During a race when cyclists get thirsty. A person from their own team, sitting in a car, delivers water bottles to them. Taking advantage of this, the cyclists use the extra momentum from the car to increase their speed.

This is actually legal as long as the transfer of the bottle takes only two or three seconds. This bottle is referred to as a “sticky bottle” because, during the handoff, both the cyclist’s and the delivery person’s hands remain in contact for a moment.

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  1. I know many people are only seeing this in one side just as narrated in this video … but 3 seconds are also for safety reasons….the rider must be sure he is not loosing his balance from the momentum during handoff ..

  2. Everyone in comment know nothing about cycling but tell that its cheating, and people who say carry two bottle-extra bottle adds weight which slower the speed

  3. This Sticky Bottle is Done at the back of the peloton or a group of cyclist, The rule is of you want a water you must raise your hand so that the commisaire will see you and will call your team car…

  4. I’ve always thought this was overrated. If you’re racing 90-180 miles, how much does 2 seconds of assistance make? Now, over two seconds, you’re CHEATING. Go train some more.

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