LONDON (Reuters) - London Olympic organisers could charge spectators to watch part of the road cycling, an event previously assumed to be free, because of environmental issues, they said on Friday.
Hundreds of thousands of spectators are expected to line the 250-km men's route on the opening weekend of the Games, lured by the prospect of Britain's first gold medal in Mark Cavendish, and a free view.
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