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Cobble king Clarke wins Tour de France stage five with bike throw - Vimarsana News

Cobble king Clarke wins Tour de France stage five with bike throw

The 35-year-old Australian Clarke used a bike throw on the line in a razor thin victory over Taco van der Hoorn after Native American Neilson Powless launched a sprint in a bid for the yellow jersey but fell just short.

Source: ewn.co.za
TDF: Australian Simon Clarke wins crash-marred Stage 5, Van Aert keeps Tour lead - Vimarsana News

TDF: Australian Simon Clarke wins crash-marred Stage 5, Van Aert keeps Tour lead

Australian rider Simon Clarke was overcome by emotion after he won a crash-marred fifth stage of the Tour d...

Tour de France: Tearful Australian Simon Clarke wins fifth stage, Jack Haig crashes out, Ben O'Connor loses chance to compete for podium finish - Vimarsana News

Tour de France: Tearful Australian Simon Clarke wins fifth stage, Jack Haig crashes out, Ben O'Connor loses chance to compete for podium finish

Cycling veteran Simon Clarke has landed the biggest victory of his career in a day of cobbles, chaos and carnage that left several other Australians bleeding.

Source: smh.com.au
Australia's Clarke wins Tour de France stage five from Lille to Arenberg - Vimarsana News

Australia's Clarke wins Tour de France stage five from Lille to Arenberg

Belgian Wout van Aert retained his overall leader’s yellow jersey despite a nasty fall.

Source: the42.ie
Israel – Premier Tech launches Field of Dreams campaign for Rwanda - Vimarsana News

Israel – Premier Tech launches Field of Dreams campaign for Rwanda

The team will race the Tour De France with a special kit; the project goal is to build the infrastructure needed to change the lives of thousands of children

Source: jpost.com