Cycling's Secret Handshake

[Chief Commissaire]

Interesting view of why cycling sponsorship is often a fail in the U.S.:
http://tinyurl.com/3dp56nq

 

[TERMINATOR]

Interesting view of why cycling sponsorship is often a fail in the U.S.:
http://tinyurl.com/3dp56nq

Interesting article coming from the guy who had the winner of two of his Nature Valley's disqualified (Kirk O'Bee) due to a doping case, and has yet to resolve the issue of upgraded prize money that has yet to be paid to all those riders who moved up one place as a result of O'Bee's disqualification.

 

[benpounder]

Interesting view of why cycling sponsorship is often a fail in the U.S.:
http://tinyurl.com/3dp56nq

Interesting?
Hah...

It is entirely devoid of any of the specificity that either prevents the to, or causes the termination of long term professional road cycling sponsorship. To succeed in putting on a highly successful community event that happens to have a sometimes engaging cycling event tied to it, is hardly filled with secret handshakes after months of intrigue.

 

[cromagnon]

American investors always go where the money is, that is the nature of imperialism and the money (in cycling) is in Europe. Notice the flag next to the teams taking the jerseys home at the TDF.