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Hi
I don't know if anyone can help me, but I've just discovered that if our holiday goes ahead as (currently) planned we'll be 20 miles from the start of this year's Tour de France. So, 2 things occur to me: 1. If we leave when we were planning are we going to get stuck in awful traffic. 2. If we delay the tunnel booking back could we get to see some racing. However, when I looked at www.letour.fr its not possible to get the route or times in any kind of detail. Since we were planning on coming home on 2nd July only really the Fromentine, Noirmoutier-en-l'Ile stage would be possible. Does anyone have any more detailed information? Many thanks Rob |
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On Tue, 18 Jan 2005 09:35:56 +0000, Rob Kings wrote:
> However, when I looked at www.letour.fr its not possible to get the route > or times in any kind of detail. Since we were planning on coming home on > 2nd July only really the Fromentine, Noirmoutier-en-l'Ile stage would be > possible. > > Does anyone have any more detailed information? The detailed route and timing only come out about a month before the event, but looking at last year's programme the Prologue had Caravanne at 14:00, first rider 16:00 and last rider finishing at 19:15. Mike |
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