Eyes on Ronde van Vlaanderen 🇧🇪 today… The second Monument of the season with 278km from Antwerp to Oudenaarde, 16 cobbled climbs, the Oude Kwaremont, the Paterberg. This is it. The big favourite list names... Pogačar, MVDP, Wout Van Aert, and Remco Evenepoel on his Flanders debut 🤯And still the winner might not even be one of them, Vermeersch, Pedersen, Van Baarle are all lurking. The last time all four faced each other in a one-day race was the 2023 World Championships in Glasgow, so today's battle promises to be something special. Photo by Getty Images

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Just ride!

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Eyes on Dwars door Vlaanderen 🇧🇪 live… Wout Van Aert at the front… but only seconds behind it’s the big group pushing. He needs a win badly. Last year here, Visma had three against Powless and he still lost… he is looking for redemption. I would love to see him win 🤞 No MVDP today… he skips this one ahead of Flanders on Sunday, where Evenepoel is joining the show 🤯 Photo by Getty Images​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

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Who’s already started riding this year?

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Yesterday wasn't a big deal… but today I'm feeling it a little 😅

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Eyes on In Flanders Fields 🇧🇪 live… First edition under the new name. No Pedersen, winner of the last two editions, out due to illness, so no defending champion. Time for MVDP, Van Aert, Philipsen, De Lie among others in the main group. With around 70 km to go, everything is still to play for. Van der Poel has won everything in Flanders except this one… today feels like the day 👀 Photo by Getty Images​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

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Looking for photos ahead of tomorrow’s race: In Flanders Fields 🇧🇪… I’ve fallen into two rabbit holes. Cor Vos The man who shot cycling history for 50 years. Black & white film, no autofocus, no internet. He passed away last October at 77. The archive lives on. corvos.photoshelter.com Kramon. Kristof Ramon. The Belgian who took over where the legends left off. Raw emotion, brutal beauty, the suffering that makes this sport what it is. https://kramon.be/ Two photographers. Decades apart. If you’re into this kind of thing, go lose yourself for a while.

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Eyes on E3 Saxo Classic 🇧🇪 live… Race already breaking apart on the cobbles, small groups everywhere and tension rising. Mathieu van der Poel and Mads Pedersen right where expected, leading the action. Feels like a proper prelude to Paris–Roubaix… and MVDP looks like he came here with something to prove. Photo by Getty Images

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The secret to a well maintained bike is to use your tongue

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"Japan always gets the cool stuff" is actually a fact.

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Still can’t get over last Saturday’s Milano–Sanremo… Tadej Pogačar’s last hour was unreal

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The weather has gotten warmer.

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Eyes on Milano–Sanremo 🇮🇹 tomorrow… Mathieu van der Poel ⚔️ Tadej Pogačar Almost 300 km… and it might all come down to a few explosive minutes on the Poggio (or even before that) Different styles, same goal. This is going to be special. Photo by Getty Images

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Eyes on Milano–Torino 🇮🇹 today… The perfect midweek appetizer before Milano–Sanremo. This is the oldest race in cycling. Nothing in this sport comes from before Milano–Torino. Back in 1876, there wasn’t even a proper bicycle as we know it… just those massive high-wheelers rolling between the cities 150 years ago 😅 On the racing side today, Tom Pidcock stands out. It looks like a big chance to bounce back after his bad luck at Strade Bianche with those two mechanicals at the worst possible moments. Also Roglič is showing great legs so far, with a tactical quite clear from the Red Bull Bora Team, having 3 riders ready to get the race today. Let's see who takes it in these last 15km

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Paris–Nice 🇫🇷 and Tirreno–Adriatico 🇮🇹 both closed their 2026 editions. Two races, two dominant champions. In France, Jonas Vingegaard left no room for doubt. He took yellow in the chaos of stage 4 and there was no chance for anyone from there. Dani Martínez 2nd, Steinhauser 3rd. I kind of missed a fight with Ayuso tho', but his heavy crash forced him out of the race. In Italy, Isaac Del Toro got the victory at the Corsa dei Due Mari and he did it with the authority of someone well beyond his 22 years. Jorgenson 2nd, Pellizzari 3rd. I enjoyed a lot MVDP performances the entire week. The classics block is here. All eyes on Milano-Sanremo now. Photos by Getty Images https://farcaster.xyz/victoctero/0x3b10392c https://farcaster.xyz/victoctero/0x8a643b0b

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