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OPINION

CHARLIE QUARTERMAN

Winning? I’m just trying not to get dropped

’d better introduce myself a bit, as quickly as possible, before we get down to business. I grew up in and around Oxford, I started riding my bike regularly after the 2012 Olympics with the local club Zappi’s Cycling Club, and I started racing shortly after that. Things started to go well, I recently found out that I can time trial fairly fast, and after some ups and downs, I signed for

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