Kamiel Bonneu bags stage three on Tour of Britain
Belgian Kamiel Bonneu produced a late attack to claim victory after a four-man breakaway on stage three of the Tour of Britain in Sunderland.
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Remembering the 1972 Olympics: Mark Spitz talks of tragic games
American swimmer Mark Spitz won gold at the 1972 Munich Olympic Games, an event forever marked by tragedy when terrorists killed 11 members of the Israeli Olympics team.
Tour of Britain: Cees Bol takes stage two sprint victory in dramatic photo finish
Cees Bol snatched victory on stage two of the Tour of Britain by the tightest of margins, beating Britain’s Jake Stewart in a photo finish.
German president apologizes for 1972 Olympic attack failures
Germany's president apologized Monday for multiple failures by his country before, during and after the 1972 attack on the Munich OIympics as he joined his Israeli counterpart and relatives of the 11 Israeli athletes killed by Palestinian militants at the games 50 years ago.
‘It makes no sense’ – Adam Blythe on ‘bonkers’ rules blocking Alejandro Valverde from World Championships
Alejandro Valverde's inability to race at the upcoming UCI Road Cycling World Championships is the result of a «bonkers» situation, says Eurosport's Adam Blythe. Valverde is currently not allowed to travel to Wollongong to represent Spain at the World Championships, which take place from September 18-25, due to Movistar wanting the 42-year-old to help them pick up points in their bid to avoid relegation from the WorldTour.
Corbin Strong outmuscles Omar Fraile to win first stage of Tour of Britain
Under dire threat of relegation from the World Tour, the Israel-Premier Tech team received a useful fillip at the opening stage of the Tour of Britain, won by their New Zealand first-year professional Corbin Strong. The 22-year-old outshone more illustrious teammates such as their new signing Dylan Teuns, who has been hired specifically to garner ranking points that may preserve the team’s top-level status.
50 years to agree Olympic attack compensation 'shameful': German president
BERLIN: Germany's President Frank-Walter Steinmeier admitted on Sunday (Sep 4) it was "shameful" that it took five decades for Berlin to agree compensation for the bereaved families of Israeli victims in the 1972 Munich Olympics attack.
Survivor of Holocaust, Munich Olympic attack heads back to Germany
They call him the ultimate survivor: Shaul Ladany lived through a Nazi concentration camp and escaped the massacre of 11 fellow Israeli athletes at the 1972 Olympic Games in Munich.