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Rigobero Uran: Respect has been lost in the peloton
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Rigobero Uran: Respect has been lost in the peloton
At 36 years old, Rigoberto Uran can now consider himself an senior in the peloton. The Colombian turned professional in 2006 and has seen a lot change in seventeen years, but he’s not really happy with the new generation of cyclists. “People only look at watts now and no one talks to a group mate”, says Uran. “Now everyone pushes from the first kilometer. Nobody talks, there’s a lot of stress. Everything has evolved and the average speed is get…
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