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True renaissance of track cycling could signal the end of the Great British blip

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By Brendan Gallagher
| sport500.co.uk
It was an eye-popping hour or two watching the opening day of the World Track Cycling championships in Berlin yesterday as Denmark’s men broke the word Team Time Trial record twice, while Italy and New Zealand also dropped below 3mins 48 secs, which was once considered impossible.
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If laws are applied correctly, then 'painting the right picture' will be forgotten art

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By Brendan Gallagher
| sport500.co.uk
The recent Saracens psycho drama has thrown a spotlight onto rugby union and its relationship with breaking the law – or cheating as we ‘rugby heads’ snootily call it in other sports. Rugby has the reputation of representing all the finer virtues, but although I love the game to bits I’m afraid that is a gross misrepresentation.
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Saracens should be recognised for much more than just creative accountancy

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By Brendan Gallagher
| sport500.co.uk
It is currently fashionable to stick the boot into Saracens and while I think it was entirely appropriate that they be fined and docked points for their reckless breach of the salary cap – the original 35 point sanction and £5.4m fine was about right – I would warn against those trying to rewrite history. The accusation is that Saracens simply bought their way to victory and although, like others, they have had their share of big signings, that would be to totally misrepresent the situation.
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