Paris (AFP) - An African team will take part for the first time in the Tour de France when it starts in Utrecht next July, organisers announced Wednesday.
The team will be the MTN-Qhubeka outfit from South Africa.
In all 22 teams, each with nine cyclists, will compete in the 102nd edition of on of the most gruelling events in world sport.
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