Phil Liggett - It's Never Been Work

02/25/18 • 39 min

To call Phil Liggett a legendary cycling broadcaster would be to undersell him - he is "The Voice of Cycling". He covered his first Tour de France in 1973, hasn't missed one since and isn't planning on missing one anytime soon. We tracked him down in Melbourne, Australia, to find out how he got started in cycling and where it's led him since.

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