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Cycling: Veteran rises as leaves refuse to fall
As the pack in Paris- Tours left the start in a long line and headed southwest, "the regional," or the rider through whose home territory a race passes, was not a rider at all but Alain Gallopin, a canny directeur sportif for the CSC team. (12/10) ReadKeyword(s) : Race, Home-trainer, Rider, Rise
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