The Tour de France has finished on the Champs-Élysées every year since 1975, and this years edition is no exception! The riders will start the day celebrating a 3-week-long competition with Champagne, funny photos and jokes, but as they're getting closer to the Champs-Elysees it will be replaced with a high speed. The overall placings are already settled, but the remaining gladiators will do their best and sprint for glory on the paves to the Arc de Triomphe!
The 20th Stage
Feel free to tell us what you think about our storyEdited by mowinckel91 on 31-08-2010 23:43
Even tough this is my first post on this thread I was following your tour every chance I could get and really enjoyed it as well. And looking forward to your next grand tour commentary, and hopefully I will have time post more often.
Now that we're finished, we would very much appriciate your viewers feedback Constructive feedback; what was good, your best memory and what can get better?
hillis91 wrote:
Now that we're finished, we would very much appriciate your viewers feedback Constructive feedback; what was good, your best memory and what can get better?
I liked the way you started your broadcast half through stage and not at the start. One thing I think you could improve on is giving more details of the standings while your doing the commentary. But overall I don't think you have to change much at all.
hillis91 wrote:
Now that we're finished, we would very much appriciate your viewers feedback Constructive feedback; what was good, your best memory and what can get better?
I liked the way you started your broadcast half through stage and not at the start. One thing I think you could improve on is giving more details of the standings while your doing the commentary. But overall I don't think you have to change much at all.
hillis91 wrote:
Now that we're finished, we would very much appriciate your viewers feedback Constructive feedback; what was good, your best memory and what can get better?
I liked the way you started your broadcast half through stage and not at the start. One thing I think you could improve on is giving more details of the standings while your doing the commentary. But overall I don't think you have to change much at all.
Thank you What was your best memory then?
It has to be Lance Armstrong in Yellow Edited by Mresuperstar on 04-09-2010 02:29
