Gregor Brown
Gregor Brown is an experienced cycling journalist, based in Florence, Italy. He has covered races all over the world for over a decade - following the Giro, Tour de France, and every major race since 2006. His love of cycling began with freestyle and BMX, before the 1998 Tour de France led him to a deep appreciation of the road racing season.
Latest articles by Gregor Brown
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Simon Yates thankful to limit losses after getting caught in crash on Giro d'Italia stage four
Yates crashed but remains in second place after a chaotic finale to stage four
By Gregor Brown • Published
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World Championships 2017 venue to be announced today
Bergen in Norway is the front runner to host the 2017 Road World Championships, but questions remain over the cost of the event
By Gregor Brown • Published
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'I'm ripped to pieces': Wrong place wrong time for Dan Martin as crash causes another setback
The UAE Team Emirates rider went down with just under 17km to go on stage eight and lost over a minute on GC
By Gregor Brown • Published
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2015 Tour de France opens with a 13.7km time trial
International cycling news round-up (Nov 28): Sky's Hunt joins Premier League; Carera improves; Giro wildcard shortlist; FDJ renews
By Gregor Brown • Published
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USA selects team for Farrar to rival Cavendish and the world
American team bosses face selection problems ahead of road race World Championships on October 3
By Gregor Brown • Published
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Sciandri evaluates GiroBio's worth
Team GB considering missing out on the 'baby Giro' in 2011 after squad woes
By Gregor Brown • Published
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Gianni Moscon will miss the Giro d’Italia, report suggests
Egan Bernal will also miss the race after breaking his collarbone in a training ride crash
By Gregor Brown • Published
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Omega Pharma make changes to provide Mark Cavendish with effective lead-out train
Riders will be hired at end of season to assist Mark Cavendish in sprints, says Omega Pharma-QuickStep team boss Patrick Lefevere
By Gregor Brown • Published
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Gianni Moscon faces 11-hour UCI hearing over claim he deliberately caused Reichenbach crash
Team Sky's Gianni Moscon faced an 11-hour hearing over claims that he deliberately caused Groupama-FDJ rider Sébastien Reichenbach to crash in 2017.
By Gregor Brown • Published