Being in the Tour de France peloton for the first time in your career means a very steep learning curve, even for a third-year pro like Laurence Pithie, but New Zealand's sole rider in this year's race has already found some key reference points - like a certain Tadej Pogačar.
"He's really good at positioning in the peloton," Pithie told reporters at the end of the Tour's second week. "If you are anywhere near him, you know you're in the right place to be."
