Jens Voigt.
Jens Voigt is aiming to run seven marathons in seven days over January 2-8 2018 to raise funds for a cancer charity.
The German former professional rider is setting out to raise cash for Australian charity, Tour de Cure, running around his home city of Berlin.
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Dr Hutch: Why racing with panache is so important - if you can pull it offPanache — the divine attribute that transforms poor judgement into romantic heroism in a bike race
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Jens Voigt rides through the night and snow for Everest charity challengeFormer pro Jens Voigt rode 100 times up a climb west of Berlin to gain the altitude of Everest
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Jens Voigt: Life lessons from 30+ years of ridingLegendarily tough rider Jens Voigt shares 33 years’ worth of cycling wisdom: a shortcut-free masterclass in hard training
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Jens Voigt reduces his prediction for Wiggins Hour Record to 54kmFormer Hour Record holder Jens Voigt talks to Cycling Weekly about Bradley Wiggins's chances in his attempt in June
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Time for burgers and beer: Jens Voigt looks back on his epic careerNow enjoying retirement after crowning his career with a new hour record, Jens Voigt chatted to Cycling Weekly about his 17 years in the peloton
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Jens Voigt already enjoying life on civvy streetJens Voigt embraces the life of a normal human being and logs it all on Twitter.
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Hour Record is fitting end to Jens Voigt's careerMichael Hutchinson witnessed Jens Voigt set a new Hour Record in Switzerland
