There's a livestream linked here on CN: http://www.cyclingnews.com/news/watch-the-grand-prix-cyclistes-de-montreal-live-streaming-on-cyclingnews/
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Great quality, thanks!
Gordon Fraser commentating (he mentioned finishing third in Philly when Ventoso won in 2004).
Gordon Fraser commentating (he mentioned finishing third in Philly when Ventoso won in 2004).
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Thanks.
Anyone else getting a fair bit of buffering? Or is just my internet connection /computer?
BigMac said:
Thanks.
Anyone else getting a fair bit of buffering? Or is just my internet connection /computer?
Ok cheers. Settled down a bit now.
Definitely the stream and not my internet as I checked on other videos and they were fine.
Definitely the stream and not my internet as I checked on other videos and they were fine.
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Kudos to cyclingnews for livestreaming the race.
I really wish American networks would put more effort into cycling broadcasts.
The commentary is cringe worthy.
You have one guy who knows cycling and just drones on and on about things cycling fans already know; then you have another who seems like a fish out of water and keeps saying "absolutely!"
God bless both of them, but it's awful to watch.
It doesn't take much effort or money to invest in a compelling broadcast that might draw newcomers into the sport.
Create a narrative--e.g. who is the random guy in the break? what's his story? Combine that with flashbacks in cycling history to ease the boredom of watching the inevitable demise of the breakaway.
I just heard one guy say, "It's still pretty windy out there, Gord."
Really?
That's just sad.
I really wish American networks would put more effort into cycling broadcasts.
The commentary is cringe worthy.
You have one guy who knows cycling and just drones on and on about things cycling fans already know; then you have another who seems like a fish out of water and keeps saying "absolutely!"
God bless both of them, but it's awful to watch.
It doesn't take much effort or money to invest in a compelling broadcast that might draw newcomers into the sport.
Create a narrative--e.g. who is the random guy in the break? what's his story? Combine that with flashbacks in cycling history to ease the boredom of watching the inevitable demise of the breakaway.
I just heard one guy say, "It's still pretty windy out there, Gord."
Really?
That's just sad.
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Alternative streams: https://www.procyclinglive.com/livestream/#
Link2 is working fine.
Youtube stream should be backs soon.
Link2 is working fine.
Youtube stream should be backs soon.
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Go to Cric tv and select Eurosport 2. Usual rules apply about closing windows and not downloading anything. Full screen will stop the pop ups after that.
Random Direction said:
Go to Cric tv and select Eurosport 2. Usual rules apply about closing windows and not downloading anything. Full screen will stop the pop ups after that.
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