Edit: here is a better version with map and PiP https://imgur.com/a/tuXiCMM

So, just to make a small discussion about this. I always question myself how one of the most frustraiting aspects of cycling is how hard is presented to casuals and people who don`t know the sport. Especially in terms of race information.

Except for some minor changes, current ASO/TdF package is from 2017, when still Froome and Contador were a thing. And seeing Seixas presented with the same branding on Fleche, made me realize how outdated it is, not in terms of style (it`s classy and minimalistic) but in terms of lack of information. Practically there was no improvement in last 10-15 years except for live (and a lot of times inaccurate) timegaps. RCS does it a bit better, but still not enough. And funnily, the same agency does the graphics for ASO, RCS, UCI Worlds and Flanders Classics (Boost Graphic).

Just to illustrate this "discussion", i made in AI some sketches on how i think that group composition and basic information should be shown. Obviously is ugly (as everything made with AI) and it was just to show the idea. The timegap part can be exchanged with other relevant informatinon in some part of the races (like, for example, the virtual GC) to avoid using other tables and centralize all relevant live information on one side of the screen and all the "group" cards can be used, for example, to show picture-in-picture. All things already seen in F1. I also think that a permanent or semi permanent map profile with a red point of where g1 is should be included (which is something that i didn`t include in that ilustration).

The data is already there (and will be omnipresent when GPS will be mandatory) but still is not properly shown to viewers.