Cyclingnews podcast: Which team has the best kit in the WorldTour and who is the best week-long stage racer in the peloton?

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Which team has the best racing kit in the WorldTour and who is the best week-long stage racer in the peloton? Just two of the questions that the Cyclingnews team debate in this week’s podcast. This week’s instalment includes an exclusive interview with Cannondale team boss Jonathan Vaughters on his team’s goals for 2016. The American outfit stagnated last year but made a number of marquee signings over the winter. With renewed hope they will take aim on the Giro d’talia and Tour de France. We also speak to Giant Alpecin manager Iwan Spekenbrink about the team’s horrific head-on collision with a car while training in Spain. The accident has left the team in disarray but Spekenbrink believes that his squad can rally together and overcome the incident. There’s also a heated debate over which team has the best kit in the peloton and we announce the true winner of the kit competition, as voted by the Cyclingnews readers.

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