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TDF 2008 - TODAY'S STAGE
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| Thank you, Lance.
I wrote this column after the 2008 Tour de France. Now that Lance has decided to return to the peloton, it takes on a whole new meaning... |  |
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| Road Bike Action Interview: Armstrong Speaks "Contador Should Be In Tour De France"
"Maybe the first day you have it, but after that, to be honest with you.....In a lot of ways, having the yellow jersey is a heavy jersey."
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| Sastre & Team CSC Win 95th Tour De France Better Late Than Never For Steegmans On Champs-Élysées
Sunday 27 July
Stage 21: Étampes–Paris Champs-Élysées: 143km
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| Road Bike Action First Edition News July 27, 2008
Credit Agricole’s Fofonov Fails Tour Doping Control On Stage 18... |  |
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| Steegmans Grabs The Final Stage Of The Tour de France For Quick Step: Sastre Crowned Tour Champ
"Finally,I've got a stage, and what a stage to win. To top it off we beat Columbia, which we are very happy about."... |  |
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| Eye In The Sky: Inside France 2/3 Tour De France TV Control Room
Thanks to our old friend Ronan Pensec, RoadBikeAction had the rare privelige to be invited inside the France 2/3 television Tour De France TV Control Room during a stage of Le Tour. “No journalists are ever invited in here”, confided Pensec as he led ... |  |
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| Road Bike Action First Edition News 26 July, 2008
Oscar The Cat Freire Ready To Pounce On Maillot Vert... |  |
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| Blue Train, Yellow Jersey: Schumacher Wins Time Trial, Sastre Clinches Maillot Jaune
Saturday 26 July
Stage 20: Cérilly–Saint-Amand-Montrond ITT: 53km
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| Schumacher Storms To Stage 20 Victory: Sastre holds on to yellow
German Stefan Schumacher of the Gerolsteiner team won the 20th stage of the Tour de France on Sunday, a 53km individual time trial from Cérilly to Saint Amand Montrond.
Schumacher stormed the mainly flat course to finish 21 seconds ahead of Fabian ... |  |
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| Bobke's Daily Call In
I honestly thought today’s stage would be closer. If the TT today proved anything, it’s the extent that fatigue is able to neutralize your acceleration. On a single day race Cadel would’ve easily been able to take three minutes out of Sastre no problem. ... |
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