Just wanted to say that I watched this stage live with my mom today for her 75th birthday, as she and I have been watching the grand tours together since '89. Of course some Butterfly Effect made it into our mid-stage discussion and analysis :)

@ChrisHornerCycling

27 күн бұрын

Tell your Happy 75th Birthday from me. 🎁🎈 👊🦋

@fredthompson9814

27 күн бұрын

Awesome. Memories. Cheers from Canada.

@recrevs963

27 күн бұрын

What an amazing post. Hope you enjoy watching!

@escgoogle3865

27 күн бұрын

Mom turns 75 in two months :-). She will probably be in vegas not watching bike racing with me.

@EMC2Scotia

27 күн бұрын

Happy Birthday! Over the years, who's her favorite rider, race and team?

In the post-race interview, Pogi mentioned all his teammates as they pulled off their respective efforts. Mentioned how their faces where doing these pulls. He naturally feels an obligation towards them for pulling so hard! That’s his motivation! Winning is repayment! Rafal Majka was pulling so hard, that Pogi had to ask him to slow down! That was funny! No wonder he was suffering after yesterday’s ITT win. Every GC contender was suffering including Tadej. Yet he managed to pull off this victory! This one is truly special!🏆 Thanks for the amazing race analysis, Chris! 👊🙏

@ChrisHornerCycling

27 күн бұрын

👊🦋🙏

@Ann-pf6kz

27 күн бұрын

I like how he always mentions his teammates after the race and his teammates always give everything for him because they believe he can win

As I'm sitting on the chesterfield watching the last 15k of the stage my wife is in the kitchen trying to ask me something. When she gets no answer she comes into the room and says what's the matter, why aren't you answering me? Sitting there slack jawed I just point to the tv screen. She looks sees the race shakes her head and walks out of the room. This kid is unbelievable. So much fun to watch. Then I get to see you recap the day and get to enjoy it all over again. Watching you I have to agree that knuckleheadism was running rampant today. Can't wait for tomorrow.

@tonilauge5786

27 күн бұрын

🤣🤣 Theres so much, women don't Understand👍 Men don't understand Gravings for Extremely expensive Handbags😜

@starkparker16

27 күн бұрын

Wives come, wives go. There will be always be more wives. There is only one Tadej Pogacar.

@ChrisHornerCycling

27 күн бұрын

Tell your wife I said hi and that there is only one more week left if the giro. And make sure you do the dishes to help out. 😂🦋👊👋

@recrevs963

27 күн бұрын

Amazing post. Similar situation with me 😂

@intothewoods900

27 күн бұрын

In our house, we both watch the race and the dishes are done by the kids 🙂

Thanks Chris thanks Garrett for all your time and work on the show

@ChrisHornerCycling

27 күн бұрын

Thanks John 👊🦋

Majka also deserves credits, he is doing brilliant work for Pog.

Cofidis rotating pulls in the breakaway.... while going full gas in the chase group. OMG 🤣🤣🤣

@nakawesiabia6311

27 күн бұрын

It was a knucklehead pull

@ChrisHornerCycling

27 күн бұрын

Craziness out there for Cofidis. Geschke was riding on the front so much. And wood riding ahead. Crazy 🤪🦋😱

@mikedittsche

27 күн бұрын

I feel there needs to be a category beyond knucklehead just to describe what Cofidis was doing yesterday.

This is a new level of modern Pro Racing. I love how crazy it is.

@ChrisHornerCycling

27 күн бұрын

Me too 😂👊🦋

You should present the daily #1 Knuckleheads award 😅

I am intrigued by the way they are using Rafal Majka… having him surge, ride tempo, surge, ride tempo and then launch Pogacar. Also, you got a great shout out by Patrick on LRCP.

@ryderd2346

27 күн бұрын

Can you give me a timestamp in the podcast where he shouts him out? Thanks!

