Richard Abraham
Richard Abraham is an award-winning writer, based in New Zealand. He has reported from major sporting events including the Tour de France and Olympic Games, and is also a part-time travel guide who has delivered luxury cycle tours and events across Europe. In 2019 he was awarded Writer of the Year at the PPA Awards.
Latest articles by Richard Abraham
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Ramunas Navardauskas wins Tour de Romandie stage two
Tour of Romandie 2013: Chris Froome (Sky) holds onto race lead as Garmin-Sharp's Lithunian domestique takes stage
By Richard Abraham • Published
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Scott Thwaites targeting the Classics in 2016
Since claiming bronze in the Commonwealth Games, Scott Thwaites has been waiting for his first pro win to take him to the next level. But he’s not panicking
By Richard Abraham • Published
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Tour de Yorkshire rider turns up just 15 minutes before the race start
Visa problems and flight delays means MTN-Qhubeka rider Merhawi Kudus arrived in Bridlington for stage one of the Tour de Yorkshire with just minutes to spare
By Richard Abraham • Published
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Billie Fleming passes away age 100
Long distance cyclist Billie Fleming has passed away shortly after passing her 100th birthday
By Richard Abraham • Published
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Addison Lee loses Government contract
Wheels come off the anti-cyclist crusade as cancellation of contract could lose controversial minicab firm tens of thousands of pounds
By Richard Abraham • Published
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Faster than Lance: Richie Porte smashes Madone record again
Australian Richie Porte reveals just how fast he can go up the infamous climb of the Col de la Madone
By Richard Abraham • Published
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Suspended sentence for driver who killed Karl Austin
Family of Karl Austin describe sentence as lenient but not unexpected
By Richard Abraham • Published
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Mark Cavendish will be kicking himself, says coach Rod Ellingworth
After a silver in the omnium at Rio 2016, Mark Cavendish might rue one crucial mistake in the elimination race
By Richard Abraham • Published
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The 14 best cobbled climbs in the UK
Everyone knows about the cobbles in Northern France and Belgium, but what about those stretches of cobbled climbs on our very own shores?
By Richard Abraham • Published