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Fans of the show will likely be aware that we have a lot of love for Team Novo Nordisk and all they strive for Racing with Diabetes. We featured this unique collection of individuals in Issue 5 - with a 20-page piece 'Hungry for Sweet Success', which you can now read in the Archive section of our website. We also caught-up with the team at the Tour of Britain last year - which you can see in our online feature Return to Tour of Britain in the News section of our website.
For the duration of this season we will be bringing you regular updates from within the TNN camp. We kick-off with some insight to their approach and performance at the first monument of the 2016 season, the great Milan-Sanremo.
Conquista spoke to the team before the action started to understand their goals & strategy for the race and beyond. You can see the interviews here: Milan-Sanremo Pre Race Interviews.
We also conducted a post-race review which you can see here: Milan-Sanremo Race Report.
Keep checking back as we will keep this section updated regularly as we follow the fortunes of the word's first all-diabetes professional cycling team and their quest to reach the top step of the podium and inspire millions all over the world.
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