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Originally Posted by goose70
Agree. I'm through the first two episodes and am relieved that it has -- so far -- not devolved into the "Real Housewives" type fake drama that has plagued recent seasons of Drive to Survive. That said, there are a few things not yet adequately covered/explained that my non-cycling friends have noted to me:

(1) The bikes themselves. Non-cyclists that I know seem fascinated by the tech they're seeing on the bikes and would like to learn more about it, learn more about what goes into making a decision about what bike to use, etc.

(2) Behind-the-scenes support, from nutrition to training to mechanics/sponsors/leadership. How does one put on a race like this and what does it take to train for one? How does a young rider rise to this level? The F1 series did a nice job showing that.

I suspect all of this is to come in upcoming episodes.
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