Richard Moore

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Sir Chris Hoy viewed the introduction of National Lottery funding for cycling as a game-changer. (Photo by Euan Cherry/Getty Images for The National Lottery)

Hoy on his career, Richard Moore's legacy and why Edinburgh needs a velodrome

Race director Christian Prudhomme joined on stage by Moore's wife Virginie and five-year-old son Maxime, plus his colleagues Daniel Friebe and Lionel Birnie. Pic: Charlotte Elton

Richard Moore honoured by Tour de France organisers at special ceremony in Lille

Richard Moore, the revered cyclist, writer and podcaster, who passed away in March at the age of 48. Pic: Simon Gill/The Cycling Podcast

Richard Moore: The Tour de France has a Buffalo-shaped hole in it

Richard Moore (left) with close friend Alan Pattullo, Scotsman sports writer.

Richard Moore was my greatest champion, my world has collapsed - Alan Pattullo

Richard Moore, the Scottish cyclist, journalist and author, has died aged 48.

Richard Moore: Tributes to Scottish cyclist and journalist who dies aged 48

Richard Moore was suspended for three months after behaving inappropriately towards four women, including elected councillors Lois Speed and Julie Bell, in a single day at a social care event in 2017.

Row continues over return of disgraced councillor who touched four women

Richard Moore.

Disgraced councillor who touched four women rejoins administration

Retired British Army Captain Charles Inness, who lives in the Scottish Borders, with Richard Moore, who is holding the rubber bullet that blinded him in 1972. PIC: Contributed. ©Photo by Derek Speirs

Soldier apologises to man he blinded as a boy in Northern Ireland 50 years ago

Richard Moore: What if Gatlin beats Bolt in Beijing?

Richard Moore: ‘We’re here to see Bradley Wiggins’

Plan to boost cyclists’ confidence on city roads

Gee Atherton rides at the Fort William UCI Mountain Bike World Cup. Picture: Contributed

Roger Cox: Scottish cycling gets back in the saddle

Richard Moore: Millar fully engaged

Richard Moore: Pune paves way for Delhi's 2010 games

Richard Moore's Almanac: Early rise tests GB athletes' endurance

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