What does GPDN stand for?

Grand Prix Des Nations (French: Grand Prix of the Nations; bicycle race)

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In 1968 she was invited to ride the Grand Prix des Nations time trial in France, which was then an event for professional male riders only, starting the race 12 minutes in front of the field.

Beryl, queen of the road; ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS

CYCLING: Scot Ross Edgar was top performer in a four-man Great Britain team at the Grand Prix des Nations in Bordeaux, taking fourth place in the flying lap with a time of 12.

SPORTS UPDATE: Lucky 13 should get Euan his card

Lance Armstrong, still feeling pain from a fractured vertebra, won the Grand Prix des Nations time trial yesterday and said he felt fit enough to go to the Olympics.

Armstrong wins time trial, pronounces himself fit