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Evenepoel Wins Stage 7 of Tour de Suisse

06/17/2023| 0 comments
by Roadcycling.com
Remco Evenepoel dedicates stage victory to Gino Mäder in stage 7 of Tour de Suisse 2023

Evenepoel Wins Stage 7 of Tour de Suisse

World Champion Remco Evenepoel has won stage 7 of Tour de Suisse 2023
World Champion Remco Evenepoel has won stage 7 of Tour de Suisse 2023
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Gino Mader Passes Away Following Tragic Accident

06/16/2023| 0 comments
by Roadcycling.com
Gino Mäder - Team Bahrain Victorious - Switzerland

Gino Mader Passes Away Following Tragic Accident

Swiss Bahrain-Victorious rider Giro Mäder has passed away following a severe accident in stage 5 of Tour de Suisse 2023
Swiss Bahrain-Victorious rider Giro Mäder has passed away following a severe accident in stage 5 of Tour de Suisse 2023
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Training & Health

Study indicates Tour de France riders live longer

09/4/2013| 0 comments
by Reuters and Roadcycling.com

Study indicates Tour de France riders live longer

French riders in the Tour de France live an average of six years longer than the general population and die less often of cardiovascular problems, researchers found. Findings may help ease worries about the effect of extreme exercise on the heart.
French riders in the Tour de France live an average of six years longer than the general population and die less often of cardiovascular problems, researchers found. Findings may help ease worries about the effect of extreme exercise on the heart.
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