Just a week after IAM Cycling announced the UCI had blocked its attempt to sport personalised jerseys in races this year, Tour de France wildcards MTN-Qhubeka released details of its own custom designs.
Each of the 26 riders in the squad has been assigned a letter of the alphabet which will appear on the back of their jersey, making it easier for viewers to spot their favourite rider.
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