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2011 Tour De France: And then there were four

By JV Araneta | July 23, 2011 - 12:00am

Four riders made the race today. First, Andy Schleck rode a la Merckx. He made a lot of people eat humble pie, me included.

Freeman Cebu Sports

2011 Tour de France

By Jose Vicente 'JV' Araneta | July 16, 2011 - 12:00am

During the second climb of the day, on the Col de Tourmalet, a 17km climb, Team Leopard went to work.I didn't really understand what they were up to since there was still a final climb to Luz Ardiden, 13.1km and...

Freeman Cebu Sports

The least popular Grand Tour

By Jose Vicente Araneta | September 13, 2010 - 12:00am

The 2010 Vueltaa Espana, a three-week stage race in Spain, has seven (of 21) more stages to go before it concludes in Madrid yet it seemed that nobody seems to notice it.

Freeman Cebu Sports

Tour De France: Unlucky Lance

By JV Araneta | July 8, 2010 - 12:00am

A lot of folks had ambiguous thoughts about the Tour de France having a stage pass through the ancient cobblestones (13km in all!) that is part of the greatest one-day race in the world, Paris-Roubaix. Some said...

Freeman Cebu Sports

Tour wrap-up

By JV Araneta | July 28, 2009 - 12:00am

Alberto Contador proved that he is the best cyclist in the world today. At 26, he has a realistic chance of beating Lance Armstrong’s seven TdF wins.

Freeman Cebu Sports

Contador seals Tour title; Lance third

July 27, 2009 - 12:00am

MONT VENTOUX, France – Alberto Contador all but sealed his second Tour de France victory by keeping the yellow jersey after Saturday’s punishing penultimate stage, and Lance Armstrong remained in third...

Sports

Contador all but locks up Tour de France crown

July 26, 2009 - 5:08am

Alberto Contador all but sealed his second Tour de France title yesterday, keeping the yellow jersey after a punishing mountain ride in the next to last stage. And almost certain to join him on the podium is Lance...

2009 Tour de France: Mont Ventoux

By JV Araneta | July 26, 2009 - 12:00am

Here are the facts of Stage 20: 167-km long, five categorized climbs with one “hors category” climb, the Ventoux.

Freeman Cebu Sports

2009 Tour de France: It's Contador's Tour to lose

By JV Araneta | July 25, 2009 - 12:00am

Lance Armstrong’s so-so ride in the 40.5km ITT (16th, @1’29” behind Alberto Contador) put him back in 3rd place overall but a possible podium finish in Paris is still up in the thin air of Mont...

Freeman Cebu Sports

Contador wins, has Tour crown in bag

July 25, 2009 - 12:00am

Alberto Contador won the final time trial in the Tour de France on Thursday, and Lance Armstrong moved up one spot to third place overall.

Sports