Show Notes
The 2025 Tour de France comes to an end tonight in Paris. The final stage could see some action with a new stage design. That brings back memories of the 1989 Tour de France, which finished with a TT. Noah tells the story of the closes TDF ever.--- Discover cycling history in the cycling iceberg podcast! Each week, Noah uncovers forgotten heroes, epic scandals, and the dramatic moments that shaped the history of cycling!
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