Jeremy Whittle is a sports journalist who writes for The Guardian and Yahoo Sports Canada. His work has also been featured in publications such as the Irish Examiner and The Irish Times. Jeremy covers a wide range of sports, with a focus on cycling, and has reported on major events and championships around the world.
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By: Jeremy Whittle
jeremy whittle Kasia Niewiadoma's narrow victory over Demi Vollering (left) in the Tour de France Femmes will build its global reputation.
Kasia Niewiadoma’s thrilling Tour de France Femmes victory came at the expense of a crestfallen Demi Vollering, the defending champion, who lost her title by just four seconds
After Alpe d'Huez cliff-hanger, Tour de France Femmes avec Zwift faces challenges to build on the success of the past three editions.
By: Jeremy Whittle
'He’s a consummate politician': Lappartient's fast track from town hall towards world sport's top job in less than a decade is astonishing.
By: Jeremy Whittle
The Belgian recovered after his chain dropped off at the start while Australia’s Grace Brown won the women’s time trial
By: Jeremy Whittle
jeremy whittle An ecstatic Cat Ferguson celebrates winning the junior road race at the UCI World Road Championships.
By: Jeremy Whittle
The 18-year-old from Yorkshire with two junior world titles this week will not get carried away as she joins Movistar
Geraint Thomas doesn’t want to sound like a grumpy old man, but after 18 seasons as a pro he has a bone to pick with all the young upstarts in the peloton.
By: Jeremy Whittle
jeremy whittle Tadej Pogacar dominated the elite men's road racing scene in 2024, winning the Giro d'Italia, Tour de France and the Olympic road race.
By: Jeremy Whittle
Race begins in Lille on July 5th and will return to usual Paris finale, having missed out in 2024
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