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An Post Rás Stage 4 Pictures Westport To Bundoran
Mark Pederson Denmark Blue Water Cycling Pips Marcin Bialoblocki Britain Node 4 To Win Stage 4 Into Bundoran
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Results Stage Four Westport To Bundoran 135 Kms.
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An Post Rás Stage 3 Pictures Gort To Westport
Gediminas Bagdonas, An Post Sean Kelly, Belgium,Winning Stage Three Of The An Post Rás Into Westport
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Results Stage Three Gort To Westport 145 Kms.
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An Post Rás Stage 2 Pictures Kilkenny To Gort
Pirmin Lang, Atlas Jakroo, Switzerland Winning Stage Two Of The An Post Rás Into Gort
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Results Stage Two Kilkenny To Gort 158 Kms.
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An Post Rás Stage 1 Pictures Dunboyne To Kilkenny
Marcin Bialoblocki, Britain Node4 Giordana Racing
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Results Stage One Dunboyne To Kilkenny 147 Kms.
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List Of Competitors An Post Rás 2012
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Powerful Lineup And Tough Route Point Towards Dramatic An Post Rás
Gedlminas Bagdonas 2011
Simon Richardson 2009
With four former race winners and seventeen foreign teams lining out in Dunboyne this Sunday for the start of the sixtieth edition of the An Post Rás, a very high standard is guaranteed for the race, as well as an unpredictable and suspense-filled outcome.

Last year’s champion Gediminas Bagdonas proved he is in top shape for the defence of his title by winning the Puivelde Koerse in Belgium this week. The Lithuanian will compete again with the An Post Grant Thornton Sean Kelly team, and with the race also being sponsored by its chief backer An Post, he will be very highly motivated to succeed.

Bagdonas will be joined by four strong Irish team-mates, namely Ronan McLaughlin, Sean Downey, Connor McConvey and Sam Bennett, who became one of the youngest stage winners ever when he triumphed into Clara three years ago.

David McCann 2004
Andrew Roche 1997
Aside from Bagdonas, three other past Rás champions have confirmed they will take part. 2004 race winner David McCann is the second most recent Irish victor and, after recovering from a bad crash in the Tour of Korea, will lead the Taiwan RTS Racing team. 1997 champion Andrew Roche will compete on the Isle of Man Bikeline p/b Microgaming team, while 2009 winner Simon Richardson will be part of the British IG – Sigma Sport squad. More>>>


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