Author: Beth Lock

OK, like CS said, Tuesday night really doesn’t have much teevee from which to select. So, me and Ian passed up Game Show Network

The first day of the 2004 Tour finally arrived and I had no idea how excited I was until I found myself up at

The relatively flat of today’s stage made me anticipate a replaying of “The Fasso Bortolo Train” from the Giro d’Italia earlier this year. Alessandro

I keep forgetting today is the Fourth of July, since we in Utah celebrated it yesterday, Saturday, the third of July, because Sunday in

High puffy clouds, blue skies, dry road conditions and another relatively flat stage this last day in Belgium had all the makings of a

Cobbles and Crashes were the order of the day in today’s race, and the playing field was leveled between the two Italian sprinters Petacchi

“It’s like Woodstock on wheels.” Bob Roll Spectators lined the streets in the rain for today’s Time Trial event, umbrellas unfurled, cheering the riders

Grey skies, wind and rain brought good luck to Team Cofidis today. I have considered them the unluckiest team so far in this year’s

“The Tour de France is won in bed.” Paul Sherwen By Paul Sherwen’s calculation, every day Lance is not wearing yellow can mean an

Watching and writing about the Tour de France is becoming almost as arduous as riding the Tour de France. Not really, of course, but

“What am I on? I’m on the bike.” Lance Armstrong The most recent doping allegation against Lance Armstrong came just before the start of

Today is a rest day for the riders, but as mentioned in yesterday’s blog they still get on their bikes and ride. No rest

The riders take most of our attention during the Tour de France but like any other event, the behind-the-scene people deserve some mention for

I was up at 6 friggin’ am this morning to watch the longest stage of the Tour and that, my friends, is cycle watching

Yesterday’s early start turned into a late finish for me as it was my Wednesday to keep the grandbrats while their folks went league

Well, finally. What a difference a day in the mountains makes. Today’s GC: 1) Voeckler (BLB) 2) Armstrong (US Postal) at 5’24” 3) Sandy

Headlines Today Armstrong wins stage! Voeckler stays in yellow! Hamilton abandons race after 83 kilometers! Naked fan spotted in the last ten kilometers of

Today was a good day not to get up at six friggin’ thirty to watch the race and wait for the rerun later in

Today is a Tour rest day but like I said last week, the riders still go out to ride so the bloggers still blog.

…and Lance Armstrong is still the man to beat. Phil Liggett A buddy of mine who shall remain anonymous made the comment that “bike