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French revolutions [cycling the Tour de France]
A grueling cycling event featuring some of the world's greatest athletes, the Tour de France was clearly not meant for the likes of Moore. Pedaling off weeks before the actual race begins, Moore nonetheless tackles the course with what might be called a foolish determination--and recounts his hilarious exploits along the way.
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- "Seduced by the speed and glamour of the biggest annual sporting event in the world, Tim Moore, the ultimate amateur, attempts to complete all 3630 kilometres of the 2000 Tour de France in the weeks before the professionals set off."
- "It's not easy cycling the Tour de France. Battling it out with old men on butchers' bikes and pursued by cattle, Tim Moore soon finds himself resorting to narcotic assistance and systematic overeating. Accounts of his suffering and chicanery, and those encountered in the race's history, are interwoven through a look at France's preparations for the most famous cycling event in the world."
- "A grueling cycling event featuring some of the world's greatest athletes, the Tour de France was clearly not meant for the likes of Moore. Pedaling off weeks before the actual race begins, Moore nonetheless tackles the course with what might be called a foolish determination--and recounts his hilarious exploits along the way."@en
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