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This is great ....
All the stages results of each tour and GC .... brilliant
http://www.memoire-du-cyclisme.net/eta_tdf/presentation_tdf.php
In french, but doesn't take a genius to work out .... |
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My type of site, B.  |
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Great site!
Now when talking to someone i dont like i will be able to announce who won the fifth stage of the 1973 Tour de France and they will shut up and leave me alone |
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I like these too:
http://www.grenoblecycling.com/index.htm
Full of info on those alpine cols - photos, rides etc. Hats off to Russell for maintaining this comprehensive site.
http://www.climbbybike.com/index.asp
Excellent climbing info - profiles, personela stories etc |
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| Cool sites too BG! |
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Great sites, any way to make this post thread a sticky so that its up towards the top all the time?  |
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I like this one because it's quite controversial - sure someone's already posted this but it it useful to have a thread like this where we cahttp://justcycling.myfastforum.org/about936.html
justcycling.myfastforum.org :: Great websiten get all the good links together:
http://www.cyclingranking.com/?http://www.cyclingranking.com/home.php
Current top 5 - Merckx, Bartali, Kelly, Moser, Jalabert |
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Thanks BG - you have enabled me to do something I've been wanting to do for a long time ... compare Bartali with Merckx, adjusting for the 6 years Bartali lost between 1939 and 1945!
Merckx - points accumulated between ages 20-24 and 32-33 is 5565
Bartali - points accumulated between ages 21-24 and 32-33 is 6089
For fairness, I have not included the 5908 points Bartali accumulated aged 34 and over as Merckx retired at 33.
Means nothing ... but interesting nevertheless! |
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| Glad to be of help! I'm glad to see Jalabert rated so highly - after all, he is the only rider except Merckx to take all 3 jerseys - overall, points and KoM - in a GT |
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| Yeah .... I think hughly under-rated because he never held the jersey in Paris. |
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| What I like is that the rankings aren't all about how many times someone won the TdF - except for Merckx there's not a 5+ times winner in that top 5 |
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| there was another one, I can´t remember it right now, |
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| little old Ireland ranked 15th best country, i wanna see us break the top 10 by 2010!! |
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Liked looking at the top 20 GC finishers for every year. A lot of names now gone or forgotten! Wonderful link! |
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found it!!!!
http://www.cycling4all.com/ |
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My favorite doping news archives website. They are ALL OF THEM, completely gassed!!!!! |
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This ranking is the one that really matters
source www.cycling4all.com
Top 25 Best Professional riders of all time
Eddy Merckx (Bel)
Bernard Hinault (Fra)
Sean Kelly (Irl)
Jacques Anquetil (Fra)
Francesco Moser (Ita)
Gino Bartali (Ita)
Felice Gimondi (Ita)
Joop Zoetemelk (Ned)
Fausto Coppi (Ita)
Roger De Vlaeminck (Bel)
Rik Van Looy (Bel)
Raymond Poulidor (Fra)
Miguel Indurain (Spa)
Laurent Jalabert (Fra)
Lance Armstrong (Usa)
Tony Rominger (Swi)
Alfredo Binda (Ita)
Louison Bobet (Fra)
Giuseppe Saronni (Ita)
Ferdi Kübler (Swi)
Freddy Maertens (Bel)
Jan Ullrich (Ger)
Herman Van Springel (Bel)
Alex Zülle (Swi)
Greg Lemond (Usa) |
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nice site!
I found the 1991 TDF to be fascinating...the end of Lemond's run and begginning of Indurain's...Amazing how long the long the Time Trials were back then....Guess they had to shorten them with Indurain killing everybody by 3 minutes or more....lol
One thing about 1991....Lemond lost his grip but he continued to attack and get into breaks....Have to admire a man not going down without a fight.... |
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| cyclingtv wrote: | This ranking is the one that really matters
source www.cycling4all.com
Top 25 Best Professional riders of all time
Eddy Merckx (Bel)
Bernard Hinault (Fra)
Sean Kelly (Irl)
Jacques Anquetil (Fra)
Francesco Moser (Ita)
Gino Bartali (Ita)
Felice Gimondi (Ita)
Joop Zoetemelk (Ned)
Fausto Coppi (Ita)
Roger De Vlaeminck (Bel) |
Another interesting list.
Not sure why this is 'the one that really matters'? Am I missing something?
Also surprised no one has picked up on my point that my namesake is right up there at the top of the pile despite virtually stopping racing between 25 and 31 - prime age for a road cyclist! Same for Coppi, though he will have missed fewer of his prime years as he was a bit younger. Obviously I am a Bartali fan, but even I was suprised that he amassed more points than (say) merckx between the ages of 20 to 24 and 32 to 33.
Sorry ... you are probably all thinking "change the record Bartali"  |
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I have a great deal of respect for Bartali - he was helping the Italian resistance to ship out Jewish Italians by transporting documents whilst out training and eventually guiding Jewish refugees to Switzerland himself. This at great personal risk. An extraordinary story.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gino_Bartali
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