Philip Keoghan
En 1928, un equipo de escasos recursos de Nueva Zelanda y Australia compitió en lo que se considera el evento deportivo más duro del mundo. Muchos consideraron la entrada de estos valientes desvalidos, corriendo como un equipo de 4 contra equipos de 10, una broma. Un periodista francés calificó su intento como nada menos que de asesinato. 168 corredores comenzaron la carrera de más de 3,500 millas, solo 41 terminaron. Sorprendentemente, esta notable historia sobre los logros de estos valientes atletas nunca se ha contado en una película, hasta ahora. Phil Keoghan, personalidad de la televisión, aventurero y entusiasta del ciclismo, recorre la ruta del Tour de Francia de 1928, dando vida a la historia. Siguiendo el curso y el horario originales, montando una bicicleta de época, Phil y su equipo harán un promedio de 150 millas por día durante 22 etapas.
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Phil Keoghan, the host of "The Amazing Race," left Los Angeles on his bike headed for New York, with his wingman Ben, best friend Scott, Greg a former California Highway Patrolman, and his dad. He wanted to really test his 41-year old mind and body like never before.
Phil Keoghan, the host of "The Amazing Race," left Los Angeles on his bike headed for New York, with his wingman Ben, best friend Scott, Greg a former California Highway Patrolman, and his dad. He wanted to really test his 41-year old mind and body like never before.
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Phil Keoghan, the host of "The Amazing Race," left Los Angeles on his bike headed for New York, with his wingman Ben, best friend Scott, Greg a former California Highway Patrolman, and his dad. He wanted to really test his 41-year old mind and body like never before.
