Timepiece Merano, Italy June 2nd, 1986
By Rouleur staff
Photography by Graham Watson via Getty
16 MARCH 2026 | UPDATED 09.54 AM BST
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In printIssue 144
The Tour Issue
Le Tour de France: a race defined by colour, passion and history, whose drama and romance continue to shape the identity of cycling’s greatest stage.
In printIssue 144
The Tour Issue
Le Tour de France: a race defined by colour, passion and history, whose drama and romance continue to shape the identity of cycling’s greatest stage.
