2ManyBoxes
pfm Member
I've heard of wine buffs, but blimey
The Tour is about so much more than cycling. There is a lot of competition to become a stage town. Tourism and local produce are promoted via the tour.I don’t think so - I would imagine they are aiming to present cycling to impressionable youngsters as an exciting sport, not to traumatise them for life.
If you watch Eurosport coverage the excellent Jonathan Harris-Bass, already does this. https://fanculamedia.wordpress.com/ He posts a recipe everyday & discusses wine choices, local information through the race.The Tour is about so much more than cycling. There is a lot of competition to become a stage town. Tourism and local produce are promoted via the tour.
It only makes sense to pitch for a TV slot recommending wine to growth the race! We know you'll do a good job!
I’m flattered, but I spent my working life on the other side of the cameras and wild horses etc. etc. Anyway, you need to be twenty-something, handsome/pretty and able to walk, talk and gesticulate frantically simultaneously. I fail on all three counts.It only makes sense to pitch for a TV slot recommending wine to growth the race! We know you'll do a good job!
I enjoy David Millar’s commentary but I wish he stop saying ‘GC’ quite so often. Overall, ITV4’s coverage is excellent. Ideally I’d like to listen to the greatest man to ever ride a bike - Sean Kelly - but I’m not paying for Eurosport.
"....I’d like to listen to the greatest man to ever ride a bike in Ireland - Sean Kelly..."
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I think you mean from Ireland."....I’d like to listen to the greatest man to ever ride a bike in Ireland - Sean Kelly..."
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