A New Sport For the Middle Ages

  Married at First Sight fans are one step closer to getting answers about one public divorce. More than five months after Ryan Oubre and Clara Berghaus announced their breakup, both parties are ready to share their side of what went wrong. On Dec. 29, Ryan broke his silence on the divorce with a lengthy Instagram post. After taking several months to reflect on a "very challenging moment" in his life, the Atlanta resident shed some light on why the relationship didn't work out. "You can't truly be open to marry another race and not want to marry their culture (or at least at the minimum understand it)," he said. "The Black experience and Black culture are not monolithic, there's no one size fits all shoe. It's ever-evolving and changing with time." Ryan is Black, and Clara is white. Ryan continued, "What I can say is: walking into a family gathering and not speaking to anyone and scrolling through your phone will never fly and declinin

 Triathlon - A New Sport For the Middle Ages The Tour de France is the most important bike race in the world. The three-week long race, which was first organized in 1903, is traditionally held in July. Although the route of the race changes slightly every year, it always contains a mixture of flat stages at the beginning and the difficult stages across the Alps and the Pyrenees. There are time trials and a finishing stage in Paris. In the past, some stages of the Tour de France have been held in neighbouring countries, like Germany, Belgium or the Netherlands. Each of the teams that enter the Tour de France has 9 riders. Most teams have leaders, usually their best cyclists. The other members of the team support him. They help him come back to the front if he falls behind or they block off attacks by other teams. The main goal for every team is to have one of their athletes in the yellow jersey, which always goes to the cyclist who leads in the overall competition. The times of each of