They call it Hell of the North. It is the terrain of the Spring Classics, the one where the greatest champions compare and clash to write their names in legend. It is where physical pain reaches its sublimation and is transformed, as far as possible, into epic satisfaction. This feeling of the North belongs to all of us who cycle, no need to race Flanders or La Roubaix.

Alvento 38 transports you to this dimension, now that the wait for the racing season is over and it’s a succession of great events and evening rides, taking advantage of the light that makes the days longer and longer.

Some contents:
– Waiting for the races: the opening weekend of the season in Flanders with the Omloop and the KBK.
– Tim Merlier interviewed by Andy McGrath.
– Eighty Mercx, or the Cannibal’s 80th birthday.
– A new beginning – a day with Marc Hirschi of Tudor Pro Cycling.
– Reality and the mountains – our reconnaissance of the queen stage of the Giro d’Italia 2025, the Biella – Champoluc.
– Tour of Tigray – Ethiopia seeks solace in cycling after years of bloody civil war.
– Auckland-Wellington in one day – yet another feat by Lachlan Morton.
… and much more!