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Tour de France: Why Eating Without Crashing Isn't as Easy as It Looks

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July 6, 2018

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Competing in the world’s most famous bike race is one thing, but Tour de France riders also have to eat, drink and change clothes while navigating some of France’s toughest roads. How hard can it be? Joshua Robinson finds out.

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