Ulle rides again!
Jan Ullrich was recently spotted at a cyclosportif event in Italy.
The pseudonym he registered with? Max Kraft (or, in English MAX POWER!!!!!).
Good to see the big German out on the roads again.
COOOSA? maledetto jan, stai sfuggendo al mio controllo.
Paris-Roubaix 2012
A very proud Tom Boonen cradles his cobble.
(via Photo from AP Photo)
che merda di gara, boonen suca.
La bicicletta è una linea retta con l’infanzia”
“The bicycle is a straight line with childhood”
DIDIER TRONCHET
(via Wall Photos)
Mark Cavendish with his newborn daughter Delilah.
(via proud mama Peta on Twitter / @petatodd: I couldn’t be prouder… @ …)
Franco Ballerini after his final Paris-Roubaix in 2001, which he finished in 32nd place. Photo: © Bettini (via Franco Ballerini After His Final Paris-Roubaix In 2001, Which He Finished In 32nd Place. Photos | Cyclingnews.com)
Dutch cyclist Kirsten Wild receives the leader’s gold jersey from Belgian cycling legend Eddy Merckx after she won the first stage of the Tour of Qatar women’s cycling race in al-Khor, north of the capital Doha, on February 1, 2012. The route of the first stage covered 97 kms from the Camel Race Track in Doha to the Corniche of al-Khor. (Photo by Karim Jaafar/AFP/Getty Images)
eddy hai ricominciato a mangiare i prosciuttini eh?
Spaniard Oscar Freire in the 2012 Katusha kit (via Spaniard Oscar Freire in the 2012 Katusha kit Photos | Cyclingnews.com)
bello oscarino.
1922, fierce battle between Belgian, French and Italian runners. Finally, Firmin LAMBOT (Belgium) picked up the yellow jersey. Robert JACQUINOT, man on the photo, was the leader during the first two stages, before knowing a difficult stage in Les Sables d’Olonne. (via Wall Photos)
Vuelta a Espana 2002
Robert Heras and Aitor Gonzalez on the Angliru.
minchia aitor gonzalez, c’ho la foto avvinghiata a lui, ma quanti bei ricordi.
