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26-06.-2004, 11:01 AM
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Best TDF Site
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 |
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26-06.-2004, 11:46 AM
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Re: 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/ |
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26-06.-2004, 10:45 PM
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Re: Best TDF Site
"Bob Newman" wrote:
> 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? 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 |
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27-06.-2004, 02:00 AM
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Re: Best TDF Site
Arthur Harris wrote:
> "Bob Newman" wrote: > > 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? > > 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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27-06.-2004, 07:00 AM
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Re: Best TDF Site
Thanks for all the suggestions. Unfortunately I'm still
working with my archaic dial-up connection. Not much streaming for this boy. Bob "trg" <trg@world.REMOVETHIS.std.com> wrote in message news:40dda694$0$2049$636a15ce@news.free.fr... > Arthur Harris wrote: > > "Bob Newman" wrote: > > > I realize there are many sites with Tour de France > > > coverage. > > Could we get > >> some opinions as to possibly the best three or four > >> sites in peoples opinions? > > > > Depends what type of "coverage" you want. For live audio > > coverage of the last two hours or so of each stage, OLN > > is my favorite. > > > > www.olntv.com > > > > Art Harris > > There's also live streaming video coverage from Danish TV. |
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27-06.-2004, 08:01 AM
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Re: Best TDF Site
"Arthur Harris" <n2ah@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:jGeDc.6324$OT6.5188062@news4.srv.hcvlny.cv.net... > > 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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28-06.-2004, 08:02 AM
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Re: Best TDF Site
"Bob Newman" <bobnewman@att.net> wrote in message
news:8M4Dc.137503$Gx4.36769@bgtnsc04-news.ops.worldnet.att.net... > I realize there are many sites with Tour de France > coverage. Could we get some opinions as to possibly the > best three or four sites in peoples opinions? > > -- > Thanks in advance... Bob Where can I learn more about the ins-&-outs of the strategy, plus the subtleties and how to be a "better" observer/supporter? --M. Powell |
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28-06.-2004, 11:16 PM
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Re: Best TDF Site
"Bob Newman" <bobnewman@att.net> wrote in message news:<9cmDc.32013$OB3.29563@bgtnsc05-news.ops.worldnet.att.net>...
> 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 > > "trg" <trg@world.REMOVETHIS.std.com> wrote in message > news:40dda694$0$2049$636a15ce@news.free.fr... > > Arthur Harris wrote: > > > "Bob Newman" wrote: > > > > 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? > > > > > > 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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