The Riders
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| Originally published | 1994 |
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| Authors | Tim Winton |
| Page count | 377 |
| Genres | Domestic Fiction |
| Country | Australia |
| Address | Barbaros Mahallesi Halk Caddesi No 1 Batı Ataşehir Palladium Residence, 34746 Ataşehir/İstanbul |
| Hours | Open ⋅ Closes 10PM |
| Phone | 0530 345 87 26 |
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| ID | 1103015 |
About The Riders
The Riders is a novel by Australian author Tim Winton published in 1994. It was shortlisted for the Booker Prize in 1995. Winton has won several literary awards.
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Illegal e-bike riders 'goading' police, force says
... " Many of The Riders have no helmets on, and are travelling at high speed, able to escape down alleyways and paths if pursued...
Uttar Pradesh: Indian schoolgirl's cycling death lays bare ugly face of ‘Eve-teasing'
... As she and The Riders fall on the road, the 17-year-old is run over by a third motorbike coming from the opposite direction...
Lil Nas X reportedly stopped by Norwegian police after e-scooter error
... Authorities briefly closed the six-lane Festning Tunnel after the incident, but none of The Riders were detained...
How a horse's death may lead to reform for ancient Japanese festival
... It included multiple pictures of welts on horses skin, which Ms Nitta believes were caused by The Riders whipping them with bamboo sticks...
Shanghai lockdown: The hard life of a homeless deliveryman
... I m afraid of getting Covid - all The Riders are afraid of it...
Woman fined €1,200 for causing Tour de France pile-up
...A French woman has been fined €1,200 ($1,357; £1,028) for causing a huge crash at the Tour de France by waving a cardboard sign in The Riders path...
I used to hate road bike, now I have to design Bike gear
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Harry Dunn biker death: Riders remember crash victim
... Scooter and motorcycle club members took part in the ride The Riders took to the streets close to where Harry was fatally injured...
Woman fined €1,200 for causing Tour de France pile-up
A French woman has been fined €1,200 ($1,357; £1,028) for causing a huge crash at The Tour de France by waving a cardboard sign in The Riders ' path.
The peloton was 45km (28 miles) from The End of The First stage, when her sign clipped German rider Tony Martin .
He fell to the ground and caused dozens of other riders to follow suit, in one of The Tournament 's worst ever crashes.
The Woman , 31, was also ordered to pay a symbolic one euro fine to France's professional cyclist association.
The identity of The Woman , who was a spectator at The Elite race, was withheld after she was targeted by a torrent of online abuse, the AFP news agency reported.
Video footage of The Incident , which took place in June, has been shared widely online.
The Woman can be seen holding A Sign with " granny and granddad" written in German. She is looking away from the peloton coming towards her and does not see them approach, while holding her sign too far into The Road .
As a result of The Crash , two riders had to pull out of The Tour completely and another eight riders were treated for injuries.
The worst Tour de France crash I' ve ever seen
— Daniel Mcmahon ? ? (@cyclingreporter) The Bbc is not responsible for the content of external sites.The Crash held up The Race , which was between between Brest and Landerneau in north-west France, for Five Minutes , while bikes and riders were untangled and cleared from The Road .
Several people eventually had to pull out of The Race , including Spain's Marc Soler , who broke both arms.
The Woman turned herself in to police custody days later.
Prosecutors had earlier requested a four-month suspended prison sentence for The Woman , accusing her of endangering lives and causing unintentional injuries.
In Court , prosecutor Solenn Briand acknowledged that she'd expressed regret, and recognised " how dangerous" her conduct had been, according to AFP.
Since the mass pile-up, Tour director Christian Prudhomme has adopted a conciliatory stance.
" She did something daft, she's no terrorist, " he told reporters in October. " We just want people to Take Care when they come to The Tour and remember they are there to see The Champions and not to get On Television . "
Source of news: bbc.com
