At the World Cup Finals we will not see any Belgian riders at the start. But why is that? Is the interest fading because of too many competitions on offer or is there another, perhaps financial, reason behind it? We asked Belgian rider Gilles Thomas what he thinks about this and how he experienced the indoor (World Cup) season.
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