"A failure for me would be to arrive to the most important three weeks of my season [northern classics] and you know in your mind you cannot win the races."
For a second I thought this was Jan in July...
Curtis L. Russell Odenton, MD (USA) Just someone on two wheels...
"A failure for me would be to arrive to the most important three weeks of my season [northern classics] and you know in your mind you cannot win the races. You have to know inside your head whether you're strong enough to win. A failure is not being prepared to win those races. It's all but certain that I won't win a classic. The odds are more in favor or me not winning a classic than winning one. It's not easy. You have to prepare to perfection, you have to have great form on the day, you have to have luck, you can't crash, you can't get sick, you have to be attentive. But that's sport. We are human. We make mistakes." -- JT **************************** Remove "remove" to reply Visit http://www.jt10000.com ****************************