eurosport.yahoo.com, 6 Januari 2010
Eurosport-Yahoo! caught up with rowing and cycling Olympic medallist Rebecca Romero and eventually found out who she would invite for dinner.
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eurosport.yahoo.com, 5 Januari 2010
Eurosport-Yahoo! caught up with rowing and cycling Olympic medallist Rebecca Romero and eventually found out who she would invite for dinner.
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sportsister.com, Louise Hudson, 31 Maart 2009
Last summer Rebecca Romero became the first British woman, and second woman in history, to win medals in two different sports at the summer Olympic Games. Having gained a silver in the quad skulls in Athens, she switched from water to track and won gold in the 3km Individual Pursuit in the velodrome.
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The Sunday Times, Paul Kimmage, 4 Januari 2009
She made history in Beijing. Now the enigmatic Olympic champion cyclist reveals her lonely path to gold.
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sportsister.com, 12 Augustus 2008
Rebecca Romero won Silver in Athens as part of the GB rowing team, now four years later she is going for Gold in the track cycling individual pursuit event. At this years World Championships in Manchester she won two Golds, which bodes well for Beijing.
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pezcyclingnews.com, Gordan Cameron, 27 Maart 2008
Pursuit ace Rebecca Romero has the chance to make history in the Beijing Olympics. After a spectacular sporting metamorphosis, she could become only the second woman...ever...to medal in consecutive summer Games – in different sports.
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Cycling Weekly, 13 Februari 2008
Rowing's loss has been cycling's gain. Part of the British crew who won a silver medal at the Athens 2004 Olympics in the quadruple sculls, the 27 year old is now intent on becoming only the second woman to win Olympic medals in two different sports.
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britishcycling.org.uk, Larry Hickmott, 9 Februari 2008
Already an Olympic medallist in Rowing as well as a former World Champion, Rebecca has sights on making a remarkable return to the Olympic arena but in a completely different sport.
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britishcycling.org.uk, Larry Hickmott, 27 November 2007
Rebecca Romero is due to jet off to Australia for the start of her 2007/08 World Track Cup campaign with a goal of not just making the British team for the Beijing Olympics but also winning a medal there, a Gold medal of course!
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