(this carries on from the Cavendish and car thread)
Speaking as one who stops more frequently than most (although my new Specialized Toupe saddle seems to be helping) I wondered if there was a rule about stopping for a pee, or even for a dump? Is there a point at which the race commissaire says 'right boys, it's urine o'clock'.
I seem to recall that Lemond was pushed along while doing a number 2 many years ago. Was this a one off?
Are things more regimented these days? Colin Lewis ran in to a cafe for brandy on the day that Simpson died - and riders going through their home village were allowed to escape, kiss the wife at the garden gate and then rejoin the race. I presume that telly has done away with all of this, but I'd love to be wrong....
Speaking as one who stops more frequently than most (although my new Specialized Toupe saddle seems to be helping) I wondered if there was a rule about stopping for a pee, or even for a dump? Is there a point at which the race commissaire says 'right boys, it's urine o'clock'.
I seem to recall that Lemond was pushed along while doing a number 2 many years ago. Was this a one off?
Are things more regimented these days? Colin Lewis ran in to a cafe for brandy on the day that Simpson died - and riders going through their home village were allowed to escape, kiss the wife at the garden gate and then rejoin the race. I presume that telly has done away with all of this, but I'd love to be wrong....