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Category Archives: Tour de France
I’m the best f*****g sprinter in the world
An article appeared in Q magazine a couple of months ago about the band Coldplay. The article in question showed a human, vulnerable side to lead singer Chris Martin which doesn’t usually come across in interviews (or in their music). … Continue reading
Posted in Tour de France
Tagged Cavendish, Farrar, Haedo, Hushovd, Kittel, Petacchi, Wiggins
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The most underwhelming Grand Tour winner
Over the years there have been some incredible exploits in Grand Tours where one rider has dominated the entire race. The most overwhelming of these was probably the Tour de France debut of the greatest cyclist ever, Eddy Merckx. In … Continue reading
Posted in Giro d'Italia, Tour de France, Vuelta a Espana
Tagged Binda, Casero, Giovannetti, Maertens, Merckx, Walkowiak
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Froome, Cobo, Time Bonuses and the Tour de France
In the 2011 edition of the Vuelta a Espana, Juan Jose Cobo won by a margin of just 13 seconds over runner up Chris Froome. It’s unlikely that you’ll find a report of this race anywhere which doesn’t state that … Continue reading
Posted in Tour de France, Vuelta a Espana
Tagged Cipollini, Cobo, Froome, Indurain, Museeuw, Nelissen, Saronni, Visentini, Wiggins
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What a difference a pro makes
Eight months before the Olympic Time Trial takes place in London, Fabian Cancellara was out around Surrey doing a recon of the 44km route, as revealed in the latest Cycling Weekly magazine. When one of his entourage suggested that they … Continue reading
Posted in Tour de France
Tagged Armstrong, Bruyneel, Cancellara, Evans, Saronni, Schleck, Zilioli
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Get Outta That Saddle Stephen!
The 1980′s was a magical time for Irish professional cycling. For a while we could lay claim to the top two cyclists in the world. Sean Kelly and Stephen Roche won everything (except the Tour of Flanders). At no stage … Continue reading
Posted in Classics, Giro d'Italia, Music, Tour de France, Vuelta a Espana, World Championships
Tagged Kelly, Roche
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