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Podium Cafe (Free subscription) | 15/09/2008
Samuel Sanchez is on the verge of signing a two year contract with the new Cervélo Test Team, led by Tour winner Carlos Sastre. So reports Sporza.be today. If the transfer is confirmed, Sanchez adds serious power to the new team, which also recently signed former Green jersey winner, Thor Hushovd. According to report last week in La Nueva Espana , the new Swiss team is reportedly willing to pay close...
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sustainablog (Free subscription) | 26/08/2008
Editor’s Note: This is a guest submission from John Addison, Publisher of the Clean Fleet Report . After bicycling for 152 miles in 6 hours and 23 minutes in Beijing’s smoggy air, the gold medal was determined by a fraction of a second. Spain’s Samuel Sanchez willed a supreme effort to out-sprint the world’s great riders like David Rebellin and Fabian Cancellara . Although Sanchez could ignore pain...
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Commute by Bike (Free subscription) | 21/08/2008
After bicycling for 152 miles in 6 hours and 23 minutes in Beijing’s smoggy air, the gold medal was determined by a fraction of a second. Spain’s Samuel Sanchez willed a supreme effort to out-sprint the world’s great riders like David Rebellin and Fabian Cancellara. Fifty-seven million U.S. citizens ride a bicycle, at least, [...]
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Cleantech blog (Free subscription) | 19/08/2008
By John Addison (8/19/08). After bicycling for 152 miles in 6 hours and 23 minutes in Beijing’s smoggy air, the gold medal was determined by a fraction of a second. Spain’s Samuel Sanchez willed a supreme effort to out-sprint the world’s great riders like David Rebellin and Fabian Cancellara. Although Sanchez could ignore pain and exhaustion during the 152 miles, he could not hold back his tears while...
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Inbox Robot: Swiss Reinsurance News (Free subscription) | 11/08/2008
JUYONGGUAN, China -- Spanish climber Samuel Sanchez claimed his biggest ever career win when he clai med gold in the men's gruelling Olympic road race, ...
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The Irish Times (Free subscription) | 11/08/2008
NICOLAS ROCHE finished 64th in Saturday's Olympic road race in Beijing, ending the 245 kilometre event in a group sprinting for 54th place. They were 10 minutes 37 seconds behind race winner Samuel Sánchez (Spain), who out-paced breakaway companions Davide Rebellin (Italy) and Fabian Cancellara (Switzerland) for the gold medal.
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International Herald Tribune (Free subscription) | 10/08/2008
Samuel Sánchez of Spain took the gold medal in the Olympic cycling men's road race Saturday, winning a sprint finish of six riders at the end of a grueling course.
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Inbox Robot: Swiss Reinsurance News (Free subscription) | 10/08/2008
Gold medal winner Spanish Samuel Sanchez (centre) is flanked by silver medallist Italian Davide Rebellin (left) and Switzerlands Fabian Cancellara at the Great Wall north ...
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Inbox Robot: Swiss Reinsurance News (Free subscription) | 09/08/2008
Spanish climber Samuel Sanchez claims his biggest ever career win as he claims gold in the men's gruelling Olympic road race. Spanish climber Samuel ...
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Cyclelicious (Free subscription) | 09/08/2008
The Spanish Armada: That's how Ken Conley described the Spanish cycling team's performance this morning with Spaniard Samuel Sanchez's gold medal in the men's road racing team. I watched the race live but finally had to throw the towel in at about 1 A.M., just like the field of 53 DNFs in the race that included Americans David Zabriskie and Jason McCartney. For pure gutsiness, I have to give Chile's...
