away unlikely to stay away until the summit of the Grand Colombier, those in the front group needed to get what prizes they could.  At least that seemed to be the thinking of Mike Teunissen (Intermache-Circus-Wanty).  While it appeared that Anthon Charming (Uno-X), Matej Mohoric (Bahrian-Victorious), and the rest of the large group of escapees, were happy to just roll through the intermediate sprint in Hauteville Lompnes, Teunisson went for the maximum points and prize.  He wasn't really challenged, but I guess it made him feel good to be on today's results list.

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Tour de France 23, Stage 1: Who Is Going to Chase?

When Jonas Gregaard (Uno-X) had attacked the second time on the first climb of this year's Tour, Balentin Ferron (TotalEnergies) and Simon Guglielmi (Arkea-Samsic) looked at each other hoping the other would take up the chase.  These three had been joined by two others in the early break away.  They managed to stay away for roughly a 100 kilometers, but with a Yellow Jersey awaiting the winner of the stage, their efforts were doomed from the start.  While they traded the lead in the King of the Mountains competition amongst themselves, they were caught before the big climb of the day.  Perhaps one of them will come away with the most Aggressive Rider prize, but otherwise they came away empty handed in the end.

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Fleche Wallonne 23, Men’s Race: Let’s Keep Working

The day started with an early break that was kicked off a kilometer one by Jacob Hindsgaul (Uno-X).  He was joined by seven others.  They build up nearly four minutes on the peloton before those behind decided  the gap had gotten just a bit too big.  Hindsgaul looks back over his shoulder to try and convince Raul Garcia Pierna (Equipo Kern Pharma), Lawrence Naesen (Ag2r-Citroen), and rest of his fellow escapees to keep working.  At this point they were climbing Cote de Cherave for the first of three trips around the three climb course.  

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Paris Roubaix 23: Chaos in the Forest

While I don’t normally paint the crashes, they are so much a part of Paris Roubaix that I felt it was necessary.  As they went into one of the most fabled pave sectors, the peloton shook apart and bodies went flying.  It was so chaotic that I wasn’t able to get any of the names of those on the ground or tangled up in the piles of broken bikes.  Some riders races ended at this moment in pain, most particularly last year’s winner, Dylan Van Baarle (Jumbo-Visma).  For most of the others, it might as well have been over, since the attacks were going off the front as they were lying on the unmerciful cobblestones.

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Paris Roubaix Femmes 23: Caught by the Peloton

This trio of Susanne Anderson (Uno-X), Marjolein Van ‘T Geloof (Human Powered Health) and Romy Kasper (AG Insurance-Soudal-Quick Step) had been off the front for virtually all of Paris Roubaix Femmes, but with just ten kilometers left to race, they found themselves being caught by the remnants of the peloton of race favorites.  Kasper had spent some time off the front on her own, but it may have been too much energy spent.  Still, nothing ventured, nothing gained.

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Gent-Wevelgem 23, Women's Race: Can They Catch Her?

It would seem that a group of seven should be able to chase down a single escapee in the final 30 kilometers, but instead partially due to the leader's teammate, Christine Majerus (SD Worx) the gap just kept growing.  These seven including Majerus and Shirin Van Anrooij (Trek-Segafredo), Elinor Barker (Uno-X), Eugenia Bujak (UAE Team ADQ), Pfeiffer Georgi (DSM), Shari Bossuyt (Canyon SRAM) and Anna Hendersen (Jumbo-Visma) seemed unable to close the widening gap.  If they aren't careful, they will find that the rest of the peloton will be able to catch them instead.  If they do, then these women will have even less of a chance of getting onto the podium in Wevelgem.

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Gent-Wevelgem 23, Men's Race: Long Chase, Short Road

All during the race I have had trouble identifying which rider was whom, I am quite sure I wasn't the only one struggling with the race numbers hidden under various jackets and rain capes.  So I can't say which of the Israel Premier Tech riders was leading the chase (unsuccessfully) of the escapeing duo, but he was being aided by Daniel McLay (Arkea Samsic), Alexis Renard (Cofidis) and Rasmus Tiller (Uno-X).  It was awful nice of Uno-X to give Tiller Norwegian Champion's jacket and vest along with his champion's jersey.  I don't know which of the Bora-Hansgrohe riders is looking back to see if any help was forth coming.  With 14 kilometers left to race, it is very unlikely the couple of seconds they were pulling back were going to get them to the leaders in time, thus the title, "Long Chase, Short Road."

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Paris Nice 23, Stage 8: “The Jersey Is Ours”

From the beginning of my painting Paris Nice this year, Jonas Gregaard (Uno-X) has been off the front of the peloton in search of King of the Mountain points.  Today was no different.  Today however, as he went over the third climb of the day first, he radioed back to his team car to let them know that he had won the Polka Dot Jersey of the best climber in the race.  Yes, there are two more climbs to go, but even if Tadej Pogacar (UAE Team Emirates) goes over them both first, he still couldn’t catch Gregaard.  He was followed over the Cote de Berre les Alpes by Clement Champoussin (Arkea-Samsic) and David de la Cruz (Astana-Qazaqstan).  Just peeking around the corner is Oliver Naesen (Ag2r-Citroen) and the rest of the early break away.

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Paris Nice 23, Stage 5: Every Point on Offer

Even though he is hanging his head, Jonas Gregaard (Uno-X) had to be thrilled to give over the final climb of the day, as he did every other climb in the stage, first.  He has now built up a lead in the King of the Mountains competition that is two and a half times more KOM points than his nearest competitor.  Since the guy in second is in the Maillot Jaune of race leader, I think he will be more focused on keeping that one, not on trying to catch Gregaard.  There is still a lot of climbing in the remaining three days of racing so it still remains to be seen if he will still be in the Maillot a Pois when he gets to Nice.

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