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Chris Fennell

How did you get started in cycling?

When I was 15, I started dabbling in local crits and did a few time trials on my road bike, then at 16 I decided to ride Land’s End to John o’ Groats. That was my first major outing. I did road racing for a while before deciding time trialling was my thing.

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