The Rouleur Quiz 13/6/2014

The correct answer is Bradley Wiggins. The quote suggests that the person being talked about was under a lot of pressure and stress during the Tour, and that they were difficult to have a conversation with. Chris Froome mentions riding around this person's moods, implying that they had to navigate around their unpredictable behavior. Bradley Wiggins, as a professional cyclist, would fit this description as he has participated in multiple Tours de France and has experienced the pressure and stress associated with the race.

Lance Armstrong won the men's elite road race at the UCI Road World Championships in 1993 in Oslo.

Cervélo being the bicycle sponsor of Garmin-Sharp suggests that the company has a close partnership or affiliation with Garmin-Sharp. Since Cervélo is the focus of the question, it is reasonable to assume that the headquarters of the company would be relevant to the partnership. Therefore, the correct answer is Canada.

In the 2013 Tour de France, Svein Tuft finished as the last-placed rider, also known as the "lanterne rouge." This means that he had the slowest overall time among all the participants in the race.

The leader's jersey of the Tour de Suisse is yellow. This is a common color used in cycling races to represent the overall leader of the race. The yellow jersey is worn by the cyclist who has the lowest cumulative time in the race so far. It is a symbol of excellence and achievement in the sport of cycling.

Christophe Moreau is the last Frenchman to win the Criterium du Dauphiné. This race is a prestigious cycling event held in France, and Moreau emerged as the victor in 2007. He had a successful career as a professional cyclist, with several notable achievements, including winning the French national road race championship and finishing in the top ten of the Tour de France multiple times. Moreau's victory in the Criterium du Dauphiné showcased his talent and ability to compete at the highest level in the sport.

Johan Bruyneel was given a ten-year ban for his involvement in doping earlier this year.

Allan Davis was the winner of the men's road race in the Commonwealth Games held in Delhi in 2010.

Laurent Fignon is the correct answer because he was the youngest Tour de France winner since the Second World War, winning the race at the age of 22.

During stage nine of the 2003 Tour de France, Lance Armstrong was forced to go through a field while descending to avoid the fallen Joseba Beloki. The correct answer is Col de la Rochette.