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The Sports Archives – New Technology Aims For A Better World Cup!
Big Brother has finally been introduced to football (soccer). Technology has made a huge impact to sports like baseball, hockey and American football and now it has made its presence known at the 2014 World Cup in Brazil. There will … Continue reading
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Tagged 1966 world cup, 2014 World Cup, 9:15, Big Brother, FIFA, football soccer, football soccer blogs, Geoff Hurst, goal-line technology, instant replay, new technology, Pablo Silva, penalty embellishment, Sepp Blatter, sports and technologies, Sports Archives, Sports Blogs, vanishing spray
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The Sports Archives – The History of Bicycle Racing!
Introduction In the entire history of the world, nothing defines the human spirit of recreation and conquest like a good competition. The creation of the first bicycle in the early 1800s is no exception to this notion, and was followed … Continue reading
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Tagged bicycle racing, bicycle safety, bike racing history, cycling, cycling blogs, cycling history, France, International Cycling Association, mountain biking, new technology, Paris, road racing, sports and fitness, sports and leisure, sports and recreation, Sports Archives, Sports Blogs, Tour De France, track racing, UCI, Union Cycliste International
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