The Week In Bike #39 – 10 October 2014

Oct 11 2014


Phil Gaimon, professional networking, real sport, Astana, UCI, WorldTour licenses, Team Alonso, Oleg Tinkoff, Grand Tour prize, Contador, women’s news, women’s prize, Andy Schleck, development, broken thumb, CX of the North.

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