Chris Froome

Chris Froome is a British road cyclist who won the Tour de France four times and the Vuelta a España once. His Grand Tour victories came chiefly through sustained climbing and time-trial performance.

2013 Tour de France: The 100th edition of the Tour de France, won by Chris Froome. Froome secured his first Tour victory with dominant climbing performances.
Grand Tour (cycling): A three-week road-cycling stage race among the Tour de France, Giro d'Italia, and Vuelta a España. Froome’s defining victories came in these three-week races.
Bradley Wiggins: A British cyclist who won the 2012 Tour de France and Olympic time-trial gold medals. Froome served as Wiggins’s teammate and runner-up at the 2012 Tour.
Salbutamol case: The anti-doping case arising from Chris Froome’s elevated salbutamol reading at the 2017 Vuelta a España. The investigation put his 2017 results and cycling’s anti-doping rules under scrutiny.
2015 Tour de France: The 102nd edition of the Tour de France, won by Chris Froome. This edition marked the start of Froome’s run of three Tour wins in four years.
Road cycling: Bicycle racing conducted on paved roads, including one-day races and multi-stage tours. Froome’s career belongs to the road-racing discipline.
Geraint Thomas: A Welsh cyclist who won the 2018 Tour de France and raced alongside Froome at Team Sky. He was a prominent teammate during Froome’s Grand Tour victories.
Anti-doping in cycling: Rules, testing, and enforcement intended to prevent prohibited performance enhancement in bicycle racing. Froome’s case became a prominent test of anti-doping procedures.
2016 Tour de France: The 103rd edition of the Tour de France, won by Chris Froome. Froome defended his title through mountain strength and an attack on a descent.
Individual time trial: A race in which cyclists start separately and compete against the clock. Froome used strong time trials to gain or protect overall race leads.

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