Posted on July 18, 2014
Bonjour! Stage13 arrived in the Alps and passed through the city of Grenoble. Spectacular scenery, including the still snowy and very white, Mont Blanc. This was another hard stage with more riders abandoning or falling back. Steering a very confident course through much of the race was Alessandro De Marchio who forged ahead. Until that is, the brilliant Vincenzo Nibali burst past everyone in the final kilometres to take the win alone and in style. Vincenzo has worn the Yellow Jersey for many days and must be the favourite for Paris. Who can catch him? Here are my drawings:
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Category: cycling, TDF 2014, Tour de France Tagged: art, arts, Astana, Chamrousse, cycling, cycling, drawing, drawing fast, drawings gallery, gallopin, garmin, illustration, ink, light, nibali, outdoors, reportage, sagan, Saint-Étienne, sky, sport, travel, vacation, yellow jersey
Posted on July 18, 2014
Bonjour! Stage12 continued the theme begun on Stage 11, hot sunshine, rolling countryside and beautiful chateaux. The announcement came that Andrew Talansky joined 4 other team leaders in retirement, but the race pressed on. French fans enjoying the progress of riders Cyril Gaultier and Perrig Quemeneur who brokeaway with Simon Clarke to lead for a great section of the stage. The sprint to the line saw Peter Sagan miss out on the win yet again – just beaten by Alexander Kristoff for the Russian team Katusha. And this was a ‘quiet’ stage! Here are my drawings:
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Category: cycling, TDF 2014, Tour de France Tagged: Alexander Kristoff, art, arts, Astana, Bourg-en-Bresse, cycling, cycling, drawing, drawing fast, drawings gallery, gallopin, garmin, illustration, ink, Katusha, kittel, light, martin, nibali, outdoors, Perrig Quemeneur, reportage, Roche, sagan, Saint-Étienne, Simon Clarke, sky, sport, team Katusha, team leaders, travel, vacation, yellow jersey
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