Davis has essentially slammed Astana m🍨anagement, over two articles published in the this week in which the Australian claims he was left to fend for himself at the Tour of🔯 Turkey.

"My team mates are fine they r doing what they r tol🎃d," said Davis via his𒀰 .

The articles cite the situation Davis faced on the final two stages of the 168澳洲5最新开奖结果:Tour of Turkey where he did not have the support of his Astana teammates 🍌as he had expected. On Sa𝓰turday and Sunday he finished 10th and 6th respectively. Davis finished in 74th place overall.

Going into Saturday's penultimate stage, he indicated that he was planning to go for the win in the expected sprint finish. But apparently t𓆉he team didn't want him to.

At the dinner table the night before, he told the team “I was going for it," "And they just said then that the director had a meeting with the Kazakhis this morning, 🍰and said something different... So ... that's Astana. That's all I can say."

While not naming names, Tuesday's article alsoಞ suggests that other riders are currently facing similar situations either being left out of team meetings or discovering too late that alternative tactics have been put in place without their knowled♑ge.

"It's a fact," he said referring to his beliꩲef that he and other Australians were now on the outer with their current teams. "There definitely [are such riders]. I can tell you firsthand. It's disappointing … As Aussies, we finally have this opportunity to have a team. It's normal [for it to be] interested in Australian riders up for contract. Some teams should just respect that, get on with the year and get as many results out of us as they can while they still have us."