Sentence examples for whose rider from inspiring English sources

Rabobank, whose rider Denis Menchov retained the pink leader's jersey on Thursday, has won two stages.

My eye is drawn to an article concerning the new general director of Glyndebourne, Sebastian Schwarz, whose rider conditions should pass immediately into music legend.

Postponed, whose rider Andrea Atzeni lost the St Leger in the stewards' room on Saturday, was forced to fight for victory by Frankie Dettori on Spiritjim and completed the course in a faster time than either Treve or New Bay.

This means they just print the logo of team whose rider won the classifcation so they only need a few sets of the full range of jersey sizes which of course goes from 'emaciated' all the way to 'really thin'.

"It isn't fair that if one person doesn't mind breaking the rules to win the race that the owner, trainer and jockey of the second, whose rider stuck to the rules, has to suffer," Fallon was quoted as saying last week.

This is good news for the Bee-Line, whose riders were hit with a fare increase last year.

Between them, the four Ballydoyle Derby horses, whose riders have yet to be confirmed, have two firsts and two seconds between them in Epsom preps.

So 10 years ago, he restarted his career by handing out cassette tapes of his senior-focused humor to the drivers of tour buses, whose riders are mostly retirees.

It started in 2003 with just 65 bikes, whose riders worried that their forefathers' history "gets buried downtown", as one of the day's co-hosts put it.

For pure energy expenditure, it is hard to match the Tour de France, whose riders consume as much as 8,000 to 9,000 calories a day.

The concept of electric bicycles, whose riders can cruise up hills on battery power when they are tired of pedaling, is slowly catching on in cities around the world.