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the best of what may well be Britain's most talented generation. The generation, in short that the British Cycling programme has claimed the first British winner of the Tour de France will come from. Therefore I feel that these individuals and perhaps others such as Sam Lowe and Josh Papworth merit wikipedia pages of their own. I leave it up to you to do as you feel best.

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tube of a frame cut to the bone of the knee cap and also partially cut the ligaments on it. In 2004 she had keyhole surgery to remove damaged tissue left consequent on the two crashes of the previous year. Both of these surgical events together with the diagnosis period to the second, severely curtailed preparation for Athens. Hotoph88 May 2009

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Thanks for the tip, but until they are selected for BC's Academy or get decent results internationally or as seniors there's no point adding the articles. Not because I don't thing they're worthy but because other editors would undoubtedly delete them now based on lack of notability. I'll keep an eye

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Hello, I'm having trouble understanding what you're trying to do with the 98-01 UCI Track Cycling World Cup Classics pages. The results tables obviously have no results in them, just a schedule of events. The results links are broken. Why undo my revision? If you are in the middle of working on them,

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Hi Thaf - well done on all the cycling edits. 1962 British Road Race Champs. In "Personal Best", Beryl does not mention it at all that year, although 1963 she remarks about winning and and in 1961 she remarks about coming 2nd to Bowers. Could it be that she did not ride it, but it was held during

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Hi Thaf, just wanted to let you know that the reference you added from the Independent doesn't mention a knee op for Nicole in 2003. I've been working my way through her own site's archive with the help of cycling news and the various broadsheets to improve/reference her page and the first op on her

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before you undo mine? If you check the history of the page most of what has been done is my work also I didn't undo all of your work. I incorporated much of it. I am trying to make a comprehensive history of Reade's career, including her track cycling career most of which is also minde. Because some

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I recently attended the british youth and junior national track championships. It was there that I witnessed the rising of new stars such as Owain Doull, John Paul, Jon Dibben, and Robert Lambton. I feel that the impressive times and performances of this age group would indicate these riders to be

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Confirming - Nicole Cooke missed a significant section of the 2003 season after 2 crashes both of which injured her left knee. In Canada in the Tour after the World Cup race, she had a minor operation to repair her knee after the 1st crash. She was hospitalised. A fractured top

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knee was in May 2004. Prior to that she only underwent physical rehabilitation for the knee injury sustained in 2003, much of it at Bath University. The reference does however sit very well in the 2007 section after the part on Nicole missing the World Championships, so I've moved it there.

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Yes, it was the lack of references for the descriptions of the sectors (although it says section in the body and sector in the header? I prefer "section".) which I thought would let the article down when it came to peer review. If there are any holes, they will be picked

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BSCA as in the former English Schools Cycling Association? I was its national secretary for a year and for two or three years I organised its three-day race at Butlin's in Filey. A pale-faced boy called Roche S. rode, I remember, although not when I was organiser.

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Actually, you also seem (in the same edit) to have added a reference regarding Scotland to the Wales section. I will remove it for now, but you may want to re-add it in an appropriate place. —

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Nice to know my efforts are appreciated! I'm no expert, but I figured I may as well give it a go as assessment is down to opinion, there's no right or wrong as long as it fits these

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P.S. I'm afraid I'm located a long way from the London scene, I am jealous of the facilities there which mean people can actually use cycling as a proper means of transport...

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you changed the sort key from "Macgregor, Yvonne" to "Mcgregor, Yvonne". I just wanted to inform you for future reference that the original sort keys were correct. Please see

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Organisation does not appear to be notable. References provided are to a press release and a business directory. No assertion has been made of notability to fulfill

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Oops, sorry about that. I wouldn't have guessed, and just assumed that it had got pasted in the wrong section (and was too lazy to check the document itself). —

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The opening sentence stated his birth year as 1978. More than one source, including the one you used as a reference, state it as 1980. I changed it to 1980.

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Hi Thaf, you keep popping up on my watchlist. Excellent assessment work, incisive but explaining how improvements could be made. Can you take a look at

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Hi Thaf, I noticed that your work overlaps with Les Woodland quite often (eg. Edith Atkins) and wondered if you might have any useful info for the

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Hi Thaf, good detective work on AM. Is the 1845 record visible online? How did you find it? I searched but found nothing. Regards

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I am unable to find many solid sources for this cyclist, mostly unrelated people and/or unrelated websites. I was able to find

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the period she was recovering from her crash at Fallowfield ? The BCF records have it as a win for Bowers - see

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ps. My daughter, Pia, is also a graphic designer pedalling (slowly) around London. Have your paths ever crossed?

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It was mentioned during NBC's (or possibly USA's) continuous coverage. I'll try to find a weblink right now.

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Never mind, I just found her name on a list of the complete classification for the race. I blame NBC.

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