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I am surprised that no question was asked about Simon Yates. he's an interesting and important signing.

Wouldve been cool to find out about the command centre bus they had at TDF

Thank you guys for the Great content! Merry Christmas

Brilliant

Bad luck started when Primož left the team.

52 year old cycling addict and occasional amateur racer here, absolute joy to have discovered your podcast guys, these insights are so interesting, I’ve watched many of your episodes and enjoyed every single one, particularly interesting to hear modern ‘rest’ periods for professional cyclists as mentioned by Thibau’s Dad too. Been a follower and fan of you both since watching ‘Overcoming’ back in your CSC days. Merry Christmas to you both and thanks for sharing your love for the sport for us all to enjoy.

Hiw can someone in this position in a team not even know the extent of Jona's injuries? BS as usual...

These guys talking about vingegaard beating pogacar in 2023 while pogacar rode with a fracture and using that as a reason? Are they okei? this is not coping? wtf how delusional can you literally be🤣 Ofc its like grischa says Pogacar is the best in the world by a huge margin

next level delusional if they tihnk they can do anything about Pogacar. Only way they have a chance vs pogacar is if Pogacar crash he is so much better than the next man its insane. Evenepoel and Vingegaard are pretty close.

Thanks again! 🐝

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32:15 Ah Jensie, always believing in the breakaway 😂

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Tanfield is a legend.

Best wishes, Harry! Wish someone as motivated would address the eerily similar issues with US road cycling…

Awesome as always guys.

Super podcast! Love the sincerity of Kim A and all his insights in the cycling team world ! Thanks to all:-)

as always, another great show with 4 Olympic cycling legends!

What an awesome episode! Living legends all! Great to meet you and Chloe in Tucson, Bobby… Jens, so sorry I did not get the chance to meet you as well. Nelson Vails…Groundbreaking champion! Thank you all so much!

Nelson Vails! Amazing to hear from the legend.

Wow, everyone had beautiful stories to share. Thanks so much for this!

As always, thanks guys for being part of El tour. All 4 of you on this episode are amazing people and ambassadors of the sport. Your time is appreciated. Already looking forward to the next one.

Great job. She’s very impressive.

Pogi's one of trusted climbing helpers and also if there's an opportunity to ride for himself as he rode very strong. Next year might be in another level as he proved like he did finished 5th in Il Lombardia. I think he will ride again for Pogi's climbing shepherds in the 2025 Tour de France with A.Yates, Almeida and the debut guy Jay Vine.

Kristen is a true role model of how it is possible to be a great person along with being a great athlete. Thank you for this wonderful discussion!

I just came back and listened to this for a second time. Enjoyed it even more! I think everyone loves both Kasia and Lucinda so no surprise about their friendly respect. Can't wait for 2025!

If everyone was to stop when Demi went down what’s the point? Waiting for her to get up and start again?

Did they actually talk about the 2025 tour route?

Really cool chat. Nice info on the CX. He must have some really good support and management.

I like how Cadel’s persona is so similar to Christopher Reeve’s Clark Kent. Similarly Cadel was a man of steel too 👏

Jens' written stage by stage preview is now live on the Odd Tandem Patreon!

Just discovered the podcast and looking forward to the offseason catching up on all these!

Bobby and Jens are sooo respectful about giving their guests a complete opportunity to speak… but This Time, we get to hear a bit from Bobby, too. Great episode!!! Thanks guys!

Great show. Thank you. My question would be - and sorry for raising this again - out of all the cyclists that you found out later had doped, who did you like and still like once you knew?

Thank you, Guys! Actually, Kim W is a man! No worries…the name fools most people! 😂

'If my critics saw me walk on water, they would say it is because I cannot swim'... brilliant!

It is impossible not to like this guy...

I was there in Stavanger for his first win on the road. I actually have a clip of him crossing the line and pics from the podium 🙂

Its already my favorite podcast, warum? Finally expert hosts, they really know what they talking about, nice guests, good questions, etc. Thanks for that!

I moved to Belgium in 2010 and would go to the Cross races to watch his dad. Little Thibau would come out of his dad's caravan on a tiny bike and ride the course.. Then come back and sit with his dog. He was destined to be a champ..

I don't even follow bike riding and haven't been on a bike for 45 years but somehow I ended up watching this interview. And I've been so inspired! She is an amazing woman, so sweet and kind and determined and competitive and determined to help. I love her!

What a fantastic interview, and a wonderful woman ! And what an attitude towards life, if you take anything from this interview it’s this, be as happy and lovely as this lady.

Great to see him back ❤

Love this interview! Kasia is the reason I started following women's cycling in 2022 so love this! Thank you guys for doing this, great questions and totally loved it!

Kasia is amazing, always attacking, always positive. Thank you for this interview 🙌🇵🇱

Tubulars?

I am going through this too! 6 months ago, I was getting super fit to compete in UCI Masters World Granfondo Championships, but I was hit by an erratic van driver while training in Spain, I'm still battling with the repercussions of concussion, whip lash and of course a few broken bones. Thank god, my 35 years of sport and strength training saved me from more damage,¡. ( 64 year old menopausal woman) last year had a dexa scan that said I had top level for my age...Like Tako, I lost memory, no tolerance for stimulation and cycling ( which I've done for most of my life) has been a struggle. I am naturally a fighter, but I am learning that Brain injuries can not be bought. there is no normal timeline, Small steps are the frustrating truth. thanks for interviewing him. Brain injuries are " invisible" injuries and people don't understand

IF you do the static force balance analysis, given a 1:1 gear ratio, than the size of the gears falls out. Of course, that ignores friction and flex.

great interview, thanks!

Great interview format. Awesome interviewers and interviewee. Very special. Thanks!