Tour de France 2019 Route
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looks good to me. always like it when they roll through the underappreciated massif central.
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Aaaand Reims is on the list! As well as Epernay. The champagne will be flowing next July!
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pass me the krug...
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Banned.
Lance and most of his buddies agree that this is a perfect set up for Team Sky. I agree with this.
He thinks more time trialing would allow others to get a gap on Sky. Froome is a good time trial rider. I don’t necessarily agree with Lance on this one.
He thinks more time trialing would allow others to get a gap on Sky. Froome is a good time trial rider. I don’t necessarily agree with Lance on this one.