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NOS will also be presenting a version of this during the Tour de France (August 12-18) next summer Evening stage For broadcast. Dionne de Graaf – the face of De Avondetappe since 2016 – will not be presenting the programme.
Graf, 54, has worked hard behind the scenes to make the show happen. “It’s about time,” she tells her. Afghan National Police At NOS’s press presentation for the Summer Sports. De Graaf will do so again this year Evening stage During the Tour de France (June 29 – July 21) for men. She has been doing this since 2016. Before that, Mart Smits was closely associated with the evening programme.
De Graaff was also concerned with the content the program should contain. “Because I actually think it should be like evening theater for men. Why do it differently? It’s talking about cycling with people who know about it and are looking for side topics. And it should be fun. This applies to men and women. And maybe it would be nice Add music every now and then.
“You also need a history for such a program, but in the end you create it yourself,” says de Graaf. “And it’s good to realize that making history can sometimes happen much faster than you think.” All stages of the Women’s Tour de France can also be followed via NOS.
The third edition of the Tour de France starts on August 12 in the Netherlands, with a 124-kilometre stage from Rotterdam to The Hague. This will be followed by two more Dutch stages, with a short trip from Dordrecht to Rotterdam and a 6.3km individual time trial in the coastal city. Last year the overall victory went to Demi Wohlring.