Interview with Tour de France winner Chris Froome

The transcript discusses a cyclist's participation in a criterium in Belgium, a tradition for yellow jersey holders to engage with fans. It also covers the mixed reactions from the French public during a race in Marseille, where a French cyclist was in second place. Despite some booing, the overall support from French fans has been positive, with a growing appreciation for the cyclist's efforts in the Tour de France, a race deeply rooted in French tradition.

What is the tradition for the yellow jersey holder after the race?

• To participate in criteriums in Belgium and Holland

• To retire from cycling

• To rest at home

• To travel to the United States

Why did the speaker experience booing in Marseille?

• Because they were not performing well

• Because they were winning against a French competitor

• Because they were not French

• Because they were speaking a different language

How has the French public's perception of the speaker changed?

• They have remained indifferent

• They have become more critical

• They have become less interested

• They have become more supportive

What is the significance of the Tour de France to the French public?

• It is a new event for them

• It is a tradition they grow up watching

• It is not very popular

• It is only important to cyclists

How do the French view the efforts of cyclists in the Tour de France compared to the rest of the world?

• They are indifferent to the efforts

• They have a different and deeper appreciation

• They have a similar appreciation

• They have less appreciation