Contrary to what the world’s fastest sprinter thinks, Anthony Tan says bloggers cannot be held accountable for the risks taken in pro cycling.
In the interests of sanity and those who ride clean, Anthony Tan asks you to throw pro cycling a bone.
It may be five years since Anthony Tan last lived in Europe but as June comes round each year, he still knows where he’d rather be.

Janez Brajkovic, in the yellow jersey, pedals in the pack during the sixth stage of the 62nd Dauphine Libere last year. Photo: AAP
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