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Nellie Bly, the pioneering American journalist, wrote about learning to ride a bicycle in 1889.
The Spectator is now in favour of cycling?
The Spectator is now in favour of cycling?
So there's no ticketing at the Grand Tours, eh?
So there's no ticketing at the Grand Tours, eh?
It's not ticketing if you don't call it ticketing.
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It's not ticketing if you don't call it ticketing.
And they all lived happy ever after, not having to remember that ASO already raises revenue by selling tickets, as do many other race organisers.
Goodnight children.
And they all lived happy ever after, not having to remember that ASO already raises revenue by selling tickets, as do many other race organisers.
Goodnight children.
Also: the OK Corral gunfight was October 1881, over in Arizona. Over the other side of the country, Albert Pearce was about to meet John Keen and the two would then return to England together.
Also: the OK Corral gunfight was October 1881, over in Arizona. Over the other side of the country, Albert Pearce was about to meet John Keen and the two would then return to England together.
If the French ever found out, they'd have conniptions.
#MumsTheWord
If the French ever found out, they'd have conniptions.
#MumsTheWord
If the French ever found out, they'd have conniptions.
#MumsTheWord
If the French ever found out, they'd have conniptions.
#MumsTheWord
The Comic's churnalists know all about it and regurgitated this press release!
Just £329 for 'VIP' access to the opening stage of next year's Tour!
The Comic's churnalists know all about it and regurgitated this press release!
Just £329 for 'VIP' access to the opening stage of next year's Tour!
Among cycling hacks it definitely appears to be unheard of.
In the real world?
It's a fact of life.
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Among cycling hacks it definitely appears to be unheard of.
In the real world?
It's a fact of life.
One of the stories told in that is how Bordeaux (IIRC) + Desgrange had a mega falling out over who kept the ticketing revenue in the early years of the race.
One of the stories told in that is how Bordeaux (IIRC) + Desgrange had a mega falling out over who kept the ticketing revenue in the early years of the race.
It's better than streaming, folks!
It's better than streaming, folks!
* Grand Palais €365 pp
* Élysée €550 pp
* La Terrasse €940 pp
* Rive Gauche €1,225 pp
These are sold via third party, so only some of that money goes to AS0.
Prices include food + drink.
But just how radical is that?
And - more importantly - how much revenue would make its way back to the teams and the riders?
Let's do a back-of-the-envelope thread and see...
🗣️ “Spectators come to watch the race to see your riders, but your riders have zero on the revenue sheet. That’s what’s not right."
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📸 ASO / Charly Lopez
* Grand Palais €365 pp
* Élysée €550 pp
* La Terrasse €940 pp
* Rive Gauche €1,225 pp
These are sold via third party, so only some of that money goes to AS0.
Prices include food + drink.
Simple sceanario. A team could circumvent the cap by paying an expensive rider less than he's worth + having a third party top his salary up with appearance fees etc.
Policing them is difficult.
www.cyclingweekly.com/racing/pro-c...
Simple sceanario. A team could circumvent the cap by paying an expensive rider less than he's worth + having a third party top his salary up with appearance fees etc.
Policing them is difficult.
From the new Private Eye, in shops now.
From the new Private Eye, in shops now.
I despair. Really I do.
I despair. Really I do.
This story opened Cav's first chamois memoir and not a single cycling hack even noticed it. In any other sport a really good scandal would have been woven from this admission.
This story opened Cav's first chamois memoir and not a single cycling hack even noticed it. In any other sport a really good scandal would have been woven from this admission.