Thanks Alex for not tossing your Uswe to the side of the road. Even if your reasoning was around having your tubes and tools with you, not litter. We always get a lot of flak from locals about “cyclists not respecting the land.” Good analysis all around to reflect upon as race director. Thanks y’all!
Jonathan, would love to hear about how the pros navigated the mud at mile 125(ish). By the time us Joes got there, it was completely unrideable! over a mile of hike a bike.
They hit it before it turned to mud, there's a strava segment called "Peanut Butter Sh*t Show" thats the 1st mud section, All the pros did it at over 20 mph, By the time i got to it I did it in 1.4mph, so when people talk about the mud they could be talking about something totally different then what others saw the same race
The jab at the guys who are sitting on wasn't very cool. Not everyone's a pro athlete with a near 400watt FTP, mate. They're just playing to their skillset, also known as racing.
LOLZ 350-400 sweetspot. A world I will never know.
Question: do you focus on your power while you’re riding?
Thanks Alex for not tossing your Uswe to the side of the road. Even if your reasoning was around having your tubes and tools with you, not litter. We always get a lot of flak from locals about “cyclists not respecting the land.”
Good analysis all around to reflect upon as race director. Thanks y’all!
Oh man, I’ve wanted to hear from Sofia for a while now! If you can, send her big props and congrats :)
Great interviewing skill set here Jonathan, offers a lot to learn in a very efficient format. Thanks to the athletes for sharing!
Great video, you should do more of these post race interviews
Great information and content from you both! It was great to have Keegan's perspective on the race. Thank you for this!
I haven't checked in on the UA-cam side of the TrainerRoad podcast for a while... Jonathan has become all GQ over the past year, impressive! :)
impressive numbers and grit..great job.
I love riding in adverse conditions, if it was easy anybody could do it!
Would his gear choice two instead of one ring in front changed his sprint result? Ivar had a 2x front ring maybe that helped his sprint?
I doubt it. His hardest gear was 48x10 which is 45mph at 120rpm
48x10 is pretty hard gearing, lots of roadies will run a comparable 50x11 and that's plenty to sprint with.
Quite like the length of the specials...
Jonathan, would love to hear about how the pros navigated the mud at mile 125(ish). By the time us Joes got there, it was completely unrideable! over a mile of hike a bike.
They hit it before it turned to mud, there's a strava segment called "Peanut Butter Sh*t Show" thats the 1st mud section, All the pros did it at over 20 mph, By the time i got to it I did it in 1.4mph, so when people talk about the mud they could be talking about something totally different then what others saw the same race
@@EliCriffield I was wondering the same! I had to walk the entire thing. took 30-45 min.
Check out Haley Smith's blog. She finished 6th in women's pro race. Her blog of the race talks about the mud.
I wouldnt say it was completely unrideable but it was a challenging bit! Using Speedplay road pedals is very motivational to keep the tires rolling
@@matthewjohnson12 It was completely unrideable for some and not bad for others, the conditions changed a lot throughout the day.
I guess instead of changing my chainring from a 40….I can just add 100W to my FTP. 🙈🙈🙈🙈
What brand of gel did Keegan use??
Right around 6:23 he mentions Never Second 30g gels.
Wooooooooooooooo!
The jab at the guys who are sitting on wasn't very cool. Not everyone's a pro athlete with a near 400watt FTP, mate. They're just playing to their skillset, also known as racing.
He was the only pro athlete in that group of 15 that turned to 5 you’re saying?
The only podcast that makes you a better cyclist? I don’t think so Tim.
Pros should not be allowed at unbound and other gravel events
Unless they want to allow regulars in the tour.....
ok bro
@@martinbogadomartinesi5135 maybe us regular folk should take a play out of the pros playbook and stop the race by blocking the road