
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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'I am quite nervous actually': Harry Tanfield eyeing desert races and Classics in debut WorldTour seasonTanfield says the racing programme will be huge relative to what he does now in the UK
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Steve Cummings: ‘It’s been a terrible year, there’s no sugar coating it’Brit puts poor year down to a multitude of changes as he aims for a possible stage win at the Vuelta a España
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'He had the motor, but I couldn't see him winning a Grand Tour': Remembering Geraint Thomas's Barloworld years2018 Tour de France winner Geraint Thomas showed promise in his early days, but no one expected him to contend for a Grand Tour
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Geraint Thomas 'open to hearing other options' before signing new Team Sky contractThe Welshman says he has to consider what other teams have to offer in light of his Tour de France victory
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Geraint Thomas describes the moment a spectator tried to grab him on Tour de France stage 17 finishThomas was knocked by a fan reaching out from the barriers on the final climb of stage 17 of the Tour de France
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'A beautiful stage with great racing': Teams reflect on the Tour de France's shortest stageThe Tour took on its shortest stage of 65km on Wednesday, but was it a success?
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Should the Tour de France points competition be changed to stop Peter Sagan's dominance?With Peter Sagan set to win his sixth green jersey, we ask if there needs to changes to the rules to make the battle for the green jersey more competitive.
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Chris Froome and Geraint Thomas 'disappointed' to be left a man down after Gianni Moscon's disqualificationChris Froome and Geraint Thomas both say that they are "disappointed" to lose Gianni Moscon through disqualification at the 2018 Tour de France.
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Team Sky's Gianni Moscon disqualified from Tour de France after 'punching' rival riderTeam Sky's Gianni Moscon has been disqualified from the 2018 Tour de France after being involved in an altercation with another rider on stage 15.
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Is Team Sky's dominance ruining cycling? Rival teams give their opinionsWith Team Sky having won seven Grand Tours in less than nine years, we ask the sports directors of rival teams if this dominance is bad for the sport.
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'You can't compare it to Paris-Roubaix, but we're going to attack whatever': Quick-Step look forward to Tour cobblesThe Belgian team say they're ready to light up the cobbled stage of the Tour de France on Sunday
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BMC Racing boss refuses to comment on reports that team could merge with CCC Sprandi PolkowiceAs reports emerged that BMC Racing could be saved by a merger with CCC Sprandi Polkowice, general manager Jim Ochowicz refused to comment on the deal.
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Transfer news: Richie Porte set to make Trek move, Geraint Thomas to stay at Sky, & Greg Van Avermaet still undecidedThe latest big moves among the WorldTour teams for 2019
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Tour de France organiser to block Chris Froome from racingFrench newspaper Le Monde reports that Team Sky have been told that the defending champion will not be allowed to start this year's race
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Chris Froome reaffirms vow to start Tour de France as Bernard Hinault continues criticismBernard Hinault says Froome has no place at the Tour de France as the defending champion says he'll be on the start line on July 7
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Transfer rumours: Porte, Van Avermaet, Van Aert & others close to new 2019 teamsThe latest updates on who could be heading where in 2019
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Team Sky coach Tim Kerrison defends Chris Froome and hits out at criticsKerrison said Froome's salbutamol case "shouldn't take this long to resolve"
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Five key climbs of the 2018 Tour de FranceWe take a look at some of the most important climbs of the 2018 Tour de France
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Gianni Moscon cleared of deliberately causing Sébastien Reichenbach to crashThe Italian was accused of intentionally causing the Swiss rider to crash at Tre Valli Varesine in 2017
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Tom Dumoulin 'feeling fresh' for the Tour de France after Giro effortsThe Dutchman says he's ready to battle for the overall victory at the Tour de France in July
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Vincenzo Nibali aiming for more consistency at Tour de France after 'suffering' in DauphinéNibali failed to impress at the Critérium du Dauphiné, but hopes to ride with more consistency at the 2018 Tour de France
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UCI launches investigation into special aerodynamic gel used by Lotto Soudal at Critérium du DauphinéThe UCI has said that it will investigate the use of a so-called Speed Gel on the legs of Lotto Soudal riders at the Critérium du Dauphiné.
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Romain Bardet on Chris Froome: 'If I were him I would not consider starting the Tour de France'The Frenchman says he would be 'ashamed' if he was linked to a case like Froome's salbutamol saga
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Tour de France organisers to introduce grid style start for short stage 17Riders will be ranked in groups according to the general classification for the start of the 65km mountain stage
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