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Christopher Froome – John Otis

Christopher Froome

Do not miss to Christopher Froome the Carambola. For him life is an adventure constant since he was born in Nairobi (Kenya) 26 years ago perhaps for this reason, I wanted to be cycling for adventure which implies that go and come big turns and journal these inevitable changes from angel to Devil with a pair of slopes of means. Not been for its origin, Froome had passed unnoticed in the international cycling peloton, with a victory in the Tour of the Cape, until the headhunter Claudio Corti sign for the Barlowordl. Froome wasn’t nobody, blue eyes now heading cyclist, however, has the possibility of winning the Vuelta to Spain, 20 seconds of the leader Cobo, and perhaps already without the task of helping their leader Wiggins, 46s, but with worst impressions after the Angliru. In a turn so global, so democratic, so openly, can a Kenyan winning the race? You can. It is in this. Hybrid bikes does not necessarily agree. The distance that separates Cabezon de la Sal, where the leader was born and Nairobi, where he was born his pursuer, is enormous, but in the race are 20 seconds. Until now, only one African passed into history, the Algerian Abdel-Kader Zaaf, being Red Lantern on the Tour in 1951. Times are changing. Source of the news:: and if the round wins a Kenyan?