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Category Archives: Pro Cycling
The Commentator. A Kickstarter project.
I’m on board. It sounds terrific. Thanks to Brad Priest for the heads up. What is the project? In 1976 Danish Filmmaker Jorgen Leth made the legendary sports and cycling film, A Sunday in Hell, about the Paris Roubaix cycling … Continue reading
Posted in General Cycling Info, Pro Cycling
Tagged A Sunday in Hell, Classic, Jorgen Leth, Paris, Paris Roubaix, Pro Cycling, Roubaix
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When Technology Fails You!
Poor old Simon Clarke from Greenedge had a Shimano Di2 battery fail on him in Stage 2 of Tour Cycliste International du Haut Var. 5th again. Absolutely devoed. Battery went flat with 10km to go, so no 53 and had … Continue reading
Contador's 312kg Calf.
The Court of Arbitration for Sports’ finding is floating around on the net and is pretty easy to get a hold of. One part that really tickled my fancy was this excerpt. You know things aren’t going well when your … Continue reading
Armstrong v Contador. The Decisions.
Which one would you have rather seen found guilty? Given the snark flying around Twitter the last 2 days, it seems there is a fair bit of angst towards both camps. This post has been sitting in draft form for … Continue reading
Andy Schleck, Tour de France 2010 Winner?
Well, the Contador decision has either been leaked or has been bought down. The result, a 2 year ban and him being stripped of the 2010 Tour de France and 2011 Giro d’Italia. If it is true, at least we … Continue reading
Posted in Pro Cycling
Tagged Clebuterol, Contador, Schleck
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Cadel Evans, Winner 2011 Tour de France
Posted in Pro Cycling, Tour de France
Tagged 2011, Cadel Evans, maillot juane, Winner
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When guts is more important than panache.
Twelve minutes past midnight Australian Eastern time (I think that is right, I have read conflicting reports, it could be 11:12PM or 1:12AM) an Aussie cyclist rolls down the ramp and potentially into cycling history. Can Cadel Evans become the … Continue reading
Posted in Pro Cycling, Tour de France
Tagged Cadel Evans, Contador, Schlecks, tour de france
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Cycling terms
Are you new to the world of Professional cycling. Has the seductress that is the Tour de France lured you into her bosom? Well you are probably wonder what the hell Paul Sherwen means when he says … The soigneur … Continue reading
Where is the panache? Part II – Still no panache!
I have had a few people ask me what the title of the previous post means. Well, up until stage 16, there had been a distinct lack of panache in this years tour. There have been flourishes, but it has … Continue reading
Posted in Pro Cycling, Tour de France
Tagged Alberto Contador, Cadel Evans, Crashes, Johnny Hoogerland, Levi Leipheimer, tour de france, Vikings
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