Apparently it's not the BBC, or any of the other commentators' fault at all. Guardian says: The commentators are struggling ...
The Olympic organisers may have been able to throw the Queen out of a helicopter with James Bond, but they don't appear to have the wherewithal to provide screen captions or a clock for their bicycle-racing coverage. It's making life very difficult for the commentators, myself included, not least because the riders aren't wearing the kit with which they're more usually accustomed.
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[11:38 BST](http://www.guardian.co.uk/sport/blog/2012/jul/28/olympic-road-race-mens-cycling-live#block-5013c122b579c24ed043756a)
**The TV coverage of this race is deplorable**
First world problem caveat aside, you've got to feel for Chris Boardman and the other bloke who are covering this race for the BBC. They're obviously being fed no information by the race organisers and are struggling, heroically, it must be said, to provide inciteful commentary on a bicycle race with only rough guestimates of how far the riders have travelled (about 60-70k) and how big the gap between the peloton and the breakaway group is (5min 20sec) at the last unofficial count.
Apparently it's not the BBC, or any of the other commentators' fault at all. Guardian says:
The commentators are struggling ...
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