
William Fotheringham
Sports Reporter at The Guardian
journalist covering cycling for the Guardian since 1989, writer of 14 books. latest is The Greatest: the Times and Life of Beryl Burton published September 2019
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msn.com | William Fotheringham
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Simon Yates rides away with prize of Giro d’Italia while rivals lose the plot | William Fotheringham
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theguardian.com | William Fotheringham
The Mexican standoff is a much-loved cinematic device, but the stalemate beloved of western movie script writers has rarely, if ever, decided one of cycling’s Grand Tours.
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theguardian.com | William Fotheringham
Barry Hoban, who has died aged 85, was one of the first generation of British cyclists to make a mark in European professional cycling, a prolific sprint winner whose UK record of eight stage wins in the Tour de France stood for 34 years until the greatest sprinter of them all, Mark Cavendish, reached his peak. His record of 11 Tour finishes from 12 starts stood until 2024 when it was eclipsed by Geraint Thomas.
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theguardian.com | William Fotheringham
Barry Hoban, the British cycling Icon and eight-time Tour de France stage winner has died aged 85. Hoban was a pioneer of cycling in the UK in the 1960s and 70s and blazed a trail for cyclists such as Mark Cavendish and Geraint Thomas. Born in 1940 in Wakefield, Yorkshire, Hoban cut his teeth for local cycling club Calder Clarion as a sprinter before realising he had a particular aptitude for climbing. He turned professional in the 1960s and spent 19 years on the circuit.
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Must be a stage race round the corner https://t.co/YjM006Nf4T

Always nice to get feedback, thanks John

@willfoth Superb piece by you in The Guardian. Reading it I felt as if someone was finally explaining what we'd watched...

Cheers Luke

Top #GirodItalia analysis by @willfoth https://t.co/ZdCt8n6LLI