The Paris Finale: Front and Centre

Champagne in your hand, cobbles under your feet, and a wall of sound folding the race into Paris.​

The peloton appears in a blur of colour and noise, then keeps circling back, each passage turning the volume up another notch.​
You are not watching a TV picture from a couch; you are close enough to feel the sprint ride past you and see the winner lift his head and finally let the last three weeks go.​
Front and centre is not just where you’re standing – it is how this finale feels when you live it from inside the city instead of outside the barriers.​