'I won't miss much about the peloton' - Alessandro De Marchi looks forward to retiring from 'aggressive' modern racing
Briefly

Alessandro De Marchi reflects on his 15-season career near its conclusion during the Tour de Pologne. He expresses disappointment with the changes in the peloton, particularly an increase in aggression among riders. De Marchi notes he will miss the race atmosphere, fan interactions, and the personal moments, such as high fives with children. He aims to conclude his career in his home region and is considering a future as a directeur sportif in cycling.
"I won't miss much about the peloton I've been hanging out with lately. It has changed too much, and there are many dynamics that I no longer like. There is too much aggression."
"More than the peloton itself, I will miss the atmosphere of the races, the cheering of the crowd, the high fives, and the water bottle that the child asks for at the side of the road."
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