Marco Pantani
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Prosecutors open third investigation into death of Marco Pantani
In 2004 a court ruled Pantani died from a drug overdose, but this investigation will focus on homicide charges
By Ryan Dabbs Published
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Lance Armstrong and Bradley Wiggins among riders invited to Marco Pantani granfondo
The Marco Pantani gran fondo could have a pretty strong start list, with organisers hoping to tempt the likes of Lance Armstrong and Bradley Wiggins.
By Henry Robertshaw Published
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Sneak peak at the custom designed Bianchi Specialissima in honour of Marco Pantani
Bianchi has designed a one of Bianchi Specialissima for 2018 in honour of Marco Pantani
By Rupert Radley Published
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Marco Pantani murder theory lives on in Italian courts
Italian judge orders a hearing in February to take one final look at the circumstances surrounding the death of former professional Marco Pantani in 2004
By Gregor Brown Published
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Is the Marco Pantani 'murder' court case finally over?
Italian judge archives the Marco Pantani murder theory case brought by the former cyclist's parents in 2014
By Gregor Brown Published
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Was Pantani murdered? Italian prosecutor reopens case
Public prosecutor of Rimini reopens case according to news reports in Italy - Family lawyer presents new evidence to the prosecutor - Pantani let known men in to his room, before being beaten and drugged
By Gregor Brown Published
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Ivan Gotti would accept Marco Pantani being given 1999 Giro d'Italia victory
New investigation may see Marco Pantani reinstated as 1999 Giro d'Italia leader
By Gregor Brown Published
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Marco Pantani's 2000 Tour de France bike fetches €66,000 at auction
The bike was among a job lot of memorabilia that raised €161,000
By Jonny Long Published
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Marco Pantani remembered 10 years after his death
International cycling news round-up (Feb 13): Cancellara's hour record rescheduled; Cannondale bike theft; Degenkolb wins; and more
By Gregor Brown Published
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Marco Pantani's family continues to pursue claim he was murdered
Lawyer representing Marco Pantani's family gives video evidence, but prosecutor is sceptical that the Giro d'Italia and Tour de France winner was murdered
By Gregor Brown Published
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What's changed in Cycling? 2000 - 2010
By bclarke Published
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Marco Pantani was not murdered, says biographer
Marco Pantani's biographer Matt Rendell dismisses the idea that the former pro cyclist was murdered
By Gregor Brown Published
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Marco Pantani death investigation hits problems
Policemen involved in original 2004 investigation into Marco Pantani's death threaten to sue if anyone discredits their work
By Gregor Brown Published
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Marco Pantani film in cinemas from May 16
'Pantani: The Accidental Death of a Cyclist' biopic in selected UK cinemas from Friday 16th May
By Nigel Wynn Published
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Marco Pantani Mafia inquiry closed by judge
Italian judge closes the investigation into whether Marco Pantani's 1999 Giro expulsion was due to mafia involvement
By Gregor Brown Published
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Doctors that tested Marco Pantani's Giro d'Italia blood to appear at hearing
Three doctors and a UCI official that dealt with Marco Pantani's blood samples during 1999 Giro d'Italia will give evidence at a hearing into race fixing
By Gregor Brown Published
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Marco Pantani - The highs and lows of a roller coaster career
Marco Pantani remains a much loved figure in the cycling world, despite the drug abuse, his racing style was often responsible for lighting up the grand tours.
By Gregor Brown Published
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Marco Pantani's parents lose high court appeal on ruling over his death
The late climber's parents push against a ruling saying his death was suicide and not murder
By Gregor Brown Published
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Was Marco Pantani's 1999 Giro d'Italia expulsion related to the Mafia?
New investigation into whether the Mafia were involved in Marco Pantani's exclusion from the 1999 Giro d'Italia
By Gregor Brown Published
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In Pantani's shadow: The plight of Italian cycling
By Simon Richardson Published
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How fast did Alberto Contador scale the Passo di Mortirolo?
The Spaniard stormed past his rivals up the Mortirolo on stage 16 of the 2015 Giro d'Italia, but has never beaten 45 minutes on the famous climb, and has a long way to go to beat Simoni, Gotti, Pantani and Tonkov
By Simon Collis Published
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Mafia were behind Marco Pantani's exclusion from 1999 Giro, say Italian police
Police in Forli claim the Camorra mafia corrupted UCI doctors in order to change Marco Pantani's haematocrit levels and get him ejected from the Giro d'Italia
By Stuart Clarke Published
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Marco Pantani's death: video of 'careless' police at scene emerges
Video allegedly shows police going through the hotel room where Marco Pantani died in 2004
By Gregor Brown Published
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Marco Pantani case closed: 'Suicide not murder'
Investigation in Italy concludes that Marco Pantani lost his life due to suicide, and not murder
By Gregor Brown Published