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Former Tour de France champion Egan Bernal breaks collarbone at race in Spain
MADRID — Former Tour de France winner Egan Bernal broke his collarbone in a crash during a race in Spain, his team said Monday. The 28-year-old Colombian cyclist was hospitalized after the incident at the Jaén Paraíso Interior Classic, held in Andalusia.
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how it signifies cycling and its history. “So to be a part of that history and to win it, I just pinch myself.” Thomas played a supporting role in all four of Chris Froome’s Tour de France ...
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"Within ten years, the Tour de France will be in Saudi hands," predicts Johan Bruyneel, who also criticizes the UCI over rider safetyThe Tour de France will be owned by Saudi Arabia within the next decade, according to Johan Bruyneel. The Belgian made this ...
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