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July 19, 2006

Tour de France via Mobile

Maybe it's just me, but it's strangely exciting "watching" the Tour de France live via mobile courtesy of Cyclingnews's puckish feed (i.e., "Floyd Landis looks ... as bad as a David Hasselhoff music video"). You have to make do when you're out and not near a television.

Speaking of Landis, you could have knocked me over just now "seeing" Floyd Landis getting dropped. Amazing stuff, and the closest Tour in years. As an aside, you can watch the odds change on Landis in realtime over at BetFair (or is looking at sports betting now illegal too?).  The current odds look a little like an Internet stock that fell off a cliff:

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