Sentence examples for cyclist race from inspiring English sources

"When I was a child, a cyclist race went through our village and I said to myself that I would like to be like the racing champion," he said.

Abruptly he reared back, just avoiding a crash with an impatient cyclist, racing through the red light.

No cyclist racing in this year's Tour has won it, meaning this could be the third consecutive year in which less than a minute separates first and second place.

Three types of riders succeed in long stage races like the Tour de France: those who excel at climbing but are only adequate in time trials, in which a cyclist races alone against the clock; those who can win time trials but struggle in the mountains; and cyclists who are moderately good at both.

The track equivalent of a Grand Tour stage, it is a long and cagey affair in which cyclists race over 15 kilometres.

Men and women jog gently under its great steel arches, athletes go in and out of its giant installations, cyclists race up and down its lanes.

A street lamp shines through the leafy canopy, and runners and cyclists race past, oblivious to a lean man huddled beneath the trees holding fire in his hands — a fire he created using a wooden bow drill.

In the Wag department, cyclists' partners are broadly – or should that be slenderly – similar to other sporting Wags, though they are probably longer-suffering than many, given that cyclists race up to 100 days a year.

In time trial events, cyclists race against the clock rather than each other.

The third stage of the Tour de France has seen cyclists race from Cambridge to London.

On a cartoon streetscape, emoji cyclists race, cars crash; a billboard overhead advertises using the praying-hands character.