Scenarios about 'L'Auto'
L'Auto was an influential French sports newspaper founded in 1900 that played a pivotal role in early European sports journalism and event promotion. Most notably, it created the Tour de France cycling race in 1903 under the leadership of Henri Desgrange, fundamentally shaping modern cycling culture. In alternate history scenarios, L'Auto's influence might be explored through different sporting events it could have created or how changes to its editorial direction might have altered European sporting traditions.
What If The Tour de France Was Never Created?
Exploring the alternate timeline where cycling's most prestigious race never came into existence, potentially reshaping the entire landscape of professional cycling, sports media, and French cultural identity.