Reza, the only black rider out of the 176-strong peloton that started the race in September, called for greater solidarity in the peloton as he addressed the historical issue of diversity in a series of interviews. "I've known racism since I was young," says Reza as he reflects on his experiences of discrimination. 1:16 Reza explains why it is hard for cycling to speak with one voice to tackle some of society's biggest problems. (Pic: AP) Reza explains why it is hard for cycling to speak with one voice to tackle some of society's biggest problems. In an Instagram post, the Ineos Grenadiers rider said: "Cycling has a problem with diversity and inclusivity.

Source: Sky sports April 13, 2021 04:52 UTC