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Sky's Vuelta withdrawal changes Gerrans' focusSeptember 06, 2010 (19:41) [ Indexed from Cyclingnews.com ] Australia's Simon Gerrans says that Team Sky's recent withdrawal from the Vuelta a España will affect his approach to next month's world championship road race but completely understands the reasons why team principal Dave Brailsford concluded the squad's race prematurely. Speaking to reporters from Vittoria, Spain, where he will be attending the funeral of Txema González today, Gerrans said that the Vuelta was an important part of his preparations for the world championships but he'll ... More...
Cycling: Team Sky withdraw following deathSeptember 05, 2010 (00:09) [ Indexed from New Zealand Herald ] Team Sky has withdrawn its riders from the Spanish Vuelta following the death of the squad's masseur during the race.Txema Gonzalez died in a Seville hospital on Friday after going into septic shock following a bacterial infection.... More...
Sky pulls out of Vuelta after masseur's death (AP)September 04, 2010 (11:37) [ Indexed from Yahoo! Sports ] Team Sky has withdrawn its riders from the Spanish Vuelta following the death of the squad's masseur. Txema Gonzalez died in a Seville hospital Friday after going into septic shock following a bacterial infection. The team said the infection entered Gonzalez's blood stream and developed into sepsis that damaged his organs. More...
Team Sky withdraws from Vuelta a EspanaSeptember 04, 2010 (10:08) [ Indexed from Cyclingnews.com ] Team Sky has withdrawn from the Vuelta a Espana following the death of soigneur Txema Gonzalez Friday. The team made the announcement early Saturday morning. Team principal Dave Brailsford announced the decision, which was supported by Gonzalez' family. The soigneur died at the age of 43 after spending five days in hospital in Seville. He had a bacterial infection which developed into a sepsis blood infection. “Txema's death is devastating to everyone in Team Sky,” ... More...
Team Sky soigneur dies in hospitalSeptember 03, 2010 (21:51) [ Indexed from Cyclingnews.com ] Team Sky officials have confirmed that soigneur Txema Gonzalez has died in Seville, five days after he was taken to hospital with a virus that developed into a sepsis blood infection. Team principal Dave Brailsford said: "We are devastated to report that Txema tragically passed away on Friday evening in hospital in Seville. His close family were with him." Brailsford paid tribute to the friendly 43 year-old Spaniard, adding: "Txema will be remembered as a warm-hearted colleague who ... More...
Team Sky's masseur dies from infection at Vuelta (AP)September 03, 2010 (21:01) [ Indexed from Yahoo! Sports ] The masseur for Team Sky has died from a bacterial infection after falling ill during the Spanish Vuelta. Txema Gonzalez died in a Seville hospital Friday after going into septic shock, Sky team doctor Steve Peters said. The team said the infection entered Gonzalez's blood stream and developed into sepsis which damaged the organs in his body. More...
Team Sky soigneur dies as consequence of virusSeptember 03, 2010 (20:51) [ Indexed from Cyclingnews.com ] Team Sky officials have confirmed that masseur Txema Gonzalez has died in Seville, five days after he was taken to hospital with a virus that has swept through the team during the Vuelta a Espana. Spain's Juan Antonio Flecha was forced to abandon the Vuelta during Friday’s seventh stage, South Africa's John Lee Augustyn and Britain's Ben Swift pulled out on stage three and other riders and staff have been affected. The Vuelta director general, Javier Guillen told Spanish public television ... More...
Team Sky working to strengthen squad for 2011September 02, 2010 (19:51) [ Indexed from Cyclingnews.com ] Team Sky principal Dave Brailsford has admitted that the British team is looking to strengthen its line-up for 2011 but has refused to reveal the names any of the riders he is currently negotiating with. "We're doing our business behind closed doors this year. Last year there was a lot of speculation about which riders we were going to sign and it became counter-productive," Brailsford told Cyclingnews . "People shouldn't think we're not in the market for good riders. We are. But ... More...
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