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Pembrey hosts Grand Depart of Tour of Britain

September 2, 2018

Reigning Tour de France champion Geraint Thomas and Giro d’Italia winner Chris Froome teamed up in the Team Sky squad for Stage 1 of the Tour of Britain on Sunday, 2 September, 2018. The stage started at the new Pembrey Country Park cycle track and ended in Newport. The stage was won by German rider André Greipel.

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