Shane Stokes is a contributor at The Irish Times, focusing on cycling and various aspects of sports. His work spans topics such as individual and team sports, competitive sports, and the intersection of sports with technology and entertainment. Shane's insights have been featured in Cyclingnews.com, Triathlete, Inc., RTE, and Outside, among others.
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Shane Stokes' articles mainly focus on event coverage in the field of cycling, particularly pro cycling and cyclocross. To effectively reach out to Shane, consider providing insights or access to key figures within the world of professional cycling, especially those related to major events and competitions.
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Will Tim Merlier or Olav Kooij pick up another stage win, or will the spoils go to another sprinter?
Ten-time Tour stage winner Jasper Philpsen still hasn’t clicked at the race, with his temper flaring on stage 7.
With the Tour's first rest stage the following day, riders will be even more willing to empty the tank on stage 9.
By: Shane Stokes
Tim Merlier appears to be out of hunt but puts in stunning surge to beat other top sprinters for second consecutive Tour stage win
By: Shane Stokes
At 19, Sunday’s stage of the Tour de France will mark a new threshold for emerging talent Paul Seixas.
Mathieu Van der Poel takes Ardennes Classics-like race at the Tour after breakaway holds off hacked-down main bunch.
A draining day in the saddle awaits after the first rest day.
By: Shane Stokes
Van der Poel, one of the best Classics riders in history, has a strangely muted history in the Tour de France.
By: Shane Stokes
Mexican rider Del Toro prominent in debut Tour de France despite primary role of helping UAE-XRG team leader Tadej Pogačar.
By: Shane Stokes
Riders, race staff and public all wrestling with dangerous conditions at the Tour de France.
