Best TDF Site

How can you top the Official TdF site?

2nd and 3rd place podium go to www.cyclingnews.com/ and
www.dailypeloton.com/tdfmain.asp

w/ notable mentions: www.velonews.com/tour2004/
www.eurosport.co.uk/

Bob Newman said:

I realize there are many sites with Tour de France
coverage. Could we

get

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some opinions as to possibly the best three or four sites
in peoples opinions?

Depends what type of "coverage" you want. For live audio
coverage of the last two hours or so of each stage, OLN is
my favorite.

www.olntv.com

Art Harris

Arthur Harris said:

Bob Newman said:

I realize there are many sites with Tour de France
coverage.

Could we get

Quoted message said:

some opinions as to possibly the best three or four sites
in peoples opinions?

Depends what type of "coverage" you want. For live audio
coverage of the last two hours or so of each stage, OLN is
my favorite.

www.olntv.com

Art Harris

There's also live streaming video coverage from Danish TV.

Thanks for all the suggestions. Unfortunately I'm still
working with my archaic dial-up connection. Not much
streaming for this boy.

Bob

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Arthur Harris said:

Bob Newman said:

I realize there are many sites with Tour de France
coverage.

Could we get

Quoted message said:

some opinions as to possibly the best three or four
sites in peoples opinions?

Depends what type of "coverage" you want. For live audio
coverage of the last two hours or so of each stage, OLN
is my favorite.

www.olntv.com

Art Harris

There's also live streaming video coverage from Danish TV.

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Depends what type of "coverage" you want. For live audio
coverage of the last two hours or so of each stage, OLN is
my favorite.

www.olntv.com

If you are stuck at work and just want to sneak an
occasional peak at a running commentary, the OLN site or
velonews.com are pretty good choices. Bicycling magazine
also had a site. All of these give you a few lines of text
every couple of minutes or so in a browser window you can
keep in the background.

Each year each site has been a little bit different, which
makes sense because the technology is evolving. This makes
it hard to predict which will be the best site in 2004 from
2003 and earlier performance.

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I realize there are many sites with Tour de France
coverage. Could we get some opinions as to possibly the
best three or four sites in peoples opinions?

--
Thanks in advance... Bob

Where can I learn more about the ins-&-outs of the strategy,
plus the subtleties and how to be a "better"
observer/supporter? --M. Powell

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Thanks for all the suggestions. Unfortunately I'm still
working with my archaic dial-up connection. Not much
streaming for this boy.

Bob

Cyclingnews.com does a live text coverage. It gets updated
every minute or so when things are hot and heavy. I like it.

Andy

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Arthur Harris said:

"Bob Newman" wrote:
> I realize there are many sites with Tour de France
> coverage.

Could we get

Quoted message said:

Quoted message said:

> some opinions as to possibly the best three or four
> sites in peoples opinions?

Depends what type of "coverage" you want. For live
audio coverage of the last two hours or so of each
stage, OLN is my favorite.

www.olntv.com

Art Harris

There's also live streaming video coverage from
Danish TV.