2009 tour de france race results
December 2nd, 2010
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2009 Amgen Tour of California – Tour Tracker Demo
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tour de france logos
November 21st, 2010
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Isn’t the Olympic logo fantastic?
After the furore about the escalating cost of the Games and the cost to Londoners personally, don’t you think that the £400,000 they spent on the logo was money well spent? I doubt anyone in the world could have come up with a better design.
The advantage to London of hosting the Games is phenomenal – our superb public transport system could really do with an injection of millions of extra people on it in the middle of the summer and our well-maintained roads are so empty a few thousand extra coaches and buses won’t be noticed.
OF COURSE, ALL OF THIS IS SARCASM. The logo is a pathetic extension of the self-indulgent egotism of Lord Coe and the rest of the Olympic Committee who, it appears, are on a 5-year junket at our expense.
We have enough drug-takers in London without hosting the drug-fest that the Olympics has now become. It’s bad enough that the Tour de France is coming here.
Is there no one in any position of authority to shout “Stop, this has gone too far”?
The only thing right about about the logo is that it probably accurately comments on our ability to put the Olympics together.
The logo’s taking a right pasting on the BBC news site and “have your say” columns.
And viewers have knocked up vastly superior and more evocative ones in about ten minutes flat: see the alternates on the BBC site too.
Heck, a cute animal mascot would be better, and that’s not saying much.
Maybe there’s still time for them to to do a Wogan and admit they’ve announced the wrong winner.
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tour de france last place
November 13th, 2010
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I’m gonna see last Stage of the Tour de France in Paris on July 25th. What important things do I need to know?
I want to see the final sprint take place on the champs elysee, so where’s the best place to stand to see them come by in the run up to the finish line on the champs elysee, and how long in advance should I have to wait for to get to the front of the crowds? Are there any parts that are off limits or any parts that are closed after a certain time? I take it you don’t need any tickets or anything…
thorough answers are much appreciated! 
Nick
We have always gone for the fun of the event. We loved the turn at the Arch de Triumph. You get a chance to see the riders up close coming and going at this near 180 degree turn. Besides that, all those goof balls in Orange Tees are a kick to party with! The Netherlands do know how to party!
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