Posted on July 20, 2016
Bonjour! Stage 14 gave the sprinters another chance to shine after a long hot day’s riding. There were some classic Tour de France scenery, fields of bright sunflowers and deep blue skies. A great partnership between Jérémy Roy (FDJ) and Martin Elmiger (IAM) kept everyone on their toes and there was a lovely handshake between them as they were finally chased down. The race ended with a burst to the line, Mark Cavendish tucking in neatly behind Marcel Kittel. He cheekily darted round a frustrated Kittel to take win No.4 – Amazing and brilliant as ever! Here are my drawings:
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Category: Cycling, TDF 2016, Tour de France Tagged: art, Cycling, Cycling art, Jeremy Roy, LeTour, Mark Cavendish, Martin Elmiger, sunflowers, TDF2016, Tour de France
Posted on July 22, 2014
Bonjour! Stage15 was a long stage leaving the Alps and heading through the south of France towards the Pyrenees. The course passed through classic French countryside, but with crosswinds and storms at times, it was still a challenge for the riders. Two made an impressive breakaway lead by Martin Elmiger and Jack Bauer. At the end of the stage they were caught and passed by the head of the peloton – all sprinters – and there was nothing either man could do to assuage the onslaught! Amazing stuff – can’t wait for Stage 16! Here are my drawings:
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Category: Cycling, TDF 2014, Tour de France Tagged: arts, Astana, Cycling, drawing, drawing fast, drawings gallery, French countryside, garmin, illustration, ink, Jack Bauer, Life, light, majka, Martin Elmiger, Nîmes, nibali, outdoors, reportage, Risoul, sagan, sky, south of France, sport, Tallard, Tour de France, travel, vacation, Vincenzo Nibali, yellow jersey