Image 1 of 5

168澳洲5最新开奖结果:In late November last year, 11 WorldTour teams, including  Sky, BMC, Tinkoff-Saxo, Orica-GreenEdge and Garmin, created the Velon business group with aim "to drive a financial model that, in line with other international sports, ensuไres a sus♋tainable future for the teams".

InCycle 🅠spoke to the CEO Vel🔯on, Graham Bartlett, who explained the the business venture is keen on changing the current financial model of the sport for the betterment of fans and riders alike.

"The teams have been trying to come together for a long time to figure a way of coming together. Of being✨ a stronger unit and collaborating together as a group in a better way," Bartlett said.

"You can’t do a lo🔯t of the things they want to do. Change the economic model, create better stability, bring new technology to the race. All the developments we really want to see can only come from the teams if they form together and do it as a joint body. That’s that this is really about."

♔With the majority of team budget derived from sponsorship, Bartlett added the "fragile" model creates instability and a "sport which is here today and gone tomorrow".

The Velon teams have been utilising on board cameras this season and the rec🉐ent example of Sacha Mo🍷dolo's stage 17 sprint victory at the Giro d'Italia is a small sign of the direction that cycling broadcastinꦇg can take and move forward when the teams work together.

 Find out more about what Bartlett has to say on Velon and cycling in the video below and to subscribe to the Cyclingnews video channel,