The Pinarello Dogma has been a peloton staple for years, and while the Specialized Tarmac rivals it for longevity, few other bikes have become as synonymous with a single team as the Dogma with Team Sky and latterly the Ineos Grenadiers. This is the 13th Dogma since 2005, and has been designed both with and for the nominally British team.
The detail shots that featured in my bumper Dauphiné tech gallery appeared to show pretty marginal changes on the surface, which isn't a great surprise from a brand that has such a distinctive silhouette for its flagship machine. It's safe to say the gains are marginal, as is befitting a bike for a team that pioneered marginal gains as a concept, but marginal or not, some interesting things are going on.
