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How watching the Tour de France became an uphill battle in Canada
FloSports got its start about 20 years ago when Mark Floreani, a former track and field athlete at the University of Texas, and his brother, Martin, a wrestler, travelled around the country to film interviews with athletes in track and wrestling, who they felt weren’t getting much attention.
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Canadian Michael Woods headed to his fifth Tour de France, looking for stage winsCanadian Michael Woods is headed to his fifth Tour de France, looking for a repeat of 2023 when he won a stage in the storied ...
Watching the Tour de France in Canada. Like Australians, Canadians can stream the event on one channel. That’s FloBikes. FloBikes isn’t free and costs $29.99 a month, which isn’t a ...
The women who rode in the Tour de France Féminin from 1984 to 1989 are the subject of a new documentary, “Uphill Climb,” from director Jill Yesko, who was determined not to let their ...
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