@ChrisHornerCycling

27 күн бұрын

👊🦋👊

@ChrisHornerCycling

27 күн бұрын

Rafal can do that effort so long as he is not the front to long. Otherwise the snap in the legs starts to disappear quickly. 💪🦋👊

@CFCMahomet

27 күн бұрын

@@ryderd2346 4:10 on today’s stage 15 KZread video.

@KD_cycling

27 күн бұрын

In the post race interview Pog said he told Rafa to slow it up because he was hurting and then got him to launch him on a tailwind section

Love the mention of Jensie!!! Y’all are my two favorite cyclist of all time! Both class acts on & off the bike.

We have to start calling you Eagle Eyes for your Birds Eye race analysis! You see tactical choices that show the dynamics in ways that help enlighten us mere mortals. Thanks!

@ChrisHornerCycling

27 күн бұрын

🦅👀👁️👊🦋🙏

I don't know if its just lip service but Tadej recognizing and praising his team esp this stage's efforts, seems like they really performed and worked well together. So far, this is a good team that really worked well for him despite being labeled team B or not top tier team to go w/ Tadej before the start of the tour from the other podcast/channels. But seeing/hearing this team really giving their best, protecting Tadej until the last push where he could attack to reach the finish, I really hope his team in the upcoming TdF be on the same or better team work like this so far in tour. Last week of d Giro to go, looking forward for more but safe ride for all.

@martinbogadomartinesi5135

27 күн бұрын

I think they're finally coming around, they learned the hard way that there's no way of becoming one of the best and win everything all by his own, especially after the 2022 tdf. It's a team sport above anything else.

“I CANT DO IT!”

@ChrisHornerCycling

27 күн бұрын

😂🦋👊

"Jensi" won the stage up into Beaver Creek 12(?) years ago, on a breakaway, and I was a volunteer Marshall posted on the inside of the only hairpin turn just above (100m) the entry/guard shack (three car lanes wide). He was having a blast going into that turn. 🎉🎉🎉

The ease pog went up the road was insane.

My favorite part of the day during grand tours is when I get to listen to you tell us how things really happened. Thanks for the great commentary.

@ChrisHornerCycling

27 күн бұрын

That’s was a fun stage to watch and talk about. Thanks 👊🦋🙏

@donbracci2199

27 күн бұрын

The guys on the Lanterne Rouge Cycling Podcast mentioned your KZread channel yesterday. I guess they are also fans of your great work 👍

Clearly he is the odds-on favorite to win the Tour now. A Giro-Tour double is such a mind-boggling achievement. He really is towering over all the other riders of his era. I really don't see a Jonas comeback in time to be competitive, Remco is not close to Pog's level, and Bora doesn't have team enough to launch Primoz. UAE is firing on all cylinders, Tour looks to be a repeat of the Giro.

@nakawesiabia6311

27 күн бұрын

After last year’s disappointments they planned and trained well

@ChrisHornerCycling

27 күн бұрын

Primoz and Jonas if he’s a 100% are all on or very close to Pogi’s level. Remco has his moments also but not as often. 👊🦋

@jakobdivo

27 күн бұрын

@@ChrisHornerCycling2023 Giro Primoz was struggling with beating Geraint, only did it in the final time trial.

Great commentary, thanks. Seems like UAE riders work 100 percent for Pogacar in the Tour, 70 percent for Pogacar in other races he does, and all for themselves (sometimes even against each other) when he isn't riding. Maybe that's how they're able to sign and keep a roster full of stars. That and UAE's bottomless pockets.

I rode the giro e yesterday and had a chance to see these champions finish live....that last gravel part had some crazy ramps and was hard with an Ebike. These champions have must see in person power...amazing

Call me jane! Hahahahahahhahahah. "He doesn't like the name calmejane but I'm going to call him call me jane" Chris is very funny

@ChrisHornerCycling

27 күн бұрын

😂🦋👊

This giro is in the bag already. If i were the coach i would advise to go easy for the last 7 days to save the body for the next tour.

