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Team Sky's Ben Swift finished second on the opening stage o
This five stage tour started in Bavaria, north of Munich with a 193.8km stage from Pfaffenhofen to Muhldorf and attracted a quality field.Having dealt with the the second category Schweitenkirchen climb and t, crossing the Isar river thro
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German sprint king Andrei Greipel took the opening stage of
Stage one was a 194.2km stage from Lochristi, which was hosting the Tour of Belgium for the first time to the seaside resort of Knokke-Heist in a five stage race of 730.1kms first run in 1899 and once won by Sean Yeates.Oliver Chevalier t
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Team UK Youth overhaul Team Raleigh to take charge of The P
Team UK Youth overhauled Team Raleigh to move in to the lead of The Pearl Izumi Tour Series in Stoke-on-Trent on Tuesday night under the watchful gaze of team owner and Formula One World Champion Nigel Mansell. Captain Yanto Barker took
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Chris Froome will lead Team Sky for the 100th Tour De France
The 100th edition of Le Tour starts in Corsica at the end of June and Team Sky have announced that Sir Bradley Wiggins who was the first Britis
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Cycling not ugly duckling of sport - Tour boss
Tour de France boss Christian Prudhomme said the scandal-ridden sport of cycling had changed and is no longer "the little ugly duckling" it is
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Wiggins not concerned by Grand Tour route
Team Sky's Bradley Wiggins has said that he is not particularly concerned about the route of the Giro D'Italia which starts on Saturday in N
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Greipel wins second successive stage of Turkey
Andre Greipel won his second successive stage in the Tour Of Turkey when he powered home to victory in the fifth stage. On the 182km st
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Mauro Santambrogio of Vini Fantini-Selle Italia wins fourte
by Kev Monks 20 May 2013 09:29
Mauro Santambrogio of Vini Fantini-Selle Italia won the fourteenth stage of the Giro D'Italia.Again, the bad weather which has plaqued this year's Giro, struck and race organisers RCS Sport were forced to announced that the climb up Sestr
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Teejay Van Garderen wins the Amgem Tour Of California Time
by Kev Monks 18 May 2013 09:42
Race leader Teejay Van Garderen won the Amgem Tour Of California Time Trial in San Jose.The stage might have finished in a park but it was no walk in one, as the course was a tough 31.6kms of pretty much flat roads which included a climb
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Blanco's Theo Bos wins third stage of the Tour Of Norway
by Kev Monks 18 May 2013 09:39
Blanco's Theo Bos won the third stage of the Tour Of Norway.A 163km stage from Tønsberg to Drammen saw the crowd enjoying one of their national holiday's and they saw home rider Sven Erik Bystrøm of the Team Oster Hus-Ridley team, take the fir
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Mark Cavendish wins his second successive stage of the Giro
by Kev Monks 18 May 2013 09:17
Mark Cavendish won his second consecutive stage when he won the Giro D'Italia Stage 13 this afternoon..The longest stage of the race at 254km was a flat stage from Busseto to Cherasco, without Sir Bradley Wiggins, Ryder Hesjesdal and Nace
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Wiggins withdraws from Giro D'Italia with chest infection
by Kev Monks 18 May 2013 09:14
Sir Bradley Wiggins has been withdrawn from the Giro D'Italia due to a chest infection and a cold.The 2012 Tour De France winner and former British Champion suffered badly in rain which did not help his condition on Stage 12 and came in
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Radio Shack's Jens Voigt won the fifth stage of the Tour Of
by Kev Monks 17 May 2013 09:19
Whilst, most of Europe suffered heavy rain, the weather was still warm but overcast as the riders set off on the 186km stage from Santa Barbara to Avila Beach.Thomas De Gendt (Vacansoleil-DCM), Kai Chun Feng (Champion System) and Carter
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Alexander Kristoff followed up his win in the Tour of Norwa
by Kev Monks 17 May 2013 09:16
Seven riders in Sander Cordeel (Lotto-Belisol), who passed in first position over the two climbs of the day and became the King of the Mountains, Thomas Degand (Accent Jobs-Wanty), Javier Aramendia (Caja Rural), Laurens de Vreese and Stijn Nei
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Mark Cavendish recorded his 100th stage victory when he won
by Kev Monks 17 May 2013 09:11
A shorter 134km stage from Longarone to Treviso was one for the sprinters including Mark Cavendish who was looking to record one hundred stage victories.The stage finally started after a bus which was blocking the road after breaking do
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