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Norman Hill
Part One, Six Day Racing in the 60's and 70's
VeloVeritas, 21 June 2014
You may not have heard of Englishman, Norman Hill – but he has the T-shirt, video and DVD as a ‘stayer,’ Six Day man and kermis rider on the hard roads of Flanders and The Netherlands.
Here’s his story.
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 Hugh Carthy
Road Cycling UK,
19 June 2014
Rising British star Hugh Carthy savours Tour de Korea success.
Rapha Condor JLT's teenage ace celebrates 'biggest win' of his career. While the focus on the British charge for the Tour de France’s maillot jaune will soon be dominating the headlines, one rising star has already pulled on a yellow jersey this summer.
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 Anna Van Der Breggen
Cobbles & Hills,
18 June 2014
Anna van der Breggen: “I’d like to play my own chances in the Worlds’ road race”
Anna van der Breggen (Zwolle, Netherlands, 1990) is clearly one of the biggest rising stars of our sport, but, somehow, she remains as a relatively unknown rider for many, except for a few enthusiastic cycling fans. But the numbers are there, and just a quick glimpse is enough to prove she’s current
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 Ashleigh Moolman - Pasio
Podium Cafe,
17 June 2014
Part 2, on getting into cycling, how she keeps perspective, and much more.
In part 2, she talks about getting into into the sport, how a catastrophic horse riding accident and her faith help her keep her perspective, how she's always learning, and much more.
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 Andy Schleck
CyclingTips,
17 June 2014
The criticism is sometimes a big issue
From Maillot Jaune to domestique du luxe. Confirmed today as part of the Trek Factory Racing Team for the Tour de France, former winner Andy Schleck will head into the race as a helper rather than as a contender, putting on hold ambitions of a high general classification result.
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 Levi Leipheimer
Velonews
16 June 2014
People don’t want to hear what I have to say, and I don’t blame them
Leipheimer is a former world-class athlete, but with a permanent stain on his legacy. He spent half his life building toward achievements that many see as meaningless. He is a former role model, but a man without a platform. He carries a wealth of knowledge about professional cycling, but is uncerta
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 George Atkins
VeloVeritas,
15 June 2014
aleigh's Winner of the Davie Campbell Road Race 2014.
A familiar name cropped up to win the recent David Campbell Memorial Race in Fife, run on a tough course over the Cults Hills – that of George Atkins. Spent time living and racing in Scotland a year or two ago riding for the Velo Ecosse team. This year he’s stepped up from the 100% ME amateur squad
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 Joseph Lloyd Dombrowski
Cafe Roubaix,
14 June 2014
The plan is to start the Vuelta.
When I spoke with Joe Dombrowski, he was in the French Alps, at Isola 2000, where he was preparing for the Tour de Suisse, which starts today. A rider with a huge potential for the stage races, the young American isn’t bothered anymore by the knee problems that troubled him in the first months of th
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 Jay McCarthy
Ride,
14 June 2014
Everything started to fall into place
For his day job, Rupert Guinness writes about sport. He started with rowing and he’s regularly covered rugby but it’s cycling that has been the biggest influence on his professional life. As a journalist for Fairfax Media, he has covered some of the world’s biggest bike races and this May he was bac
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 Bradley Wiggins
Ride,
11 June 2014
Comments from Porte about Wiggins and Froome (2)
In part two of a little series comparing the two most recent Tour de France winners, we speak to the Tasmanian who has ridden on the same teams as four Tour champions. Richie Porte made his debut at the elite level in 2010 with the Saxo Bank team; he didn’t race the Tour that year but he struck up a
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Bradley Wiggins
Ride,
11 June 2014
McGee on Wiggins: “The bloke had complete reversal in attitude…” (3)
If the current predicament that Bradley Wiggins finds himself in cannot be resolved – or even if it is – chances are he won’t be racing for Team Sky in 2015. That conclusion seems logical given that he’s been busy ‘auditioning’ for a spot in the Tour de France selection. Going on his recent comments
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 Gregory Daniel
Cafe Roubaix,
10 June 2014
Who is Greg Daniel?
Greg Daniel announced his presence on cycling’s big stage in the fourth stage of the Tour of California, which he finished in second place, after an escape that fooled the peloton. The native of Colorado – who is in his second U23 season – races for Bissell Development, a team that sent many riders
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 Briggs Graham
VeloVeritas,
10 June 2014
First British Winner of the Tour du Loir-et-Cher.
The Tour du Loir-et-Cher, Edmond Provost is a UCI 2.2 with 2014 as the 55th edition; riders as diverse – and talented - as German Olympic team pursuit star Guido Fulst and Norwegian ex-World Elite Road Race Champion Thor Hushovd have won the race and in 2002 a certain Philippe Gilbert was second on
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 Frank Schleck
Cyclingnews,
9 June 2014
Nobody is sure of Tour de France place
Luxembourger on Tour de Suisse, Andy and Michael Rogers
After completing the Tour of Luxembourg in 9th place overall, Fränk Schleck now has his sights set on the Tour de Suisse, where he will aim to secure his berth in the Trek Factory Racing team for next month’s Tour de France.
Schleck finis
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 Richie Porte
Cycling Central,
9 June 2014
On Wiggins, the Tour, Transfers, and missing the Giro.
Just where has Richie Porte been these last few months? It's been rather quiet from the Australian since he abandoned Tirreno-Adriatico with illness way back in March, before bailing out on his Giro bid shortly thereafter. Cycling Central caught up with the Australian at the Criterium du Dauphine as
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 Diego Ulissi
VeloVeritas,
9 June 2014
A Successful Giro and Looking Forward to the Tour of Poland.
Our friends at the Tour of Poland sent us this nice interview with Giro d'Italia star, Diego Ulissi; we thought you might like to read it:
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Michael Nicolson
VeloVeritas,
7 June 2014
Back to Blighty with Starley Primal.
It’s a sad day; VeloVeritas has lost our man in the Flatlands front line - Michael Nicolson. He’s back in the UK for 2014 and signed up with new team, Starley Primal – new home too for fellow Scot, Davie Lines. We thought we’d best have a word...
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