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AthleteTimeline is used to summarise the seasons or major events of an athlete's or team's career or participation in a regular series of events, which are documented elsewhere on Wikipedia.
The template may be used by using the following basic format
{{User:Bamkin/AthleteTimeline | sportSeries = | debutYear = | result1 | result2 | result3 ... | retired = }}
The code:
{| |+[[Chris Froome]] in [[Grand Tours|Grand Tour (cycling)]] |[[Giro d'Italia]] |{{User:Bamkin/AthleteTimeline|sportSeries=Giro d'Italia|debutYear=2008|Break|Season|Season|Break|Break|Break|Break|Break|Break|Break|P1|Break}} |- |[[Tour de France]] |{{User:Bamkin/AthleteTimeline|sportSeries=Tour de France|debutYear=2008|Season|Break|Break|Break|P2|P1|Season|P1|P1|P1|P3|Break}} |- |[[Vuelta a España]] |{{User:Bamkin/AthleteTimeline|sportSeries=Vuelta a España|debutYear=2008|Break|Break|Break|P1|Season|Break|P2|Season|P2|P1|Break|Break}} |}
Displays as:
Giro d'Italia | |
Tour de France | |
Vuelta a España |
FRO:
Drivers in bold are entered in the 2020 World Championship.
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