Cycling
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Sir Bradley Wiggins said Chris Froome can emulate his 2012 Tour de France and Olympic time-trial double, but will find the challenge tougher with the Games being held in Rio
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Chris Froome has taken a third Tour demonstrating an exceptional will to win which is shared within his team
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With a third Tour de France almost done and dusted, Chris Froome has indicated he could keep going back for the next five or six years
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Chris Froome has all but secured his third Tour de France title after staying out of trouble on stage 20 where the drama came in the battle for the stage, which was won by Jon Izaguirre
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The reaction to the attempted coup in Turkey, the aftermath of the Bastille Day attack, Chris Froome in the Tour de France, the Munich shooting – the best photography in news, culture and sport from around the world this week
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Briton Chris Froome suffered a fall on the wet course during Friday’s stage 19 of the Tour de France, leaving Romain Bardet to claim victory
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British cyclist Chris Froome is even closer to a third Tour de France win after achieving a comfortable first place in the stage 18 time trial
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Russian rider Ilnur Zakarin, cycling for Team Katusha, wins the 17th stage of the Tour de France on Wednesday
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