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Archive for July, 2012
Comment: nightmare result for dream team
The entire peloton rode for Team GB and Mark Cavendish to lose the Olympic road race. Perfectly reasonable, says Edward Pickering
Cycle Sport’s Tour Village
Pop in, grab a coffee and have a wander around. Cycle Sport’s 2012 Tour de France coverage is all here.
Stage 20 analysis: Brits storm Champs Elysées
Bradley Wiggins won the Tour de France in a triumphal final stage which also saw a scintillating sprint victory by Mark Cavendish
Stage 19 analysis: Wiggins joins the greats
Bradley Wiggins confirmed his superiority at the Tour de France with a coruscating time trial victory in Chartres
Stage 18 analysis: Sky unleash Cavendish
With Bradley Wiggins’ yellow jersey all but safe, Mark Cavendish was set free to take a stunning sprint win in Brive
Stage 17 analysis: the bigger picture
Bradley Wiggins successfully defended his yellow jersey in the final mountain stage of the race, while Alejandro Valverde took his biggest win since returning from a doping ban
Le Gourmet de France
One man’s culinary journey at Le Tour. Lionel Birnie documents the Tour one meal at a time.
Stage 16 analysis: Voeckler is king of the Queen Stage
Thomas Voeckler took his second stage win of the Tour in spectacular style in Luchon, while Bradley Wiggins kept a vice-like grip on the race lead
Olympic women’s road race: Vos and Armitstead battle with destiny
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Marianne Vos took the gold medal ahead of her British rival after a spectacular race.