@tinmachine693

27 күн бұрын

🥱🥱🥱

@Mgoblagulkablong

27 күн бұрын

i am not sure Pog understands the concept of going easy

@glennanderson2790

27 күн бұрын

His ego won't let him

@gideonmthembu8693

27 күн бұрын

@@glennanderson2790 🤣🤣🤣

How lucky can we be. Chris analysis is second to none. And He actually mentioned Jens today. Two of my favorites knuckleheads!!!

Chris I want your opinion on this but all I'm gonna say is if Vingegaard raced Pogacar on this stage he would have been dropped eventually like even with no crash i still would have him winning this stage. Pogacar is on a way better level than before and obviously not much competition but I know everyone is gonna say oh well if Vingegaard was racing he would have beaten him but the way Pogacar rode today's stage and to attack and catch Nairo was just crazy and I don't think Jonas could do that from that far out. But still Pogacar with no injuries and he didn't seem to get tired till the climb at the top at the end.👊🦋🦋

@ChrisHornerCycling

27 күн бұрын

Hard to say really. But Pogi and his team would have the facts there on Pogi’s power meter right after the stage finished. But you gave me great idea for tomorrow’s video. Thanks 👊🦋

@tonyvanderstraaten1040

27 күн бұрын

If Jonas was there he would have at least finished with Pogacar for sure. 👍👍

@jordanburns4041

27 күн бұрын

@tonyvanderstraaten1040 oh I agree I'm just saying he would have dropped like right at the end basically and Pogacar would have just kept on attacking😂

@zerog4261

27 күн бұрын

It would have been different stage if Jonas was there, for sure. But Poggi has definitely improved again this year.

@swissbiggy

27 күн бұрын

We are now one day later and do have the numbers from Pogacar..... It was his third best ever ride in terms of watts, and he does get close to what Vingegaard did, but is still not at that level...

Thanks, Chris, and I hope Tadej cools it from here by riding with the cool bunch. 😀

@ChrisHornerCycling

27 күн бұрын

I would be surprised if we see a big ride like today again but if it’s just a K or 3 solo. He maybe winning again. 😱🦋👊

I made the mistake of playing the knucklehead drinking game. This is my last coherent thought of the night.

@ChrisHornerCycling

27 күн бұрын

It was a record today out there. 😂👊🦋🍻

Lanterne Rouge gave you a positive callout on their podcast today.

@ChrisHornerCycling

27 күн бұрын

👊🦋🏮

@erichgerber251

27 күн бұрын

They better do - these two guys on Lanterne Rouge have blurted out so much rubbish that I unsubscribed from their channel. They should take a few Chris Horner 101 lessons. Knuckleheads 😁

I wonder if ENVE filled Pogis pink labeled wheels with pink sealant. So next time he blows a tubeless tire off that hookless rim it will spew pink all over the peloton, like an alpha dog marking territory.

@nakawesiabia6311

27 күн бұрын

😂😂😂😂that’s a good one 😂😂

@ChrisHornerCycling

27 күн бұрын

😂🦋👊

@steinsbikes2728

27 күн бұрын

You are a marketing genius!

Thanks Chris. Let's enjoy the rest day. Take care. ❤❤

Awesome play by play! Well done!

Thank you 😊

Best rant EVER, Chris...TY.

knuckle head extravaganza here on todays stage! a whole bunch of knuckleheadism!

@ChrisHornerCycling

27 күн бұрын

Everywhere 😂🦋🔥👊

@markbarnett592

27 күн бұрын

Next level knuckleheadishness! 😂

I reckon Colnago made a couple of those pink accented bikes weeks ago..

@ChrisHornerCycling

27 күн бұрын

The bike certainly looked good. 🚲🦋👊

@YelCan

27 күн бұрын

Fwiw, they are just vinyl stickers applied on a regular Pogi bike. Very well done.

