This year’s Tour de France is a virtual ride

Clip: 07/12/2020 | 5m 43s Video has closed captioning.

The pandemic has delayed Tour de France, the world’s most watched bike race, to last August this year. Until then, there is a heavily watched virtual race every weekend with world class bikers and teams racing against each other from home in what looks like a video game. Eric Min, the CEO of Zwift, the company hosting the event and racer Lauren Stephens join Hari Sreenivasan to discuss.

Aired: 07/12/20

Rating: NR

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This year’s Tour de France is a virtual ride

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