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 Alex Dowsett
WORLD RECORD, TIME TRIAL TITLES, HEMOPHILIA – THE MANY FACTS OF ALEX DOWSETT
israelcyclingacademy.com, 10 October 2020
Alex Dowsett set the hour world record in 2015 and has won the British National time trial title six times, including in 2019. And he has done all this while suffering from hemophilia, a disease which would scare many off from being a pro athlete. So, what will he be doing in the Tour Down Under, which he is taking on for only the third time in his 10-year career, this time riding for Israel Start-Up Nation?
He will be a super domestique. With no time trial – the Briton’s specialty – on offer, Alex “will likely be...
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Ethan Vernon
British Continental,
27 August 2020
Tokyo calling: Ethan Vernon interview
Whilst most domestic riders have had their season derailed by COVID-19, second-year under-23 Ethan Vernon has had plenty to keep him motivated after a call-up in April to British Cycling’s Olympic squad. One of our under-23 riders to watch this year, the Great Britain Cycling Team Senior Academy mem
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Joe Skipper
Velo Veritas,
5 August 2020
27mph Average to Win the 12 Hour Championship!
When I first got into cycling in 1971, the 12 hour record stood at 281 miles, set by Clifton strongman John Watson in 1969, that stood for 10 years until Pete Wells (Edgware RC) – until then better known as a short distance man – added five miles to it.
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 Damien Monier
Pez Cyclingnews,
4 August 2020
From The Giro To Guadalupe: Damien Monier Gets PEZ’d!
National champion, Grand Tour stage winner, WorldTour rider – Damien Monier… Where is the Frenchman now? Well, from winning a Giro d’Italia stage, he’s now winning the Tour of Guadeloupe and doing very nicely in Japan. Ed Hood found out more.
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 Anna Kay
CyclingBottle,
30 July 2020
Interview Anna Kay
Last Winter has been the breakthrough season for Anna Kay. Her 8th place in the overall World Cup standings proved her cosistency and her 3th place at the worldchampionshps showed that she can also prepare herself for the big moments. The 21 years old rider from the Starcasino Team is part of a new
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 Lewis Askey
Velo Veritas,
30 July 2020
Signed with Groupama-FDJ then Locked Down
We’ve been big on the ‘retro’ lately – for obvious reasons – but with the season starting to come back to life we’ve been speaking to one of the ‘men of the future’, Lewis Askey.
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 Scott Sunderland
Pez Cyclingnews,
27 July 2020
Australian Star Scott Sunderland Gets PEZ’d!
op pro, WorldTour team DS and now race director with Flanders Classics… Scott Sunderland has done it all and got the T shirt. Ed Hood caught up with Scott to hear the long tale of his life in cycling.
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Gordon Johnson
Velo Veritas,
24 July 2020
1970 World Pro Sprint Champion
“In those days you wouldn’t end up mega rich but I did buy my house from my pro days, Raleigh paid me well.”
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 Matteo Dal-Cin
Pez Cyclingnews,
23 July 2020
Virtual Tour De France Stage Winner: Canada’s Matteo Dal-Cin
Is virtual racing the same as the real thing? A win is a win and of it’s a stage of the Tour de France then there is nothing bigger. Rally Cycling’s Canadian, Matteo Dal-Cin, won stage 3 of the Virtual Tour de France, with pre-race favourites Elia Viviani and Nacer Bouhanni nowhere to be seen. Ed Ho
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 Phillimon Sebona
DeVelo.cc,
21 July 2020
Set your sights high
We lived 20 kilometres (12miles) from school so I had to rely on lifts to get there and back. A 40km roundtrip. I grew up on in the Botshabelo village in Mpumalanga, South Africa.
Sometimes it would take me forever to get back home from school in the afternoons because I had to wait long for a ki
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 Eri Yonamine
CyclingTips,
18 July 2020
The Japanese champion with the unbreakable smile
She’s known for her elaborate race tweets with every possible piece of information neatly lined up in emoticons. She’s also known for posts about her cooking. Eri Yonamine is the Japanese road champion five times over: a world traveller living at the foot of the infamous Cauberg in Valkenburg, the N
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Tino Tabak
Pez Cyclingnews,
16 July 2020
New Zealand/Dutch Star Of The 70s, Tino Tabak Gets PEZ’d!
Kiwi’s in the peloton are no rarity these days; George Bennett, Shane Archbold, Paddy Bevin, Jack Bauer are all well-known figures on the WorldTour. But the spiritual God Father of these men whilst as Kiwi as they come was actually born in The Netherlands. He won everything there was to win in New Z
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Ludovic Capelle
Pez Cyclingnews,
10 July 2020
Belgian Star Ludovic Capelle Gets PEZ’d!
There have been a lot of ‘stars of the road’ from Belgium, probably the best riders in the World. Ludovic Capelle had a lot of competition, but he still has a fine palmarès. Ed Hood had a chat with the man from Namur.
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Ludovic Capelle
Pez Cyclingnews,
10 July 2020
Belgian Star Ludovic Capelle Gets PEZ’d!
There have been a lot of ‘stars of the road’ from Belgium, probably the best riders in the World. Ludovic Capelle had a lot of competition, but he still has a fine palmarès. Ed Hood had a chat with the man from Namur.
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 Johan De Muynck
Pez Cyclingnews,
9 July 2020
The Last Belgian Grand Tour Winner
The late 70s and early 80s was a great time for cycling, there were many ‘heroes of the road’, not just Eddy Merckx, but a load of Belgians and Italians. Johan De Muynck was a classy rider, but he was up against the system that kept the top men… at the top. De Muynck should have had a much bigger pa
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 Sean Yates
VeloNews,
6 July 2020
How retired great Sean Yates lives off-the-grid in rural Spain
Four years after an agriculture accident nearly took his life, Brit Sean Yates lives a rustic lifestyle without electricity or running water in the Spanish countryside.
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Masatoshi Ichikawa
Pez Cyclingnews,
6 July 2020
Japan’s First Grand Tour Finisher Masatoshi Ichikawa Gets PEZ’d!
In the 80s and 90s there were a few Australian, British and American riders in the European Pro Peloton, but there were not many Japanese… and certainly none in a Grand Tour. Then Masatoshi Ichikawa came along and finished the 1990 Giro d’Italia, a first. Ed Hood found out more.
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