Tour de France organisers ASO are looking for new sponsors for the race's green jersey, as French betting company PMU announced it was pulling out of the partnership after almost a quarter of a century of being associated with the race.
Communications director of PMU, Benoit Cornu told L'Equipe that the company was moving its focus away from the world's biggest bike race to focus on building publicity in other sports.
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