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I live in the UK and am a big fan professional road cycling. I'm a contributing wirter for LovingTheBike.com and host of #bikeschool on Twitter.
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Following a surprising result in the men's Olympic Road Race, where team tactics, the lack of race radio's and official technical difficulties all played…
With the undulating course and addition of the only unpaved section of road in this year's Giro d'Italia, Stage 6 was made for the…
Stage 6 of the Giro d'Italia takes place tonight, and it's an undulating course that looks to play into the hands of a breakaway.…
The 2012 Giro d'Italia marks the beginning of the Grand Tour period. With key riders missing from certain team line-ups and a route as…
Robbie McEwen has confirmed to Het Nieuwsblad on Tuesday that the Amgen Tour of California will be his final race as a professional rider…
Luckily Eurosport havent got their act together yet so I still dont have live pictures go report for you. The unpaved ‘strade bianchi’ sections of today’s stage should be epic!
Giro d'Italia Stage 6: Live updates, blog
Sorry for the break in transmission… Mozilla seems to have taken a dive bomb! Lol
Giro d'Italia Stage 6: Live updates, blog
Feel free to jump in with questions, answers, snark and banter. Today’s stage should be a corker!
Giro d'Italia Stage 6: Live updates, blog
Early news is that BMC’s Thor Hushovd has retired from the race. I’m not at all surprised after seeing him churn those gears yesterday. He looked like he was in pieces.
Giro d'Italia Stage 6: Live updates, blog
Hello to everyone. Liv pictures are about to hit the screen and the coffee is hot. I’m ready!
Giro d'Italia Stage 6: Live updates, blog
Please join us for live blogging of Stage 6. Live coverage will begin at 21.30 AEST (13.30 GMT) with comments being added to the bottom of this post as the race goes on. It’s going to be a wild one!
Giro d'Italia Stage 6: Live updates, blog
What was particlarly imressive with Cav’s sprint was that he came from only about 2 or 3 riders back, straight off of his train. Cav is usually much further back and uses his decision making to pick the line and his power to jump from wheel to wheel. He’s got it all!… and Pete Todd!
Cavendish takes stage 5 of Giro
Cameron, unfortunately this is not the full peview and was chopped down considerably. Not by me I may add! You can check out the full version here http://lovingthebike.com/pro-cycling/2012-giro-ditalia-preview-by-stevie-dexter
Giro d'Italia 2012: race preview
Back in the room and we’re ready to rock
Giro d'Italia Stage 6: Live updates, blog