BikeRadar Podcast | Should all cyclists care about the Tour de France?

BikeRadar Podcast | Should all cyclists care about the Tour de France?

Rob, Alex and Simon get deep and meaningful on the Tour

Sisteron - France - wielrennen - cycling - cyclisme - radsport - COSNEFROY Benoit (FRA) of AG2R LA MONDIALE, ALAPHILIPPE Julian (FRA) of DECEUNINCK - QUICK - STEP pictured during the 107th Tour de France (2.UWT) Stage 3 from Nice > Sisteron (198KM) - photo JdM/PN/Cor Vos © 2020 - STRICTLY UK EDITORIAL USE ONLY

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George Scott

Published: September 1, 2020 at 12:30 pm

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Is the Tour de France an incredible celebration of cycling at its best, or is it old fashioned, complicated and maybe even a little boring?

In the latest episode of the BikeRadar Podcast, Rob Spedding, Alex Evans and Simon Bromley get deep and meaningful about whether being a fan of bikes of any kind means you should also be a fan of the Tour.

Are you a die-hard fan of the Tour de France? Or will you simply be riding your bike and ignoring all things pro cycling through September? Let us know in the comments below.

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George Scott

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George Scott is BikeRadar's head of content, overseeing web, video and podcast content. He has been writing about bikes for more than a decade and riding them for much longer. George is a road cyclist at heart but caught the gravel bug in 2020 after buying his Mason Bokeh and now rides little else. As a cyclist, he’s happiest exploring new gravel trails around Bristol or riding in the mountains, even if he can't climb them quickly. George studied journalism and cut his teeth at Eurosport before joining RoadCyclingUK in 2010. He became editor of RCUK in 2014 and, after a spell as a freelance journalist writing for Cycling Plus, Rouleur, Cyclist and T3, joined BikeRadar in 2019.

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