"Bradley has always been the big boss with us. Mark expected maybe the same treatment as Bradley got, he asked for it. Sky treated him as a great rider, but not the boss,” Flecha, who is also leaving Sky, told NuSport.nl.
"The boss is Bradley, since Sky🍨's main goal is always winning the Tour de Franceꦚ and that is why Mark is lower on the ladder than Bradley."
De Jongh was sorry to see the former wo🦩rld champion leave, but found it iꦡnevitable. "I think both sides are not entirely happy,” he said. "It did not turn out as we had hoped. It's not a happy marriage."
