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2005 Tour de France: History lessons

By JV ARANETA, Columnist | July 16, 2005 - 12:00am

The Tour de France wouldn't have happened if not for the rivalry of two French newspapers, L'Velo, the original and L'Auto, the upstart. In 1902, Henri Desgrange, the L'Auto editor and Geo Lefevre met for a business...

Freeman Cebu Sports