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Giro d'Italia: Giovanni Visconti reaches a snowy peak in gruelling Giro
Sunday 19 May 2013
Giovanni Visconti claimed his first stage win on the Giro d'Italia after digging deep to conquer the gruelling conditions, with much of the high mountains covered in unseasonal snow that continue to blight this year's race.
Cycling: 'Our sport will be lost if Pat McQuaid is re-elected,' warns Anthony Moran
Friday 17 May 2013
Anthony Moran, who resigned from the board of Cycling Ireland over its attempt to nominate Pat McQuaid for a third term as president of cycling's global governing body, has warned the sport will be "lost" should no candidate be found to oppose McQuaid's re-election in September.
Giro d'Italia: Bradley Wiggins could pull out of race
Thursday 16 May 2013
Team Sky director Sir Dave Brailsford says the condition of Bradley Wiggins will be assessed overnight after the ailing Briton lost further ground on Vincenzo Nibali in the race for the overall lead in the Giro d'Italia.
Giro d'Italia: Ramunas Navardauskas wins stage 11 as Bradley Wiggins remains fourth overall
Wednesday 15 May 2013
The British rider finished amongst the peloton
Giro d'Italia: French rider Sylvain Georges fails drugs test
Wednesday 15 May 2013
The Ag2r-La Mondiale rider did not start today's 11th stage
Giro d'Italia: Wiggins woe after losing out to Dowsett
Sunday 12 May 2013
A puncture scuppers Sir Bradley’s hopes of a time trial win, leaving rival Vincenzo Nibali to take the Giro d’Italia pink jersey
Reinventing two wheels: Bike-safety technology is getting as technical as a Dave Brailsford team-talk
Wednesday 08 May 2013
But will a new array of gadgets really make a difference on the busy city streets? Will Coldwell meets the inventors and the experts.
Giro d'Italia: Bradley Wiggins still in touch after dramatic day in the hills
Tuesday 07 May 2013
Victory went to Italy's veteran Luca Paolini
Mark Cavendish wins the first stage of cycling's Giro d'Italia, while Bradley Wiggins sticks with the peloton
Saturday 04 May 2013
Cavendish pleased to win 'difficult, difficult stage'
Bradley Wiggins and his love-hate affair with the Giro d'Italia
Saturday 04 May 2013
Brit 'despises' the Giro as it's so crazy – and that's why he wants to win it so badly
Giro d'Italia: A ride as tough as the Tour de France, as Italian as pasta
Saturday 04 May 2013
It always pleased the purist – now general fans are catching up
Cycling: Sir Bradley Wiggins preparing for start of the Giro d'Italia
Friday 03 May 2013
The Tour de France winner has placed his focus on this race which begins in Naples tomorrow
Cycling: 'Third man' Mark Cavendish looking for centre stage at the Giro d'Italia
Friday 03 May 2013
British sprinter targets first pink jersey in the Giro d'Italia after agenda set by Wiggins and Froome
Andy McSmith's Diary: The police need a better class of sponsors
Thursday 02 May 2013
Martyn Underhill, a former detective chief inspector who is now Dorset’s elected Police Commissioner, has announced on his blog that he is trying to organise commercial sponsorship to help all five police forces in the South-west cope with cuts in their budgets. “The police family in Dorset is living in austere times with a shrinking budget and workforce,” he complains. “We are the lowest funded force and have seen the worst cuts. This is wrong, and I will continue to fight this…. I see huge potential benefits to forming appropriate sponsorship relationships with reputable organisations.”
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