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Gianni Vermeersch beats Daniel Oss, Mathieu van der Poel to win Gravel World Championships in Citadella
Belgium’s Gianni Vermeersch won the first men’s UCI Gravel World Championships after a late move to break clear from Italy’s Daniel Oss. Vermeersch and Oss had been off the front together for more than half of the 194km race in Citadella, Italy. With 8km remaining, Vermeersch made a solo attack stick and rode to victory.
'Is this tiny Prestwich takeaway really the best in the UK? I drove for forty minutes to find out'
Forty minutes in the car on the M60 on a dark, drizzly Tuesday evening to pick up a takeaway seems like a bit of an undertaking. Actually, let’s upgrade that to ‘daft’. But what if it’s supposed to be the best takeaway in the country?
MLS Decision Day: CF Montreal eyes top seed; Whitecaps push for playoffs
CF Montreal have their sights set on the top as they visit Inter Miami to close out the 2022 season on Sunday.
Air Ambulance called to injured woman on Duckshaw area of Darwen Moor
Air and land ambulances were called out to help extract an injured woman from the edge of Darwen Moor. The Bolton Mountain Rescue Team was summoned by the North West Ambulance Service to assist in helping to get the woman from the Duckshaw area because of the steep terrain.
‘Dangerous’: Greenpeace slam Saudi Arabia ski resort as Kingdom wins 2029 Asian winter games bid
Campaign group Greenpeace has slammed a “dangerous” ski resort being built in Saudi Arabia.
No pain, no gain is an accepted philosophy – so, how painful should your workout be?
Katy Kennedy’s first attempt to develop a running habit was a flop. She signed up for a half-marathon, punished herself up and down the hills in her neighbourhood to prepare, then struggled through the race.
When Felice Gimondi outclassed Eddy Merckx in the Giro di Lombardia
Eight months after becoming the youngest post-war winner of the Tour de France, Felice Gimondi triumphed over the cobbles of northern France. His victory in the Roubaix velodrome – by almost four minutes after riding the final 40km solo – underlined the young Italian’s status as the successor to the legendary “Campionissimo” Fausto Coppi.