Comments on: Training camp and settling back into routine in France http://www.timgudsell.com/2010/03/04/training-camp-and-settling-back-into-routine-in-france/ Clean, Green, New Zealand Machine Thu, 02 Sep 2010 07:02:35 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 By: Anna Rix http://www.timgudsell.com/2010/03/04/training-camp-and-settling-back-into-routine-in-france/comment-page-1/#comment-4835 Anna Rix Tue, 09 Mar 2010 20:07:00 +0000 http://www.timgudsell.com/?p=503#comment-4835 Hey Uncle Tim! Just a short message to say good luck and best wishes for 2010 from your biggest fans! We know its going to be a good one for you. Take care Big cuddles from Holly and Macklin xx Hey Uncle Tim!

Just a short message to say good luck and best wishes for 2010
from your biggest fans!

We know its going to be a good one for you.

Take care
Big cuddles from Holly and Macklin xx

]]> By: john cardwell http://www.timgudsell.com/2010/03/04/training-camp-and-settling-back-into-routine-in-france/comment-page-1/#comment-4831 john cardwell Thu, 04 Mar 2010 22:54:59 +0000 http://www.timgudsell.com/?p=503#comment-4831 SKY Sport is proud to bring you unprecedented international cycling coverage in 2010 from around the world with both LIVE and highlight packages and with five New Zealanders now contracted to "Pro-tour" teams in Europe, you'll be able to monitor the progress of our lads as they race against the likes of Lance Armstrong and Alberto Contador. This month, the ‘race to the sun’, the Paris-Nice cycling race returns for the 68th year, running from Monday 8th March to Monday 15th March. The race is made up of 8 stages and covers a total distance of 1,288 kilometres through and is guaranteed action! PARIS – NICE: STAGE 1: Monday 8 March, 3.00am, LIVE on SKY Sport 3 STAGE 2: Tuesday 9 March, 3.15am, LIVE on SKY Sport 2 STAGE 3: Wednesday 10 March, 3.15am, LIVE on SKY Sport 2 STAGE 4: Thursday 11 March, 3.15am, LIVE on SKY Sport 2 STAGE 5: Friday 12 March, 2.45am, LIVE on SKY Sport 2 STAGE 6: Saturday 13 March, 3.15am, LIVE on SKY Sport 3 STAGE 7: Sunday 14 March, 7.00am, DELAYED on SKY Sport 3 STAGE 8: Monday 15 March, 3.15am, DELAYED on SKY Sport 3 SKY Sports cycling coverage continues with… Paris to Roubaix, France (April 11): Probably the most important one-day race in the world, the "Hell of the North" takes riders north from the French capital to the velodrome at Roubaix across some of the roughest stretches of cobble stones in Western Europe. Fléche Wallone, Belgium (April 22) Liége-Bastogne-Leigé, France (April 26): Two of the most prestigious "Spring Classics" on Cycling's calendar. Tour de Romandie, Switzerland (April 28): The Pro-tour swings in to Switzerland for a race that always seems to throw up a surprise victor. Tour of California, USA (May 17-24): Now later in the year, the California tour has quickly become America's number one bike race. Tour de Suisse, Switzerland (June 13) Dauphiné Libere 2010 (June 6-13): The Swiss tour and the Dauphine are the ideal lead-ups to the Tour de France and the real indicators to who is going to take the favourites mantle into the season's biggest bike race. Tour de France, France (July 3-25): Here it is, the climax to the season, 21 stages around France. The race that every bike riders dreams of starting ... and only a very elite few can ever contemplate winning Paris Tours, France (Mid Oct): The fastest one day classic on the calendar. The five New Zealanders who'll be vying for places in the Tour de France and all the lead-up races are; Julian Dean of Waihi who rides for the Garmin-Transiions team, Hayden Roulston of Tinwald with HTC-Columbia, Greg Henderson of Dunedin who's signed for the new British team, Team Sky, Tim Gudsell from Kihikihi rides for the French outfit Francaise des Jeux... and finally there's Sam Bewley of Rotorua who's been signed to Lance Armstrong's new team, RadioShack. Regards John Cardwell Sky Network Television SKY Sport is proud to bring you unprecedented international cycling coverage in 2010 from around the world with both LIVE and highlight packages and with five New Zealanders now contracted to “Pro-tour” teams in Europe, you’ll be able to monitor the progress of our lads as they race against the likes of Lance Armstrong and Alberto Contador.

This month, the ‘race to the sun’, the Paris-Nice cycling race returns for the 68th year, running from Monday 8th March to Monday 15th March. The race is made up of 8 stages and covers a total distance of 1,288 kilometres through and is guaranteed action!

PARIS – NICE:

STAGE 1: Monday 8 March, 3.00am, LIVE on SKY Sport 3

STAGE 2: Tuesday 9 March, 3.15am, LIVE on SKY Sport 2

STAGE 3: Wednesday 10 March, 3.15am, LIVE on SKY Sport 2

STAGE 4: Thursday 11 March, 3.15am, LIVE on SKY Sport 2

STAGE 5: Friday 12 March, 2.45am, LIVE on SKY Sport 2

STAGE 6: Saturday 13 March, 3.15am, LIVE on SKY Sport 3

STAGE 7: Sunday 14 March, 7.00am, DELAYED on SKY Sport 3

STAGE 8: Monday 15 March, 3.15am, DELAYED on SKY Sport 3

SKY Sports cycling coverage continues with…

Paris to Roubaix, France (April 11): Probably the most important one-day race in the world, the “Hell of the North” takes riders north from the French capital to the velodrome at Roubaix across some of the roughest stretches of cobble stones in Western Europe.

Fléche Wallone, Belgium (April 22)
Liége-Bastogne-Leigé, France (April 26): Two of the most prestigious “Spring Classics” on Cycling’s calendar.

Tour de Romandie, Switzerland (April 28): The Pro-tour swings in to Switzerland for a race that always seems to throw up a surprise victor.

Tour of California, USA (May 17-24): Now later in the year, the California tour has quickly become America’s number one bike race.

Tour de Suisse, Switzerland (June 13)
Dauphiné Libere 2010 (June 6-13): The Swiss tour and the Dauphine are the ideal lead-ups to the Tour de France and the real indicators to who is going to take the favourites mantle into the season’s biggest bike race.

Tour de France, France (July 3-25): Here it is, the climax to the season, 21 stages around France. The race that every bike riders dreams of starting … and only a very elite few can ever contemplate winning

Paris Tours, France (Mid Oct): The fastest one day classic on the calendar.

The five New Zealanders who’ll be vying for places in the Tour de France and all the lead-up races are; Julian Dean of Waihi who rides for the Garmin-Transiions team, Hayden Roulston of Tinwald with HTC-Columbia, Greg Henderson of Dunedin who’s signed for the new British team, Team Sky, Tim Gudsell from Kihikihi rides for the French outfit Francaise des Jeux… and finally there’s Sam Bewley of Rotorua who’s been signed to Lance Armstrong’s new team, RadioShack.

Regards

John Cardwell

Sky Network Television

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