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While sipping a carelessly crafted latte, the Doc ponders the unyielding alliance be

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Cycling Weekly Magazine

11 April 2024

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“your life being saved by bernard is exactly the sort of thing that makes life not worth living”

The Doc decides it’s better to die than vindicate his friend

Cycling Weekly

“in my downstairs loo my head may look funny, but my shins are bang up to date”

The Doc was ahead of his time in long socks, if not helmets

Cycling Weekly

“it was the essence of cycling. ‘someone else should do it,’ is our mantra”

The Doc muses on Del Toro and Carapaz’s self-defeating rivalry

Cycling Weekly

“he felt they had a duty to make the most of their talent. he took their success personally”

The Doc turns the tables on vicarious glory hunters