Tag Archives: Tour de France
Chris Carmichael Blog: Why the 2012 Tour de France Peloton is a Crash-Prone Environment
As many of you have already guessed, I’m not writing daily Tour de France content this year. It feels a bit strange to watch the race and not write about it each day, but after 12 years writing commentary and … Continue reading
Chris Carmichael Blog: Keeping Your Best Days From Becoming Your Worst
I’ve been in the Santa Ynez Valley in California for our Spring Training Camps over the past few weeks, my 13th year of trading the cold of Colorado for the sunny warmth of southern California to get in some great … Continue reading
Team Trainright Blog: Gotta know when to fold ‘em at a race, by Jon Mullen
By Team Trainright's Jon Mullen DNF–the acronym that athletes never like to see next to their name on the results sheet. Sometimes, however, removing yourself from the race can be a good thing. While flopping oneself across the finish line … Continue reading
TDF Stage 21: First-Time Winners Claim All Competitions as Tour de France Concludes in Paris
By Chris Carmichael Cadel Evans wrapped up a near-perfect Tour de France today, crossing the finish line on the Champs Elysees to become the first Australian ever to win the race. It’s been a long time coming for Evans, who … Continue reading
2011 “Do the Tour, Stay at Home” Workout Program – Stage 21: HighSpeedSprints
Stage 21: Creteil – Paris (Champs Elysees) (95km) Following a long transfer from Grenoble to the outskirts of Paris, the peloton will roll out on the final stage of the 2011 Tour de France. Traditionally, the race for the yellow … Continue reading
