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Matthias Brandle (IAM Cycling) will be seeking to set a new Hour Record on Thursday evening (October 2014) at the World Cycling Centre in Aigle, Switzerland.
The Austrian rider will be attempting to beat the mark of 51.115 kilometres set by German Jens Voigt on September 18.
You can watch live streaming of the record attempt here from 17:50 British time (18:50 Central European Time).
Learn all about the challenges of the Hour record, and why Brandle's choice of track is particularly difficult, in Dr Hutch's Hour analysis.
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