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Hace 4 días · Alex Neil embraces Alex Pritchard during their time working together at Sunderland. Alex Pritchard has endured a difficult start to his Birmingham City career and it’s been made more painful by ...
Hace 5 días · Britain's Alex Pritchard produced a sensational performance and emerged victorious on the opening stage of the Rás Tailteann. Pritchard (UK: Richardsons Trek DAS) battled until the very end to ...
Hace 4 días · Alex Pritchard has endured a difficult start to his Birmingham City career and it’s been made more painful by the departure of Tony Mowbray.. It is no secret that Mowbray was extremely influential in Blues’ acquisition of Pritchard at the end of the January transfer window. From the moment Pritchard went on strike at Sunderland, it was clear that St Andrew’s would be his next destination.
Hace 5 días · Alex Pritchard (Richardsons Trek) has claimed the opening stage of Rás Tailteann 2024 after getting clear in a three-man breakaway that gained four minutes and then just about hung on on the fast and furious road to Kilmallock. For a time it looked like today’s escape may shape the outcome of the general classification for the rest of the ...
Hace 4 días · ALEX Pritchard sprinted to victory in the opening leg of Rás Tailteann which had a historic finish on Kilmallock’s Lord Edward Street. In front of a bumper crowd, the UK cyclist finished ahead of Paul Kenney (USA) and fellow countryman Dom Jackson. In fourth was Ireland’s Dillon Corkery, the defending champion. Wednesday’s stage was from ...
Hace 4 días · STAGE ONE of the Rás Tailteann which culminated in a first ever stage finish in Kilmallock was won by Alex Pritchard from the UK Richardsons Trek Team, who will wear the first yellow jersey of ...
Hace 4 días · British rider Alex Pritchard has admitted he and his team will have a testing day defending the race lead on Thursday, with six climbs lying in wait between Kanturk and Sneem. The Richardsons Trek DAS rider won stage one on Wednesday, beating Paul Kennedy (USA: Skyline-Cadence) and another Briton Dom Jackson (UK: Foran CC) at the finish in Kilmallock.
