Day 7 - Leuven

Flotrack European Adventures, Season 1

France, Belgium, Switzerland  ⋅  Jul, 4 2007 - Jul 27 2007   |   Coverage created by Flotrack


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#13
Joe Garland   July 26, 2007 at 8:34pm
That's the song in the Geico caveman commercial at the airport.
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#12
Sarah   July 22, 2007 at 4:14pm
YOU ROCK MARK Thank you for doing this
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Alexander Avilez   July 13, 2007 at 8:41pm
i cant get over the fact that more people in Europe know more about our athletes than Americans...all those people asking for autographs.
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Kevin Liao   July 13, 2007 at 3:17pm
what's the first song called?
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Brian Sullivan   July 12, 2007 at 5:21pm
I have to agree with Mr. Gibbion about Ritz. He already grand slammed in healthy kidney.
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Geico   July 12, 2007 at 12:36pm
the first one that is
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Geico   July 12, 2007 at 12:35pm
i love this song
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Hillio   July 12, 2007 at 8:43am
Flo-There is an option for English.
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Cheporunmex   July 12, 2007 at 3:33am
HEY MARK, GREAT COVERAGE IN EUROPA. LOVE YOUR WORK I WISH I WAS THERE TOO.
GREAT INTERVIEWS AND REAL TRACK AND FIELD FUNS.
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#4
Victor   July 12, 2007 at 3:29am
Hey Mark, hope your having a great time, bring me back something cool from a track meet.
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Kennyloggins   July 11, 2007 at 10:45pm
"your in europe" is actually you're
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Ian Brooks   July 11, 2007 at 9:59pm
she is hot
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Edward Gibbon   July 11, 2007 at 9:03pm
Another wonderful video. But Mark, what you really need to do is arrange for another interview with Priscilla Lopes (in short sleeves, of course): good heavens--if I weren't married and with children. I realize she went back to Canada, but an enterprising young man like yourself can figure something out. More realistically, however, I most like the interviews with Ritz, with whom I am always impressed by his good nature, his decency, and his honesty. I very much hope he knocks one out of the park soon.
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Day 7 - Leuven

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The last two nights I had solid rest and started the day ready to go, well ready to eat breakfast. I woke up around 10 so I could grab a good breakfast at the meet hotel. Jenny from Reebok or JT gave me her meal ticket because she was already on her way to Rome for the next meet. It was pretty crazy because after the meet got out last night all the big wigs, agents and shoe companies were checking out of their rooms at 1 in the morning heading South towards Rome. While most of the circuit heads South I head North towards Belgium. Today's video is all about the meet last night and my travels today, everything except my transfer from one Paris train station to the other. I arrived at Paris Core and I had to head to Paris Nord and use the subway. Well all I had was a 20 euro and none of the ticket machines were in English and I was totally a confused tourist and starting to get uncomfortable because my train from Paris Nord was leaving soon I needed to figure out how to get a ticket with out spending 20 Euros on a week pass. So I rushed up to the shops on the second level. I was frantically looking for some food shop so I could get some water and change for my 20 but all I could see was luggage shops and a post card store, bingo. I ran over to the shop but right before i got there i made sure to not look like a lost, scared American that needed someone to speak English too. So I walked in all cool but the guy saw right through me. It was probably my flushed face, sweat spotted shirt, a tearful eyes, OK I was not crying but I was sweating pretty bad. So I paid my 1.30 for a post card i did not care about and strolled out like i knew what I was doing. When I thought i was out of the frenchie's sight, I stared looking for the ticket machine. I was pressing all sorts of buttons, but it was not working. I almost bought a ticket off one of those bums that specifically sell to stupid tourists. I told myself I would rather miss my train. I was punching all sorts of buttons until it said insert money, I did and a ticket came out. I was relieved and pretty proud of myself for solving the equation that is the subway. Well that was one of the many entertaining moments i am having here across the pond. I will talk to you guys tomorrow. Later. Mark
July 11, 2007
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