What did nutrition at the Tour de France look like before team chefs, nutritionists, and soigneurs arrived on the scene?
The History of Tour de France Nutrition
What did nutrition at the Tour de France look like before team chefs, nutritionists, and soigneurs arrived on the scene?
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Riding the Tour de France is the dream of cyclists around the world. But this summer, Amy Hudson is taking it a step further. She’s not just riding the same stages as the professionals; she’s also riding the transfers between them, covering over 6,300 kilometres…
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