How The Race Was Won – Giro d’Italia 2013 – Stages 10-15

May 27 2013

The penultimate week of the race! Yes, you were probably expecting this last weekend, but I had a blast riding out in California with Supporter Club Tyler Wren. Anyway—I have another one of these to churn out, so no lengthy preambling. Enjoy!

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