No, this is not like Landis’ win. He’s Chris Froome, he’s not a donkey. He did a ride like Alberto Contador used to do.
– Paolo Tiralongo, from Cycling News
No, this is not like Landis’ win. He’s Chris Froome, he’s not a donkey. He did a ride like Alberto Contador used to do.
– Paolo Tiralongo, from Cycling News
When I get home we’ll probably eat quiche and salad, and I – almost – worry about walking-averse students pigging out on 1,000-calorie burgers washed down with 500-calorie milkshakes. But that’s capitalism for you.
Confessions of a Deliveroo rider: get fit by delivering fast food
I found this quite an interesting article. Thinking that I must give this a shot as well – earn a few extra bucks, while also getting to become fitter.
But Sharon’s genuine love for sport, for the outdoors, for the mountains and for adventure were what motivated her. It shone through everything she did: she trained and raced with passion and joy (as well as determination), and she was steadfast in refusing to bow to robotic, monotonous, blinkered conformity
… the best Breton rider wins a piglet. The prize always makes for a fun moment on the podium and serves as a reminder of the region’s farming traditions.
… the cyclist could hardly get the train home with a cow in tow so typically the award would be bought back off the cyclist for cash – the local farmers get publicity on the podium, and the rider returns with a fungible prize.
The Biggest Small Race, April 19, 2017, at 10:41 AM
… the fundamental premise of a bike race being, in the words of Marzio Bruseghin via Eddy Merckx – The Cannibal, “200 idiots trying to cross a white line”
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