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
Bookended by medal success, there were still shortcomings as too many opportunities slipped away in Paris
By: Jeremy Whittle
jeremy whittle in paris Beth Shriever (centre) suffered a shock collapse in the BMX finals, having won every preceding race leading to the final.
By: Jeremy Whittle
The Dutchwoman Charlotte Kool claimed a win on home soil in the Hague but the British rider Natalie Grinczer abandoned after a fall
By: Jeremy Whittle
Demi Vollering produced an emphatic time trial win in front of home crowds in Rotterdam to take the yellow jersey in the Tour de France Femmes
By: Jeremy Whittle
jeremy whittle in liège Victory helped Puck Pieterse banish disappointment of losing out on Olympic silver last month.
Defending champion Sepp Kuss leads the hopefuls aiming to step out of the shadow of the all-conquering Slovenian in Spain
Cédrine Kerbaol has become the first French stage winner in the modern Tour de France Femmes, while Kasia Niewiadoma kept the overall lead
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.
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