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notbing new about knowledge oof the sport - buddies of mine attended the 94 football wc and got asked if they were the geeman team, apparently because they wore team jerseys (they wore beer bellys, too)
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The Amgen Tour Of California flowed through my 'hood, several years back, for stage 1. I swear Sagan looked right at me (he won the stage). It was cool to see....MC cops leading the way, support vehicles, helicopter. But man, would love to be in Paris at the TdF finish though...wow.
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Pick some mountain stages, on a good climb or the finish, if you go. Final stage is anti-climactic, but still a show!, if you’ve been following closely. Bucket list for sure.
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I saw one once, when the Tour started in the UK in 2014. We were in Oxford for the summer. I got up at 5, took a bus to London, posted up at the barriers about at the last/1KM marker. Right at the inside, between the final two bends, riders were going to be going left to right in my field of view.
A lovely family from Oz posted up next to me; their kids were cycling mad, we're chit-chatting about the race, whether we're in a good spot to see, etc. Great. A few minutes later when the banter died down, I asked, "What's that building in front of us?" They laughed, before the guy slapped me on the back and goes, "That's Buckingham Palace, mate." |
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