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Doctor's orders: The Dr Michele Ferrari Journal
Dr Michele Ferrari, coach to cycling greats including Moser, Bugno, Argentin and Rominger, in addition to four-time Tour de France winner and defending champion Lance Armstrong, has never been afraid to push the boundaries of sports science.
In the centenary edition of Le Tour, cycling's most controversial sports doctor will be providing Cyclingnews readers with his unique insight into the mindset of what makes or breaks a champion.
2003 entries
Vuelta a España
- Stage 20 - Superb time trialling
- Stage 19 - Theory vs. reality
- Stage 16 - Power saving in the mountains
- Stage 15 - TT vs. climbing ability trade off
- Stage 13 - An important step to victory
- Stages 11-12 - The wind takes its toll
- Stages 7-8 - Tangled tactics
- Stage 6 - The mathematics of time trialing
- Stage 5 - Tour vs Vuelta & Petacchi vs Petacchi
- Stage 3 - Another rainy day at the Vuelta
- Stage 1 - Harmony is the key
Tour de France
- Stage 20 - A special Tour
- Stage 19 - The rain changes everything
- Stage 18 - The effects of tri-bars
- Stage 17 - Endurance riders reign
- Stage 16 - A significant athletic exploit
- Stage 15 - Adrenaline powered climbing
- Stage 14 - Less heat = faster race
- Stage 13 - A still dehydrated Lance?
- Stage 12 - Ullrich spins it up
- Stage 9 - Beloki's crash
- Stage 9 - Beloki's crash
- Stage 8 - Heat-affected zone
- Stage 7 - Endurance prodigy
- Stage 5 - At the speed of light
- Stage 4 - How to ride a perfect TTT
- Stage 3 - The crisis of the third day
- Stage 1 - Crashes at the Tour de France
- Prologue - The winning formula
- July 4 - The secrets to Tour success
Profile and Interview
- Dr Michele Ferrari's website - www.53x12.com
- Dr Michele Ferrari part one: Training methods and 20 years of changes
- Dr Michele Ferrari part two: The court case and Lance Armstrong
