Tag: Wout van Aert
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Tour de France 2021: Stage 21 – Wout’s wheels
Stage 21 – Paris, and the one where Mark Cavendish breaks Merckx’s record and wins 35 stages….but sadly the fairytale finish wasn’t to be. The stage began well, but towards the climax, Cavendish became separated from his lead out man, and instead took up position on the wheels of Wout Van Aert. He was side […]
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Tour de France 2021: Stage 20 – Tadej waits
Stage 20 – Tadej waits to start his time trial. He is in yellow and has been for so much of the race. He has made a remarkable start to his career, raced two Tours de France and won them both, not to mention his other achievements. This view shows just how young he is, […]
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Tour de France 2021: Stage 18 – Pretty Town
Another little study from Stage 18 that I like because of the peloton taking a bend, always love to see it and draw it – This town was attractive too, very French even down to the ‘Tabac’ sign – beautiful! Stage 18, Pretty town £150 Original watercolour with pen and ink Original watercolour, with pen […]
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Tour de France 2021: Stage 18 – A little study
Stage 18 – A little study from Stage 18 that I like because of the flag – It shows a breakaway with riders from B & B Hotels, with a glimpse of Julian Alaphilippe behind Stage 18, A little study £150 Original watercolour with pen and ink Original watercolour, with pen and inkTour de France […]
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Tour de France 2021: Stage 18 – Wout
Stage 18 – and a view, (finally!) of Wout Van Aert, who is such an accomplished cyclist – he can do anything – with his sights also set on the Olympics soon, but he seems to be able to do anything, from climbing to sprinting and of course, time trialling, this multi-talented Belgian rider is […]
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Tour de France 2019: Stage 10 – Saint-Flour to Albi
Bonjour! This was another long, hot, rolling day through beautiful countryside, heading south. The anticipated issue for the riders was crosswinds, always tricky. A breakaway of five riders began the campaign but were soon reigned in.The groups came together, split and divided so much – it was really hard to keep up. The finish was […]
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