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An Epic charity cycle ride from the ancient birthplace of the Olympic Games in Greece to the Olympic Park in London.
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I would like to wish Lawrence Dallaglio and Freddie Flintoff the very best of luck as they
take on this huge challenge to raise money for two important causes. In the year that the
Olympics are coming to London it is fantastic that two of our sporting heroes are cycling
such an historic route from the birthplace of the Olympics to its 2012 home.
Good Luck!
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Core rider and former Chelsea Football Club star Graeme Le Saux, has
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Stage 5 Day 1 Nancy – Champagne Distance: 166km Ascent: 1000m A great day’s riding from the Slammers today with no help from a punishing head wind and persistent rain. All riders had the same feedback on their return - Day One …
We R Interactive the makers of the football game I AM PLAYR, extended the generous gesture of donating proceeds of all in-game coin purchases made on Tuesday,15th May 2012 to Lee Dixon’s fundraising effort on Cycle Slam. We R Interactive …
After a gruelling day yesterday, looking around the breakfast room the fatigue is already beginning to take its toll. Yesterday the riders battled through horrendous head wind, rain and even hail during the 160km ride. Many of the core riders …
I've been lucky over the years. I've had some wonderful adventures, some fantastic journeys and met some brilliant people, adding up to a large amount of stories to tell my son Charlie when he's a little older. And now thanks to Virgin Media I have another little tale to tell about the time Sir Richard came for tea...
