Who won the 1987 Bowlee Junior cycling road race?
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dats a tough one!!! michael dewart i think?? \ngood luck!!
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Albert won\nLuke was 2nd\nJen was 3rd\nMarianne was 4th.
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Barry Sheene won the World 500cc Motorcycle Championships twice in 1976 and 1977 but was equally famous for overcoming his numerous crashes on the track
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Bicycle Motocross.\nRaced for 4 years as a kid.
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Ronnie Carroll, 1962 &1963\nCliff Richard, 1968 &1973\nCheryl Baker (CoCo 1978 and Bucks Fizz 1981)\nand Sally Anne Triplet (Bardo 1982 and PrimaDonna 1980)\n\nDaz Sampson will make it 5 when he competes again next year\nfor the UK. 2006 & 2007.
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For road cycling i'd recomend ridley, or mbk.
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these champions didn't compete at the same time and cycling has changed a lot since then. now there are faster and lighter bikes. lemond is retired so if they had a race now armstrong would probaly win. overall lemond is probally the better rider
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Thomas Dobney, a 15-year-old from England,\n\nPlease read the link below it is interest since the Guiness Book of world records retired that category since a 7 year was killed tring to break the record.
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Paula Radcliffe won the the English Cross Country Championships three times. First time in 1991 (under 17), then in 1992 (juniors), and finally in 1994 (seniors).
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John Parrott\nhttp://search.bbc.co.uk/cgi-bin/search/results.pl?scope=all&edition=i&q=1991+snooker+champion
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2006 Olympic silver medalist in halfpipe \n2003,2005 Winter X Games superpipe champion \nDominated in 2003, winning virtually everything including World Championships, X Games and the overall Grand Prix \nThree-time Vans Triple Crown of Snowboarding’s champion (2001-03)
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If I remember correctly he was 23 when he first appeared on Road Rules, which was in '95. That would make him about 34 now.
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This year's Tour is marked by an increase in the amount of time trialing, Ullrich's forte. Furthermore, the Tour's last week is in the Alps. The Keiser constantly is at his best in the Alps, and in the last week. Where has Ivan Basso been since his Giro victory? Nowhere! Meanwhile, Der Jan goes out and wins the Tour of Switzerland with a stunning final time trial. My prediction, Basso peaked too early for the Giro d'Italia, and Ullrich takes the top spot on the podium. Basso will still capture second, and third place will go to either Floyd Landis, Cadel Evans, or Levi Leipheimer. Outside chances to look out for will both come from Discovery Channel in the form of Big George Hincapie and the Ukranian Yaroslav Popovych.
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I couldn't find records of the first pro cyclist, but have included some info on the topic, including stuff on Rahsaan Bahati who was the first african-american cyclist in the past decade.\n\nMatt
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Gary Rush.\nHe also finished 3 times in the second place and 6 times in the third place. He accomplished all this between 1966 and 1998.
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Andrew Hines, 21, became the youngest NHRA POWERade Series world champion in history Saturday by qualifying for the Automobile Club of Southern California NHRA Finals, the final event of the 2004 season. \n\nTo earn his first series crown, Hines, from Trinidad, Colo., rode his Screamin' Eagle/Vance & Hines Harley-Davidson to a time of 7.184 at 185.23, good enough for 12th in the 16-bike eliminations lineup. \n\n"The first thought I have is what an outstanding accomplishment for my dad (Byron) this championship is," Hines said. "He's been in this sport for a long time and he's won a bunch of championships but to take this program with Harley-Davidson and build it up to a championship level this fast is really something. \n\n"I'm so happy that I'm the guy on the seat. I have an outstanding team around me. From my dad and my brother Matt, to Joe Vanderbrink, Greg Cope, Meredith Schultz, and Ray Veirs, I'd take this group over anyone. There isn't a better team in all of motorsports in my opinion. I'm really just another name on the Vance & Hines roster of champions."  \nPOWERade's Ben Reiling, left, presented Andrew Hines with his championship trophy Saturday in Pomona. \n\nThis is the fourth NHRA Pro Stock Bike world championship for the Hines family, as Andrew's older brother Matt won three championships from 1997-'99. Matt was previously the sport's youngest champion, as he was 25 when he claimed his first title in '97. \n\n"It's neat to be the youngest POWERade champion ever," Hines said. "I certainly never thought I'd have this much success this early in my career. This is just my third year out here and my second full season of competition. Again, I have to point to the team. I probably won't give Matt too much grief over replacing him as the youngest champion in NHRA history because I wouldn't have won it if he wasn't tuning this bike." \n\nThe younger Hines won three national event titles in four final rounds and earned eight No. 1 qualifying awards to outdistance primary challengers Antron Brown and Angelle Savoie for the title. \n\n"They say the first championship is the easiest one to win," Andrew said. "Now we need to back it up and prove this one was no fluke. I don't ever think it's been easy and I don't think the NHRA will ever allow us to dominate like we did earlier this year. But we're still going to work like crazy this offseason and try to make the gains we need to make to back it up in 2005." \n\nIt is also the first NHRA Pro Stock Bike championship title for Harley-Davidson. \n\n"Harley is extremely happy with what we've done," he said. "I know they're already excited about next year and the year after that. Maybe we've started a new era of dominance by Harley-Davidson motorcycles. That would be awesome."
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The closest world championship was in 1984, Niki Lauda won with 72pts, 5 wins and 9 podium finishes, Alain Prost was 2nd with 71.5pts, 7 wins and 9 podium finishes.\nThe next was 1994, Michael Schumacher beating Damon Hill by 92pts to 91pts.\nBut this was not the end In 1997 championship Jacques Villeneuve 79pts. beat Michael Schumacher 78pts. as Michael Schumacher was disqualified from overall standings after crashing into Villeneuve at Jerez.