It was super hard but he was super motivated. Stijn was super strong. Everyone was super tired at the end.
When your biggest flaw is the interviews after the race, you know you've done well. The sunglasses are super ugly so I guess I can ding him for that. But everything on the bike went pretty well.
It will be interesting to see if the depth of the team can hold up in the stronger fields of the higher profile races to come.
"Bob Schwartz" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:[email hidden]...
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It was super hard but he was super motivated. Stijn was super strong. Everyone was super tired at the end.
When your biggest flaw is the interviews after the race, you know you've done well. The sunglasses are super ugly so I guess I can ding him for that. But everything on the bike went pretty well.
It will be interesting to see if the depth of the team can hold up in the stronger fields of the higher profile races to come.
Bob Schwartz [email hidden]
I saw that interview live. Thank goodness it didn't sound as super-stupid out loud as it looked in print.
I don't think I've ever seen a finish line photo where the winner was so bundled up. How cold was it?
-- Bob C.
"Of course it hurts. The trick is not minding that it hurts." T. E. Lawrence (of Arabia)
I thought we established a long time ago that in the cycling world "super" was code for doped to the gills.
Maybe it's limited to "super motivated"...but I think the concept has been expanded.
Just google super motivated+cycling and the evidence is right there.
Bob Schwartz said:
It was super hard but he was super motivated. Stijn was super strong. Everyone was super tired at the end.
When your biggest flaw is the interviews after the race, you know you've done well. The sunglasses are super ugly so I guess I can ding him for that. But everything on the bike went pretty well.
It will be interesting to see if the depth of the team can hold up in the stronger fields of the higher profile races to come.