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Category Archives: Cycling
A Bit Of Olympic Gerrymandering Required
I think we should create the flattest straightest course in the world for the Olympic Cycling road race. We should allow David Millar to compete. Then we would have Geraint Thomas, Bradley Wiggins and David Millar for a train to … Continue reading
Posted in Cycling, Olympics
Tagged Bradley Wiggins, David Millar, Geraint Thomas, Manx Missile, Mark Cavendish
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Cycling Slowly Cleaning Up
It’s slow progress in cleaning the cheats out of cycling. After yesterday’s stage was won by the cheat Alexander Vinokourov and today his Astana team mate Alberto Contador grabbed yellow it still seems an awfully long way away. What is … Continue reading
Posted in Cycling
Tagged Alberto Contador, Andy Schleck, Astana, Cofidis, EPO, Floyd Landis, Frank Schleck, Garmin Transitions, Ivan Basso, Lance Armstrong, Sky, Vinokourov
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Cancellara and Armstrong : Suspend Disbelief This Time
The Cycling Road World Championship time trials showed once again that in a sport seemingly practised by millions 1 performer can dominate. Like a Contador attacking on the slopes Cancellara was clearly winning the time trial the moment he found … Continue reading
Cavendish Puts The Topper On Great British Week
Last Sunday our cricketers were seemingly finding a way to lose an un-loseable game. Our golfers at least the ones who have the stones to compete (Westwood and Fisher) were losing. However since Monday it’s been a pretty good week … Continue reading
Schlecks and Astana Keep Drug Shadow Over The Tour
Whilst we’d all like the Tour to be free of drug scandals it cannot be whilst the tail end of a tainted generation exists. Indeed in the Schleck brothers and Alberto Contador they have almost a whole career to go. … Continue reading