
Shane Stokes
Contributor and Photographer at Freelance
Journalist, photographer, cycling writer, MSc Ex. Physiology. Own opinions/bad puns here.. Bluesky: @ https://t.co/1E9gmE1opD
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stickybottle.com | Shane Stokes
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stickybottle.com | Shane Stokes
By Shane StokesFormer individual pursuit world record holder Josh Charlton used his track speed to fine effect on Sunday, jumping clear of the day’s big break and then racing to a dominant solo win. The Great Britain team rider bridged across to a dangerous move and later seized the initiative when it became clear they were likely to be caught. “It was interesting day, actually. There were real strong winds from the start,” he told Stickybottle at the race finish next to Bective Stud in Meath.
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stickybottle.com | Shane Stokes
By Shane StokesOdhrán Doogan may have been disappointed to lose the Rás Tailteann yellow jersey on Saturday, but he was upbeat at the end of the race on Sunday afternoon. The 21 year old rode superbly during the event, picking up six seconds in time bonuses on Wednesday’s stage one and ended the day third overall. He took over at the top on Thursday and said then that he had surprised himself. That sentiment continued on Sunday.
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stickybottle.com | Shane Stokes
By Shane StokesJamie Meehan looked mentally drained at the end of the Rás Tailteann on Sunday, sitting on the ground of the race’s podium trailer and staring into space. He had put in an all-out bid to try to win overall, attacking on the final lap in a bid to overcome his five second deficit to race leader George Kimber (Isle of Man Cycling Club).
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irishtimes.com | Shane Stokes
George Kimber endured a nerve-racking final day of racing to win the Rás Tailteann on Sunday, finishing safely in the main bunch in Bective after a day of dangerous attacks. Compatriot Josh Charlton took the 142.8km final stage, going solo from a big breakaway and holding off a hard-chasing peloton.
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