L’Eroica
You may have seen the coverage from the recent race in Tuscany passing across the famous white roads - strade bianchi - in the Monte Paschi Eroica. Whilst you may…
Taming the Dragon
For the last few years La Fuga has been giving people the chance to experience the great European sportives and granfondos. From La Marmotte to the Maratona, La Fuga has…
I Love the Massif Central
Ross spent a year racing in the beautiful Auvergne region, situated in the heart of the Massif Central region. A former railway station situated in a sleepy suburb of Clermont…
I Love the Alps
Having traversed the length of the French Alps from North to South, and spent countless hours on the bike exploring the Southern Alps, I’m always surprised at the variation…
Mallorca Training Academy
While some people are still providing lists of the best of last year, here at La Fuga, we're all about 2011. To give you the best opportunity on your bike…
Ardennes Classic week
You're looking forward to a great 2011 season, you've been to see many pro road races, and yet you're keen to get the miles in with a view to seeing…
Finding the Queen in Hell
While we are all holed up on our turbo trainers wishing it won't snow this weekend, attentions are turning to the Spring Classics. You might even be watching past editions…
Ronde 2010
Belgium isn’t a million miles away from England, but for the second monument of the pro-cycling season, it might as well be. The Ronde Van Vlaanderen (de Ronde for short,…
Why Ride A Randonnée?
by Simon Mottram, Rapha founder Every season, the keen road rider can choose from numerous exciting riding holidays. Training camps, cycling tours, the Etape and Gran Fondos, all offer the…
Premature Giro Excitement
We've just launched our Giro trip for 2010 and there's a real sense of excitement round the office. The Giro organisers seem to have a real knack of putting together…
