Dave Brailsford poses with spectators at the 2017 Monsal Hill Climb
Sir Dave Brailsford took a break from his duties in charge of Team Sky to watch the Monsal Hill Climb in the Derbyshire Peak District on Sunday.
The long-running hill-climb is widely regarded as one of the best in the country, and attracts a large number of spectators every year.
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