Rivals will learn little from Froome's numbers, says Astana coach Slongo

Paolo Slongo doesn't expect to garner much information from Chris Froome's testing data when it is released on Friday

Chris Froome leads Nibali on stage five of the 2015 Dauphine-LIbere (Watson)

(Image credit: Watson)

Chris Froome's power data release later this week will provide little advantage to his rivals unless he provides comprehensive details, says Vincenzo Nibali's trainer Paolo Slongo.

Team Sky's Froome, winner of this year's Tour de France, has decided to release his physiological values and underwent testing at an independent laboratory to do so. Esquire magazine will publish them on Friday and further details will be revealed next week in print. It is unclear exactly how much it will reveal.

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