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@SianBotteley helps the eventual race winner, @JessicaFinneyy, as she drops her chain with 40km to go.
#NatRoadSeries
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"I was concerned about the amount of time my grandson was staying away from his friends because of his time at the Academy. There is a bubble these kids end up in. Some are travelling 60 minutes to training and are losing contact with their mates at home."
Tony Pulis
Former Premier League manager Tony Pulis has become an unlikely crusader for youngsters dropping out of Academy football.
"Finding out the stats was frightening. There is an enormous amount of fall-out & what they (clubs) are doing is not enough."
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Canβt use the cote in a bunch event but you can and a bit more in a timed event @UEC_cycling
3 to go and my prediction of P1 @WoutvanAert P2 @mathieuvdpoel P3 @larsvanderhaar P4 @camerooney_ was looking good, but then
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Anyone who may be able to help track down the quad rider please get in touch. Dash-cam footage, home cctv or eyewitness please get in touch. Thanks
May need this explaining,whatβs the point of the black line if you can ride the cote in a timed event ? π€
I would love to know if @matmohoric used the βdropperβ or just to add weight to get to legal limit? Can say Iβve ever needed to get lower in the chair to go faster especially on a tricky descent. #MilanoSanremo
Right @BritishCycling now is the time to invest #mattellis @simonwattsy need to be given a proper programme
@daniellloyd1 not sure who posted first but these guys need to be recognised and supported better