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    IN THE SHADOW OF MONT VALIER – THE SARAILLÉ AND CORE

    by Peter Cossins July 11, 2021
    by Peter Cossins

    Sometimes you come across a pass that has not figured on your radar before and by the summit you’re wondering how that could possibly have been the case. For me, the Col de la Core was one of those places.

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    MAJESTIC MOLLEMA STRENGTHENS CASE FOR MORE MEDIUM MOUNTAINS

    by La Course En Tête July 11, 2021
    by La Course En Tête

    There’s a really noticeable conflict that rages within Bauke Mollema. What the Dutchman lacks in style when he’s riding aggressively…

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    Mark Cavendish and the long road to level with Merckx

    by Sophie Smith July 10, 2021
    by Sophie Smith

    You have to shake your head in disbelief at how Mark Cavendish’s journey to Friday’s stage into Carcassonne…

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    The Ventoux shows its benign side and serves up a stage to remember

    by Peter Cossins July 7, 2021
    by Peter Cossins

    I live in the mountain because I love the mountains. Any mountains. The sight of any massif rising up from the plains triggers a desire to climb…

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    Return to Mont Ventoux, scene of drama and tragedy

    by Jeremy Whittle July 5, 2021
    by Jeremy Whittle

    On Wednesday July 7, the Tour de France returns to Mont Ventoux…

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    POGAČAR IN CONTROL AFTER A PERFECT OPENING WEEK

    by La Course En Tête July 5, 2021
    by La Course En Tête

    There’s often a common thread that links the Tour de France wins of those who have claimed multiple titles in the race…

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    It’s time to stop calling for blood at the Tour de France

    by Sophie Smith July 5, 2021
    by Sophie Smith

    Our great sport really doesn’t help itself sometimes…

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    Mark Cavendish: an A to Z.

    by William Fotheringham July 1, 2021
    by William Fotheringham

    A is for Age.
    He’s 36. Most sprinters are in carpet slippers by this stage…

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    Froome hanging on to ‘give back,’ despite recovering from crash injuries

    by Jeremy Whittle June 30, 2021
    by Jeremy Whittle

    Chris Froome’s staying power has never been in doubt. Four stages after hitting the deck at high speed on the very first stage of the 2021 Tour…

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    Glut of crashes make safety the main Tour talking point

    by Peter Cossins June 28, 2021
    by Peter Cossins

    Prior to the start of the Tour’s third stage between Lorient and Pontivy, Deceuninck-QuickStep lead-out man Michael Mørkøv, who’s recognised…

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