Tom Davidson
Senior News and Features Writer at Cycling Weekly
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3 days ago |
cyclingweekly.com | Tom Davidson |James Shrubsall
Tour of Britain Women5-8 JuneThere was a fear last winter that the Tour of Britain Women, then called the Women’s Tour, would be no more. Money was tight, its previous organiser had collapsed. Would the UK lose its marquee stage race? In stepped British Cycling, and together with lead sponsor Lloyds Bank, the race was revived under a new moniker. This year it returns to the calendar, again in four-day form, with storylines aplenty.
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1 week ago |
cyclingweekly.com | Tom Davidson
Primož Roglič has abandoned the Giro d'Italia after a crash in wet conditions on stage 16. The incident, which was not captured by the television cameras, happened just inside 100km to go on Tuesday's stage. The crash happened on a downhill section, and also involved Richard Carapaz (EF Education-EasyPost), who also hit the floor. Both riders remounted their bikes initially, before Roglič retired to his Red Bull-Bora-Hansgrohe team car moments later.
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1 week ago |
cyclingweekly.com | Tom Davidson
You might think it fortunate that David Millar and Lachlan Morton are friends. Millar, a retired Tour de France stage winner, will make his debut at the 200-mile Unbound Gravel this weekend, riding alongside the elites. Morton won the same event last year. Surely the Australian would have some golden advice? “He’s pretty useless, bless him,” says Millar.
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1 week ago |
cyclingweekly.com | Tom Davidson
Primož Roglič was a man of few words at the finish line of the Giro d’Italia on Sunday. Chased by the TNT Sports camera crew, he offered back only a six-word remark: “I’m just happy that I finished.”It had been, after 219km, a forgettable day for the Slovenian. Shepherded by his Red Bull-Bora-Hansgrohe teammates, he crossed the line a minute and a half behind his fellow general classification rivals, the only pink jersey hopeful to suffer time losses.
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1 week ago |
cyclingweekly.com | Tom Davidson
Lidl-Trek earned their sixth stage victory of the Giro d’Italia on Sunday, this time through Carlos Verona, who pulled off a brave 44km attack into Asiago. The Spaniard, riding in his 13th season on the WorldTour, tore away from an 11-rider lead group, holding off his chasers on a category-two climb, and soloing to the line.
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