Richard Carapaz

For three weeks they’ve all been taking each day and each stage as it comes and now it’s down to the last big one. For Dan Martin it’s also the last c(...)

The opportunities came and went as they do across the longest and cruellest of stages and still there was nothing lost or gained at the front of the r(...)

The bike and the body language were both in fighting mode and Dan Martin clearly hasn’t given up the chase, the main obstacle now between regaining hi(...)

They call it the race of truth and there was no denying the end result, Dan Martin slipping almost a minute off a podium position after the individual(...)

Everyone has their own definition of a rest day. In Grand Tour cycling it means keeping the wheels and legs in spin ahead of what’s to come and Monday(...)

There is no hiding on the Angliru. Dan Martin said it before the start of Stage 12 and so it proved at the finish, the tortuously high mountain pass c(...)

It certainly wasn’t the bunch sprint that Sam Bennett had envisaged and nor was he even a part of it, the Irish rider trailed off long before the Stag(...)

On the first approach everything and everyone appeared reasonably aligned and all Sam Bennett had to do was work his magic, riding off the front of th(...)

For a while they circled each other like the vultures which inhabit the Alto de Moncalvillo and then one by one moved in for the kill, Dan Martin left(...)

It came down to the equivalent of a middle distance kick in which case there could only be one winner, Michael Woods once again doing on his bicycle w(...)