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The inevitable crash? Understanding the dangers of the Tour de France
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The inevitable crash? Understanding the dangers of the Tour de France
The Tour de France represents the pinnacle of cycling endurance, but behind the glory lies a stark reality: crashes are an inherent part of the race. When Michael Woods suggested that riders face a 60% crash probability during the event, it highlighted a troubling aspect of professional cycling that merits deeper examination. While lacking definitive statistical validation, this estimate resonates with the observed physical toll that shapes both…
The Tour de France days are special for all of France. The most prestigious cycling tour in the world unites the French in a true sporting celebration lasting more than 20 days. The eyes of the whole world are fixed on what is happening on the road, and excited fans travel to various locations to support the cyclists live.
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