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No one has shone brighter in the Race to the Sun than Sean Kelly, who won seven straight editions after Stephen Roche’s GC victory got the wheels turning for Ireland in 1981. Felix Lowe recalls Kelly’s formidable streak,...
King Kelly’s supreme seven-year reign at Paris-Nice is an episode from Re-Cycle: The cycling history podcast by Eurosport. No one has shone brighter in the Race to the Sun than Sean Kelly, who won seven straight editions after Stephen Roche...
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Published Mar 11, 2021, 32:33 long, audio available.
No one has shone brighter in the Race to the Sun than Sean Kelly, who won seven straight editions after Stephen Roche’s GC victory got the wheels turning for Ireland in 1981. Felix Lowe recalls Kelly’s formidable streak, after speaking to the man who dominated the likes of Bernard Hinault and Laurent Fignon during a golden age for French cycling. Re-Cycle is narrated by Graham Willgoss and produced by Pete Burton. Sponsored by Zwift, where Fun is Fast! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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King Kelly’s supreme seven-year reign at Paris-Nice is an episode from Re-Cycle: The cycling history podcast by Eurosport.
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King Kelly’s supreme seven-year reign at Paris-Nice is from Re-Cycle: The cycling history podcast by Eurosport.
Published Mar 11, 2021 and 32:33 long