Pino Cerami, oldest Tour-stage winner since WWII, dies at 92
The rider affectionately known as "Pino" won Paris-Roubaix and Flèche Wallonne in 1960, and finished third in the worlds road race
The rider affectionately known as "Pino" won Paris-Roubaix and Flèche Wallonne in 1960, and finished third in the worlds road race
Pino Cerami is surprised by Boonen's return to the top; Niki Terpstra welcomes rainy Roubaix; Wouter Mol out four weeks with a broken collarbone
Chris Sutton's Team Sky Pinarello and Johnny Clarke's UHC Boardman
2010 Grand Prix Pino Cerami results
Basque hills and French cobblestones dominate what’s sure to be an action-packed week of racing in Europe.
The Grand Prix Pino Cerami is a 193.3-km race in the Belgian province of Hainaut. It is a UCI 1.1 category race that began in 1964.