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JACOB TIPPER

Without TV it’s time to fight for our domestic scene’s survival

Last week British Cycling announced an end to the Eurosport coverage of the National Road Series.

Sadly, the viewing figures haven’t lived up to expectations. If a company is struggling for sales, they have two options: put more money into marketing or pull out altogether to cut spending. British Cycling has done the latter, so while there will

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