bunch

Definition

In cycling, the peloton or main pack of riders moving together as one collective unit. It's where cyclists find safety in numbers while simultaneously fighting for position—camaraderie with elbows.

Example Usage

The breakaway rider maintained a 30-second lead over the bunch for most of the race.

Source: Cycling Sports Terminology

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