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Interview – Ellie Russell – Revolution Series Round 2

Interview – Ellie Russell – Revolution Series Round 2

Oct 9, 2016

Amy Gornall chats to HOY Future Stars jersey holder; Ellie Russell at round 2 of the Revolution Series in Glasgow.   https://soundcloud.com/cycling-shorts/interview-ellie-russell-round-2-revolution-2016 Images ©www.ChrisMaher.co.uk |...

Interview – Alex Novacki – Revolution Series Round 2

Interview – Alex Novacki – Revolution Series Round 2

Oct 9, 2016

CyclingShorts.cc writer Amy Gornall chats to Alex Novacki representing Cycling Ireland at round two of the Revolution Cycling Series in Glasgow.   https://soundcloud.com/cycling-shorts/interview-alex-novacki-round-2-revolution-2016

Interview – Lusia Steele & Ellie Park – Revolution Round 2

Interview – Lusia Steele & Ellie Park – Revolution Round 2

Oct 8, 2016

Our writer Amy Gornall catches up with Scotland-Burness Paull riders Lusia Steele and Ellie Park at the second round of the Revolution Series 2016.   https://soundcloud.com/cycling-shorts/interview-lusia-steele-ellie-park-round-2-revolution-2016

Interview – Lotte Kopecky – Revolution Round 2

Interview – Lotte Kopecky – Revolution Round 2

Oct 8, 2016

Amy Gornall of CyclingShorts.cc chats to Lotte Kopecky representing VoxWomen at the second round of the Revolution Series in Glasgow.   https://soundcloud.com/cycling-shorts/interview-lotte-kopecky-round-2-revolution-2016

Interview – Charline Joiner on Retirement

Interview – Charline Joiner on Retirement

Oct 8, 2016

CyclingShorts.cc writer Amy Gornall chats to Charline Joiner about her decision to retire and her plans for the future at round 2 of the Revolution Series in Glasgow.   https://soundcloud.com/cycling-shorts/interview-charline-joiner-round-2-revolution-2016 All...

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British Cycling - Road Tour of Britain Lloyds Bank Tour of Britain | 2024 September 1, 2024admin 31 views PRESS RELEASE SUNDAY 1 SEPTEMBER 2024 PROVISIONAL START LIST ANNOUNCED Paris 2024 Olympic Game...
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Can't make the Roadside to watch the The Tour Of Britain No worries! You can watch the whole race LIVE on ITV4 PRESS RELEASEWEDNESDAY 28 AUGUST 2024 ITV4 TO SCREEN LIVE COVERAGE OF EVERY STAGE OF THE LLOYDS BANK TOUR OF BRITAIN MEN THIS SEPTEMBER All the action from this year’s Lloyds Bank Tour of Britain Men will once again be broadcast live on ITV4, with flag-to-flag coverage of all six stages of Britain’s national tour for the seventh consecutive year. Joining presenter Matt Barbet will be ITV’s commentary duo of Ned Boulting and David Millar, as ITV4 broadcasts live coverage of the UK’s biggest professional cycle race for the 12th year, and the 16th edition in total that has been televised by the channel. Coverage gets underway with stage one in Kelso and the Scottish Borders on Tuesday 3 September, going live at 10:15, with the likes of double Olympic gold medallist Remco Evenepoel, double world road race champion Julian Alaphilippe (both Soudal Quick-Step) and Olympic mountain biking star Tom Pidcock (INEOS Grenadiers) all confirmed to participate. In addition to the free-to-air live coverage on ITV4, viewers will also be able to catch a one-hour highlights programme each evening on the same channel, with live coverage and highlights also available on demand via ITVX. Commenting on the news, Jonathan Day, Managing Director of British Cycling Events, said; “Bringing the Lloyds Bank Tour of Britain Men to as many people as possible whether at the roadside or at home on television, is of huge importance to us. We’re delighted to once again have full live free to air coverage of every stage, and with the riders announced so far we know it will be one to remember so fans can look forward to six exciting days of action.” International viewers will be able to enjoy the live coverage free via the British Cycling YouTube channel (YouTube.com/BritishCycling) with no geo-restrictions. Further details of the international broadcast distribution for the Lloyds Bank Tour of Britain Men will be published ahead of the start of the race on 3 September. The Lloyds Bank Tour of Britain Men begins in the Scottish Borders on Tuesday 3 September followed by stages in the Tees Valley, South Yorkshire, the East Midlands and West Northamptonshire, before concluding in Suffolk on Sunday 8 September after six stages of action-packed racing.TeamsUCI WorldTeams: Bahrain Victorious (Bahrain); INEOS Grenadiers (Great Britain); Soudal Quick-Step (Belgium); Team dsm-firmenich PostNL (Netherlands)UCI ProTeams: Israel – Premier Tech (Israel); Q36.5 Pro Cycling Team (Switzerland); Uno-X Mobility (Norway)UCI Continental Teams: Decathlon AG2R La Mondiale Development Team (France); Equipe continentale Groupama-FDJ (France); Global 6 United (Luxembourg); Lidl – Trek Future Racing (USA); Project Echelon Racing (USA); REMBE Pro Cycling Team Sauerland (Germany); Sabgal / Anicolor (Portugal); Saint Piran (Great Britain); TRINITY Racing (Great Britain); Van Rysel – Roubaix (France)National Teams: Great Britain Cycling TeamStagesStage one Tuesday 3 September Kelso to KelsoStage two Wednesday 4 September Darlington to RedcarStage three Thursday 5 September Sheffield to BarnsleyStage four Friday 6 September Derby to Newark-on-TrentStage five Saturday 7 September Northampton to NorthamptonStage six Sunday 8 September Lowestoft to Felixstowe ... See MoreSee Less

