Bengaluru — Chris Froome says the two-month delay to the Tour de France has helped him make up the training time he lost while recovering from a horrific crash in 2019 and he is now on track to compete for a record-equalling fifth title.

The Tour de France had been scheduled to start on June 27 but was pushed back to August 29 because of the Covid-19 pandemic...

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