Nice commentary. Always interested to see who wins your knucklehead labels for the stage. Pogacar looks to be in a class of his own in this field. It was nice to see Nairo Quintana in the front again at least for awhile.

Awesome recap Chris. It’s great to watch the race and see you make a puzzle out of it. It’s clear that things could have been quite different if the strategy was tight.

This stage was hard, it would probably took me a week to finish 😅

Chris in your Landis video back along time ago. You taught me a very valuable lesson. Looking at this profile I saw Motirolo with straight uphill right away. I knew Pogi was gonna hammer them based on the profile. Thanks

Fantastic stage, fantastic breakdown. Watched it live, but all the more enjoyable after this !

@ChrisHornerCycling

27 күн бұрын

👊🦋🙏

Epic stage. True essence of cycling

I like chris saying sponsor ad 15 seconds. The best ads are short

Unfortunately I wasn't able to watch the stage but thanks god your channel dissect every stage amazingly well

When he's at his best, the Pog is clearly operates and performs at another level, daylight second. Of course he has the support of a fantastic team who's only mission is to support The Boss. Poggy just rides bikes for fun. It just so happens that he's a top pro cyclist and once in a generation phenomenon ❤

Latest: Jonas Vingegaard seen on Mallorca! Whit a new Tattoo A BUTTER- FLY! New subscriber Chris?

I like the way you edit in the commercial without making it obtrusive

Sometime make a video of yourself sitting on the chesterfield watching a race. Thanks for incredible commentary. Shout out to the home skillets.

Great recap again. It seems it’s every man for themselves for TV time.

Nice show/ nice stage.

@ChrisHornerCycling

27 күн бұрын

👊🦋🔥🙏

Dumb question - but how much does a super hard day today (if Pogacar had to solo 81 km) affect his legs or performance in the TDF 6 weeks from now?

@ChrisHornerCycling

27 күн бұрын

That’s not a dumb question at all because right now no one really no knows the answer to that question. If they did there would be more Giro/TdF double winners. 🤔🦋👊

Pogi was absolutely extraordinary on the most brutal stage of the Giro. He is the cyclist of his generation, just sensational.

Chris, your comment is simply something Extraordinary great 👍

Pogi makes it look easy. Damn. Hopefully someone at the tour can give him a challenge. Its amazing to see his ability. But, a ttight race makes it a lot more fun.

@ChrisHornerCycling

27 күн бұрын

They will. It’s going to be epic 👊🦋

Majka was 15 seconds earlier in the dushes than Tiberi🤣🤣

As long as the other riders continue to be knuckleheads, and Rafal Majka is performing, then he can be relied upon by Pog to help secure the title. This hard stage15 is a textbook example.

@ChrisHornerCycling

27 күн бұрын

Yep 🦋👍

Well done Poggie,Also good for Nairo

- Chris, he is just sitting on! - No, the knuclehead is rotating!! Hahahahahahhahahah

@nakawesiabia6311

27 күн бұрын

I yelled at cofidis to stop being knuckleheads 😂😂😂😂😂they were rotating pulls when they couldn’t gain nothing the breakaway were gaining and cofidis were cracking 😂😂

@ChrisHornerCycling

27 күн бұрын

😂😂😂😂😂🦋👊

Finally your video is out 😀😃

@ChrisHornerCycling

27 күн бұрын

Big stage with tons happening. 🔥💥🦋👊🦋🦋

@starkparker16

27 күн бұрын

Worth the wait. 🛋️🦋

Chris the break was scared of what was coming :)

Watching Pogi signal for the acceleration and then take off like a missile was incredible. This guy is unreal and I'd say this is top 3 Pogi moment in his carrier.

Pog is looking like Lance on Sestriere. I love to see it, but that effortless seated power is…irregular.

@user-rj4kh7dm4u

27 күн бұрын

My thoughts too

Thanks for your commentary❤.Ineos and Bora in the breakaway group literally should had done something to interfere UAE.

