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Chris Froome, Features, News, Racing - September 27, 2019

Froome will return to racing in at the Saitama Criterium

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Four-time Tour de France champion Chris Froome will take part in one of the events surrounding the Saitama Criterium in Japan in October, which would be his first race since a horror crash in June. Froome, who won the 2013 Saitama Criterium, had not been expected to be back in any sort of event until …

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The weekly spin: The Grand Tour Domino Effect

A gust of wind in southeast France, a patch of slippery pavement in Andorra, a touch of wheels in Italy, and three grand tour winners who might never have been. The Vuelta a España is over and the 2019 Grand Tour season is finished. As I look back, I’ve been playing the what-if game. What …

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Chris Froome, Features, News - September 12, 2019

Froome happy to be alive as he targets fifth Tour title

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Chris Froome admits he is “grateful to be alive” after a horrific high speed crash into a wall in June that left the four-time Tour de France winner with multiple fractures. However, despite still needing crutches to walk, Froome is targeting a record-equalling fifth Tour title and Olympic gold in Tokyo next year. The 34-year-old …

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Froome undeterred by injuries, eyes fifth Tour de France title

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Chris Froome is determined to bid for a record-equaling fifth Tour de France title next year after the horrific injuries he suffered in a crash ruled him out of this year’s edition. The 34-year-old, whose Ineos teammate Egon Bernal won the Tour last weekend, says he is ahead of schedule in recovering from the accident …

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The weekly spin: What we can expect from the 2020 Tour de France

The days that follow the Tour de France always leave cyclings fans with a bout of melancholy. After three weeks of closely following the biggest event in the sport, the vacuum that follows is profound. Yes, there are other races, but none that demand the collective attention of the Tour. This year’s race was exceptionally …

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Froome will return to racing in at the Saitama Criterium

The weekly spin: The Grand Tour Domino Effect

Froome happy to be alive as he targets fifth Tour title

Froome undeterred by injuries, eyes fifth Tour de France title

The weekly spin: What we can expect from the 2020 Tour de France

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