There's one particularly nice thing about the Grand Prix de France Historique: the paddock is wide open to everyone. You can wander between the team trucks, bump into a driver coming out of his garage, catch another ordering a beer at the bar, or even stumble upon two former champions putting the world to rights sitting on the corner of a bench. The event breaks down the usual barriers between those who ride and those who applaud, allowing two too-often compartmentalized worlds to finally blend.
The real secret of this success? The cooperation of the pilots, who
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