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SHANE SUTTON, THE AUSSIE KING OF BRITISH CYCLING by Matt Fawlty - Wednesday, August 20, 2008
"That's probably the first time I had a bit of a cry when the British national anthem was playing," conceded Shane Sutton, who was dressed in the British uniform of red shirt and blue shorts... Read Story: The Australian
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GUO SHUANG CLAIMS FIRST CYCLING MEDAL FOR CHINA IN OLYMPICS by Xinhuanet - Wednesday, August 20, 2008
Chinese Guo Shuang lived up to her expectation to win the first cycling medal for the host after getting the bronze medal in the women's sprint here on Tuesday.... Read Story: Xinhuanet
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VILLAGE TO GIVE OLYMPIC MEDALLIST WENDY A HERO’S WELCOME by William Allen - Wednesday, August 20, 2008
The mother of Olympic hero Wendy Houvenaghel last night revealed that her daughter plans to come home within the next fortnight.... Read Story: Belfast Telegraph
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CANADIAN CYCLISTS PAY FOR EARLY AGGRESSION IN MADISON RACE by John MacKinnon, Canwest News Service - Wednesday, August 20, 2008
On Tuesday night in Beijing, Martin Gilbert, of Chateauguay, Que., riding a whole bike borrowed from the Danes, teamed up with Zach Bell of Watson Lake, Yukon, to ride... Read Story: Canada
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WALKER TO MATCH THE HYPE IN MEDAL DRIVE by Chris Barclay - Wednesday, August 20, 2008
For the highly publicised Sarah Walker it's finally time for actions to speak louder than words.... Read Story: NZ Herald
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WHAT COMMUTER CYCLISTS CAN LEARN FROM CHRIS HOY by Tom Geoghegan - Wednesday, August 20, 2008
The past few years has seen a boom in cycling in the UK, with one in four regularly getting on the saddle according to Cycling England - to get to work, enjoy the countryside or race for clubs.... Read Story: BBC News
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LLANERAS LEAVES CYCLING ON A HIGH by The Associated Press - Wednesday, August 20, 2008
Since taking gold in the points race in track cycling, Joan Llaneras has been asked constantly if he's reconsidering his decision... Read Story: International Herald Tribune
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AUST CYCLING PLAN 'CAME BACK TO BITE US ON THE BUM' by ABC - Wednesday, August 20, 2008
Australia's head track cycling's coach Martin Barras says they may have adopted the wrong strategy over the past four years... Read Story: ABC
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'INCREDIBLE FEELING' FOR CHRIS HOY by BBC News - Wednesday, August 20, 2008
A day after clinching his third Olympic gold medal in cycling, Scotland's Chris Hoy said he was "beginning to realise" what... Read Story: BBC News
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NZ CYCLING TEAM REQUEST EXTRA BRONZE MEDAL by NICK VENTER - Wednesday, August 20, 2008
The New Zealand Olympic team has asked the International Olympic committee for an extra bronze medal to give to Westley Gough... Read Story: Stuff
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KERMAN TO HOST INT'L CYCLING TOURNAMENT by Tehran Times - Tuesday, August 19, 2008
The 13th International Cycling Tournament will be held in Kerman province in late October... Read Story: Tehran Times
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GOLDEN HOY TO 'BOOST' CYCLE USE by BBC News - Tuesday, August 19, 2008
The triple Olympic gold medal success of Scottish cyclist Chris Hoy will be used to encourage more people in the Highlands to bike to work. ... Read Story: BBC News
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REVITALIZING CYCLING IN THE FAMILY ISLANDS by Nassau Guardian - Tuesday, August 19, 2008
According to vice-president of the Federation, Keith Lloyd this is a process that members have undertaken to revitalize the existing organization... Read Story: Nassau Guardian
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CYCLE CENTRE 'FIRST 2012 LEGACY' by BBC News - Tuesday, August 19, 2008
The £4.5m Redbridge Cycling Centre replaces the Eastway Cycle Circuit which was demolished to make way for the VeloPark for the London Games. ... Read Story: BBC News
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RIVALS ENVY TEAM GB’S CYCLING SUCCESS by Jeremy Whittle - Tuesday, August 19, 2008
There’s no doubt that Great Britain’s rivals will leave China feeling light years away from accumulating the medal tally that Nicole Cooke, Chris Hoy, Bradley Wiggins, Rebecca Romero et al have amassed since... Read Story: Times Online
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