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Joe wants to go pro: Shoddy chats with a rider on the cusp

You are cooped up in a small bedsite, lying on your bed for 16 hours a day. You’ve got a PlayStation for company, a laptop and a pile of out of date magazines. You only venture out of the bedsite for a few hours a day at most. This isn’t any Covid-19 story; it’s actually …

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Choose Your Own Adventure: Milan-San Remo

The world's got bigger things to worry about at the moment than bike racing – but that doesn't mean we don't miss it. So if you wish that you were watching Milan-San Remo this weekend, we've got something for you ... How about racing it?

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Features, News, Old La Honda, Strava - March 20, 2020

$5,000 prize for the QOM on iconic California climb

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The richest prize in bike racing right now has just been announced: $5000 USD to the female who rides the fastest time up the iconic ‘Old La Honda’ climb before April 15, 2020. Currently held by 37 year old Courtney Nelson (Team Twenty20) with a time of 17 minutes flat, the segment on Strava is …

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Emily Newson, Features, Interviews, Racing - March 20, 2020

Family, music, and faith: How one pianist became a pro cyclist at 34

I first got to know Emily Newsom through a clip on Sarah Gigante’s Instagram Stories. Emily was playing the piano after finishing a gruelling edition of Omloop Het Nieuwsblad. Besides being a pro cyclist with Team Tibco-SVB, Emily teaches piano and is a mum to five-year-old Marijke. We agreed to meet at the Ronde van …

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Amid pandemic, pro Elise Chabbey trades racing kit for a doctor’s coat

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With coronavirus sweeping across Europe, Bigla-Katusha’s Elise Chabbey traded Strade Bianche for the halls of the Geneva University Hospital, where she stands ready to do her part in a very different sort of race. Chabbey, a recently graduated as a doctor of medicine, spent last season balancing her pro career with the life of a …

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Joe wants to go pro: Shoddy chats with a rider on the cusp

Choose Your Own Adventure: Milan-San Remo

$5,000 prize for the QOM on iconic California climb

Family, music, and faith: How one pianist became a pro cyclist at 34

Amid pandemic, pro Elise Chabbey trades racing kit for a doctor’s coat

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