We are back for 2017, and what a way to start with Simon Gerrans. We all know him as an assassin on the bike, a winning machine, where it sometimes feels like he is winning more races than he is losing. But what I wanted to find out, was when did that switch get turned on for him, from being a rider who can win, to a rider who is expected to win. I get inside that cool calm collected mind of his that when inside the final few hundred meters of a race can make unbelievable race winning decisions.
To finish off, hang in there after the music at the end for the first live feed segment podcast I have done, not very successfully but it’s a bit of fun anyway.
English Version – Fast Forward to the 46min mark to watch when Gerrans attacks.
Greenedge Backstage pass of San Remo 2012
World Championships 2014 Ponferrada Spain.
Stage 3 Tour De France when Darryl Impy shows that calm head of his to deliver Simon Gerrans perfectly to out sprint Peter Sagan.
Loving these podcasts! As someone pretty new to the world of cycling I like how you simplify and explain things, helps me appreciate it all that much more 🙂
awesome!