The Economics of the Tour de France

This chapter explores the unique financial structure of the Tour de France, originating as a clever marketing tactic for newspapers and evolving into a billion-dollar sporting event. It highlights the paradox of free attendance, substantial sponsorship reliance, and the singular financial reward for the race winner. Additionally, the chapter draws parallels between the race's philosophy of consistency and success in life and business, all while featuring an engaging live audience celebrating their milestones.

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