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CANNONDALE PRO CYCLING


Cannondale Pro Cycling


The Cannondale Pro Cycling team will be a major force in this year’s Tour de France and have set their sights on ensuring that Peter Sagan their team leader will be challenging to defend his Green Jersey for the points classification in the 100th edition of the world’s greatest cycling race. The team’s colours already sees them ride in green but retaining the official


Tour de France Green Jersey will mean everything to the young Slovak and his support riders. With the way this year’s Tour de France is set up starting in Corsica with three road stages before the team time trial in Nice, one can be sure that the Cannondale Pro Cycling Team will be starting the race with a bang in the hopes of securing early points for their team leader and possibly getting him to Nice in the Yellow Jersey. This is a team that will undoubtedly provide viewers of this year’s Tour with a great deal of entertainment and talking points as they mix it up at the front with the hope of helping the incredibly talented Peter Sagan continue his rise to the top of the Pro Peloton. Activinstinct has been given access to two of the team’s riders who will be


competing in this year’s Tour de France with interviews featuring team leader Peter Sagan and domestique Ted King. We get an insight into both team leader and domestique allowing us to get the perspective of the man who the team are doing all the work for, and that of the man doing all the work for the team.


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