I think OLN said coverage begins at 8:00.

http://ww2.olntv.com/tdf04/

OLN TDF Race Coverage Television Schedule (All times Eastern):

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  Wednesday, July 21 8:30-11:30
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  Thursday, July 22 7:30-11:30
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  Friday, July 23 8:30-11:30
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  Saturday, July 24 8:30-12:00
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  Sunday, July 25 9:00-12:00

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Check out the official start times:

http://www.letour.com/...r=0&MaxLines=200



Lance Starts at 7:58 PST so you can work from there to figure out when your favorite rider starts.

I don't think we get OLN here in
Glendale, CA. Any alternatives? So far I've only been able to find the Sunday afternoon 1 hr. network program.

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Take everything I say with a grain of salt. I know nothing.

www.olntv.com

They have live updates typed out as well as an audio feed from their live tv coverage. Be warned that the audio is spotty at best.

Tucker

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That's funny, when you click on Lance's race number it shows his vital stats. He has given them his weight at 75kg! That's 2kg more than Ullrich!!!

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I think last year I heard he was down to 71 kilos. Maybe Sheryl is fattening him up.

Those 2 extra kgs didn't seem to hurt Lance zipping by Ulrich today did it, or Basso or Kloden for that matter.



Of course it was his team that won him the stage and the five other tours for that matter, oh and all that dope he's taking helped too.

Gee, that cancer thing of his sure was a stroke of luck wasn't it guys.

Just in response to some of the silly things I have seen here on the forum today.

In all seriousness, he can't really be 2 kgs heavier than Ulrich, can he?

Forget what Lance has done for cancer patients, he will now become the posterboy for obesity. his BMI is 25 according to his official numbers!

Gerard

BMI of 25 is low.

Granted, it is not obese, but it isn't low either. Especially since is actual BMI is probably around 20.

Gerard.

BMI of 25 is low... maybe not for Lance, but for everyone else it's low.

Well, I don't know about North America, but in the Netherlands 20-23 is considered healthy and 25 is considered overweight. I believe in North America it is 20-25 but I am not sure about that. In any case it is strange the definition is different, probably just because they don't want to classify 99% of Americans overweight.

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In Holland the average height for a man is like 1.84m and for a woman 1.7x. They have a fit country.

We eat a lot of chicken filled with growth hormone :-)

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