The ToC is currently an eight-day race, but there's no reason why it can't meet the criteria and expand to a three week event as is the requirement for a Grand Tour.
Changing times for track
09 February 2009 | 0:00 - By Mike Tomalaris
The future of track cycling as a spectator sport may be at the crossroads given the light turnout at the Australian Championships at Adelaide's Superdrome.
I read with interest that the World Anti Doping Agency (WADA), US
swimming and the IOC are all taking a decidedly soft approach to the
Michael Phelps bong-smoking episode.
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