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PRESS RELEASE FRIDAY 23 AUGUST 2024 TOM PIDCOCK CONFIRMED FOR LLOYDS BANK TOUR OF BRITAIN MEN Tom Pidcock (INEOS Grenadiers) will race in the Lloyds Bank Tour of Britain Men this 3 – 8 September, becoming the second gold medallist from the Paris 2024 Olympic Games to confirm his participation in the race. The 25-year-old joins the likes of double Olympic champion Remco Evenepoel, and former race winner Julian Alaphilippe (both Soudal Quick-Step) on the provisional start list for the 20th edition of Britain’s biggest professional cycle race. He is the first rider to be announced for the INEOS Grenadiers line-up, as the team prepare to take part in their 14th Lloyds Bank Tour of Britain Men and Pidcock’s fourth. Pidcock, who retained his Olympic cross-country mountain biking title in Paris, will head to the Lloyds Bank Tour of Britain Men after representing Great Britain in the 2024 UCI MTB World Championship at the end of the month. Commenting on the news, Tom Pidcock said, “The Tour of Britain is a really special race for me. Returning to the UK after a such busy year of racing and to pin on numbers in front of the passionate home fans, always provides great motivation. “I can’t wait to get out there with my INEOS Grenadier teammates in our home race and we look forward to seeing you all out along the road.” Further British interest will be added by two of the stars of the 2023 race, in last year’s Best British Rider Mark Donovan (Q36.5 Pro Cycling) and Stevie Williams (Israel – Premier Tech). Williams, who took the biggest win of his career to date at La Flèche Wallonne in April, was the virtual leader on the road during the final stage of the 2023 Lloyds Bank Tour of Britain with his attacking riding on the south Wales climbs, before ultimately finishing 14th overall. The Welshman started this season by winning a stage and the overall of the Tour Down Under. Cumbrian Donovan will be lining up for his fourth Lloyds Bank Tour of Britain, having finished in the top 10 overall in both of his last two participations. The 25-year-old recorded his highest overall finish last year with fifth, earning him the Best British Rider prize. Joining him will be Q36.5 Pro Cycling teammate Damien Howson, who finished third overall in the 2023 Tour, having picked up top five placings on the crucial pair of final stages. The 32-year-old from Adelaide will be returning for his second Lloyds Bank Tour of Britain Men, and joins Pidcock, and Julian Alaphilippe as podium finishers from previous editions to be racing this year. In total 18 teams, including six that participated in this summer’s Tour de France, from 12 countries will line-up in Scotland for stage one on Tuesday 3 September for a field of 108 riders.Press Release | Lloyds Bank Tour of Britain Men 2024The Lloyds Bank Tour of Britain Men begins in the Scottish Borders on Tuesday 3 September followed by stages in the Tees Valley, South Yorkshire, the East Midlands and West Northamptonshire, before concluding in Suffolk on Sunday 8 September after six stages of action-packed racing. Fans wanting to see the likes of Remco Evenepoel, Julian Alaphilippe, and Tom Pidcock in action firsthand at the Lloyds Bank Tour of Britain Men can now book and enjoy a range of premium hospitality opportunities and experiences, available via Sportive Breaks. Stage oneTuesday 3 SeptemberKelso to KelsoStage twoWednesday 4 SeptemberDarlington to RedcarStage threeThursday 5 SeptemberSheffield to BarnsleyStage fourFriday 6 SeptemberDerby to Newark-on-TrentStage fiveSaturday 7 SeptemberNorthampton to NorthamptonStage sixSunday 8 SeptemberLowestoft to FelixstoweTeamsUCI WorldTeams: Bahrain Victorious (Bahrain); INEOS Grenadiers (Great Britain); Soudal Quick-Step (Belgium); Team dsm-firmenich PostNL (Netherlands)UCI ProTeams: Israel – Premier Tech (Israel); Q36.5 Pro Cycling Team (Switzerland); Uno-X Mobility (Norway)UCI Continental Teams: Decathlon AG2R La Mondiale Development Team (France); Equipe continentale Groupama-FDJ (France); Global 6 United (Luxembourg); Lidl – Trek Future Racing (USA); Project Echelon Racing (USA); REMBE Pro Cycling Team Sauerland (Germany); Sabgal / Anicolor (Portugal); Saint Piran (Great Britain); TRINITY Racing (Great Britain); Van Rysel – Roubaix (France)National Teams: Great Britain Cycling TeamImages SWPix ... See MoreSee Less

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