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Guest Post: Chasing Contador Through the Alps
My uncle is currently living what could be either a dream or a nightmare depending on your perspective. He’s riding the Tour de France – not as a combatant, obviously, but riding many of the stages a day ahead of … Continue reading
Posted in Cycling, Guest Post
Tagged Alberto Contador, Andy Schleck, Cadel Evans, Le Tour
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Le Boss, C’est Contador
That was the headline of French sportspaper L’Equipe the day after Contador’s commanding, insolent stage win at Arcalis in the Pyrenées. If that was the first sign that the Spaniard wasn’t buying the story which Armstrong had been trying to … Continue reading