More bicycle related entertainment

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PAH replied

18 August 2012, 11:04
Highlights are on ITV4. 9pm-10pm tonight or 11am-12am tomorrow.

As I only have freeview at the moment that'll have to do, unless I can be bothered to find a live stream online.

Looking forward to the World Championships in September as unless I'm mistaken that'll be the next chance to see GB's Armitstead and Pooley in action in the women's road race.

I preferred watching the women's to the men's in the Olympics. Lots more attacking and drama as it's a more open field and not just everyone sat watching what Wiggins/Froome and the rest do.
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SueEllen replied

18 August 2012, 09:29
Beeb is going on about "legacy" and football.
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doodab started a topic More bicycle related entertainment

18 August 2012, 08:05
More bicycle related entertainment

The Vuelta a Espana starts today. Chris Froome is one of the favourites and Alberto Contador is back from his ban so they will be going head to head.

Eurosport only. Oddly it doesn't even get a mention on the BBC.
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