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Message on a Bottle: Without Race Radios, Belgium Turns to Bidons to Pass Along Messages at Worlds
Belgium will test bottle handups and roadside boards as race radios stay banned, giving sport directors another way to send updates to riders.
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Racing at a World Championship means racing without earpieces and radio communication. It is a measure that is not embraced with enthusiasm in the peloton, and where national coaches are trying to be creative to still be able to guide their riders. The Belgian Cycling Federation will print messages on the pros' water bottles on Sunday.
During the world championships, riders cannot use the earpieces to exchange information with their sports directors by radio. They must therefore find other ways to communicate. ...
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