Team Sky boss Sir Dave Brailsford says Leicester City's unlikely victory in the Premier League is a “fantastic case study in sport” and something that cycling can learn from.
Brailsford revealed to BBC Radio 4's Today programme that sports scientists from Team Sky had already been to meet with the Foxes' staff in an effort to try and "learn from each other."
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