Strategic Sprints in Cycling

This chapter explores the tactical dynamics of intermediate sprints in cycling, analyzing the strategies riders use to gain an advantage. It discusses the interplay between competitors, lead-out maneuvers, and the implications for race standings, while also questioning the legality and ethics of collaborative tactics. The chapter highlights key incidents during the race, including crashes and the significance of momentum in maintaining safety during sprints.

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