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164 CASQUETTE
Jack Swart is one of the all-time greats of New Zealand road racing. His many triumphs in stage races saw him bafflingly pigeonholed by the national selectors, meaning he missed out on many one-day opportunities. But that wasn’t the only source of frustration in his career. Words & Photography: Russell Jones 165
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THE CYCLING QUARTERLY ISSUE 22 2019
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THE CYCLING QUARTERLY Stay ahead of
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4 Pursuit of Excellence
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Online conquista.cc Twitter @conqui
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10 Editorial by Trevor Gornall 12 D
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Editorial by Trevor Gornall I’m n
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Alain Vigneron DOMESTIQUES 12
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Most cyclists are losers. 2,648 dif
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Famously, George Hincapie assisted
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The first ever rider to bask in the
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harbour some ambition of winning th
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out that instruction? The GPS infor
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32 A Grand Tour that really encapsu
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I’m sure you remember how this ye
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anyone can follow it. The action co
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60 TOP TO BOTTOM Words & Photograph
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May I start by congratulating you o
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This time I want to keep the days a
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a vacuum - they’re part of a bigg
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But because it’s cars and trucks,
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A tale about bitter poets, Nobel la
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were conquered, day after day, by t
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Cochise as a young man Of humble or
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Because Cochise was special. Charis
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special aura: of a time when we wer
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Bordeaux-Paris was one of the last
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It all starts at the Hotel Grillon
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For those who think British cycling
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velodrome like a colossus. He was f
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Le Véloce-sport had its offices at
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pride - the riders of Bordeaux, ala
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94 Herman van Springel
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96 Poitiers. Relief as the trainers
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the race headed towards Chartres, t
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“Briton wins cycle race,” annou
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ace meal at 11.30. The hotel kitche
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Le Gué, km 483. Everything until t
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already won the race back in 1967.
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Côte de Picardie, Versailles, km 5
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30 May 2014 and the Place de Quicon
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Page 162 and 163: 1. What you never needed to know ab
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