Peter Sagan really is just all about the banter. When he's not pinching podium girls' backsides he is trying to convince the sprinters to form a breakaway at the Tour de France.
Hours after that breakaway gag, Sagan was at it again, this time getting in on Vincenzo Nibali's post-race television interview.
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