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2. 2010 Team Sky season - Wikipedia

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   The 2010 season for Team Sky, its first, began in January with the Tour Down Under. As a UCI ProTour team, they were automatically invited and obliged to attend every event in the ProTour. The team formed for the 2010 season as part of an initiative by British Cycling to produce the first ever British Tour de France winner within five years ...

3. Ineos Grenadiers - Wikipedia

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   A five-part documentary series following the team's 2012 season, Team Sky and British Cycling: The Road to Glory, premiered on Sky Atlantic on 30 August 2012. [310] Another documentary Bradley Wiggins: A Year in Yellow, following Wiggins's exploits in the 2012 season was first shown on the same channel in November 2012. [311]

4. List of rosters for Sky Professional Cycling and its successors

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   The List of Ineos Grenadiers riders contains riders from the team which have had the names Sky Professional Cycling, Sky Procycling, Team Sky, ...

5. 2011 Team Sky season - Wikipedia

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   For the Grand Prix Cycliste de Québec, Sky looked to control the race in order to protect Urán, Gerrans and Boasson Hagen. [26] Urán did eventually feature in the race's closing stages; he made it into a ten-man lead group, and when Rabobank's Robert Gesink attacked with 5 kilometres (3.1 mi) left, Urán went with him but both riders were ...

6. List of wins by Sky Professional Racing and its successors

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   1 2010 – Sky Professional Cycling. 2 2011 – Sky Procycling. 3 2012 – Sky Procycling. 4 2013 – Sky Procycling. 5 2014 – Team Sky. 6 2015 – Team Sky. 7 2016 ...

7. 2012 Team Sky season - Wikipedia

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   Sky made a late call to chase down the day's breakaway on Stage 18, in the hope of giving Cavendish a stage victory to repay his work as a domestique. However, a late attack by Luis León Sánchez and Nicolas Roche looked set to be the winning move, only for Cavendish to sprint past the pair in the final 200 metres to take his second stage win ...