Huge crowds follow the Tour de France; some of them, of course, have no choice because the roads are closed and they can't go anywhere.
— Phil Liggett
Since he had that tetanus injection he hasn't been able to find his legs.
— Phil Liggett
He was wiped out in sight of the finish.
— Phil Liggett
When they literally hit the wall, they're going to lose some time.
— Phil Liggett
They tried this on the slopes of the Alps and they destroyed themselves — so they need to be careful.
— Phil Liggett
The computer's running around like a very busy machine here today.
— Phil Liggett
There's some serious ravaging going on at the head of the field.
— Paul Sherwen
He would not assassinate his squad unless he thought he had a good chance of winning the race.
— Paul Sherwen
I think that's what they'll do: they'll asphyxiate a lot of guys.
— Paul Sherwen
He was an integral part of assassinating the field.
— Paul Sherwen
These roads are Belgian roads and they're always dangerous.
— Paul Sherwen
If Moreau goes for that, he will be tickling the back end of Chartreau for the King Of The Mountain competition.
— Paul Sherwen
If I were in this leading group, I would feel a little bit of trepidation creeping into my morale.
— Paul Sherwen
You can see a lot of enthusiasm being dished out into the pace–making.
— Paul Sherwen
The first part of this race was inundated by very high temperatures.
— Paul Sherwen
The time trial will smile to his advantage.
— Paul Sherwen
He's eating across this gap.
— Paul Sherwen
France is the centre of Europe.
— Paul Sherwen
We're in the middle of nowhere, we're in the middle of France.
— Paul Sherwen
They have their own form of language in this region, the Gascon language, which is half between Spanish and half between Basque.
— Paul Sherwen
Isn't it amazing how coincidences happen?!
— Paul Sherwen
Isn't fate a funny thing?!
— Paul Sherwen
