TdG2006 Roadside: Race of Truth

TdG2006 Roadside: Race of Truth: "Message by Dr. Stephen Cheung, Ph.D.Thursday’s time trial stage of the Tour de Georgia was a brutal 40 km suffer-fest of hills and heat. The start was in Chickamauga, a historic Civil War battlefield, then through a nasty 40 km course to Chattanooga, Tennessee. Our man on the street wandered the frenzied scene that is part and parcel of a TT start and finish…"

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