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30-10.-2004, 11:46 AM
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I got a question.
Ok, so Im doing a writing assignment on comparing Lance Armstrong to a mythological character. I just wanted to know if you guys could tell me what a "stage" is in the Tour de France, and other races.
Thank you, Jeff |
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30-10.-2004, 01:03 PM
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Re: I got a question.
The Tour de France is the most prestigious "stage race." It consists of ~20 "stages," or individual race. This is a little oversimplifying, but a stage race is essentially a bunch of bike races put together as one big race.
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31-10.-2004, 03:18 AM
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Re: I got a question.
Thank you, I really needed that definition. Well, wish me luck on this huge writing assignment. By the way I'm comparing Lance Armstrong to Hercules
 . Thank you once again, Jeff |
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