“Right now, it feels like it’s a one-trick pony and the rest of us are just picking up scraps,” says Doug Ryder, manager of Pinarello-Q36.5 Pro Cycling.
The Tour de France peloton is frustrated. And not for the first time.
“Right now, it feels like it’s a one-trick pony and the rest of us are just picking up scraps,” says Doug Ryder, manager of Pinarello-Q36.5 Pro Cycling.
The Tour de France peloton is frustrated. And not for the first time.