You’re 100% correct on the Nairo call never came through my mind. He should’ve just sat up and suck on POGs wheel. 2nd was guaranteed already but he might have had a chance of winning if he attack him 50meters to go.

Great stuff Chris!! Well I guess G Thomas and Martinez can hope for a podium position ! But as Max or Euro sports has covered the race. We may not see the Podium presentation but will get here Adam and Dan give us their take on the race !!! ugh!

Bringing up stage 8 in 21 with Jonas in the mix is a little strange for me. Jonas was still on helper duty at the start of that stage, plus he crashed. What relevance does this have to anything.

Pogačar and Roglič - Slovenian FORCE!!

May I just make the correction his surname is Wood, not Woods.

Thanks Horner team again. Pogi's ascent reminded me of Armstrong's ascent of Sestriere in 1999. Making world class riders look like club riders.

@ChrisHornerCycling

27 күн бұрын

Pogi was going fast 💨 👊🦋💪

@cardm1900

27 күн бұрын

Interesting. Just like LA huh? 😅

@GuntherL1

27 күн бұрын

@@cardm1900 It's worse than LA. At least he had to choose his moments. This freak just dominates every stage. Yesterday was very similar to the TdF stage to Le Grand Bornand in 2021 where he did nearly the same in a much better field. Let's completely forget that his team boss is the dirtiest cyclist/sports director in history.

@Kintabl

27 күн бұрын

@@GuntherL1 LOL! He has no real competition in this Giro. If the world's first cyclist can't win a stage that is made for him and it has no real competition. What is so strange? You idiot!

@cardm1900

27 күн бұрын

​@@GuntherL1agreed. It seems like he is just sticking the middle finger out while dropping everyone. Like no one can touch him both on the road and the testing.

10 / 10 Horner you sure didn't make many friends with your name-calling but it sure was entertaining. ... almost as enjoyable as the race.

Do you really think if Nairo waited for Tadej it would have been any better for him? It feels like, Tadej, having the Giro already wrapped up, was more motivated to close the gap and win the stage. If Nairo waited to get on the wheel, well, who's going to win in the drag race up the final pitches? I'm just a big knucklehead on my own Chesterfield, but it was cool to see Nairo going solo for the win because, I'm sure, he knew it was his only shot against the Slovenian menace steamrolling from behind!

@MrBradfordchild

27 күн бұрын

I reckon you're right. Pog was gaining on him one second per second for some of that. He Was flying up that hill!

Great day! There was not much Nairo could have done 🇨🇴

@nakawesiabia6311

27 күн бұрын

Proud of him

@ChrisHornerCycling

27 күн бұрын

He could have put Pelayo Sanchez on the front to help with the pace making so the time was a bit more. But once he solo and Pogi was coming, you are correct, not much. 🤔🦋👊

@recrevs963

27 күн бұрын

Hope he has more luck next time. Good to watch Nairoman climb.

@mahparraXyt

27 күн бұрын

@@ChrisHornerCycling I am not sure the team was behind him, Sanchez did not show signs of support. But you are right! it would have made a difference with the peloton.

Good analysis as always Chris. I wasn’t sure how Pogacar would be a day after a TT based on the past TDFs, but boy oh boy was he on form or what? Given what Pogacar showed, I doubt Quintana would have beat him even if he sat up on that penultimate climb. He still got Second on this stage though, which after his past couple of years is not bad at all. It’s not secret that most of the teams here are B or C teams since everyone is saving their best for the Tour de France. Does this include the team DS’s as well? It’s the only way I can explain all these knuckleheaded tactics from just about every team save for UAE, and Lidl Trek on the sprint stages.

You figure when Castelli finally gave him the proper pink shorts he wanted to post up on top of that mountain. It was fun to see Nairo reel in the German dude and then Pogi reel him in. Was there an interview to ask Dani Martinez what exactly he attempted for 20 seconds there when Pogi went before giving up? At least G said Pogi is on the next level.

@ChrisHornerCycling

27 күн бұрын

That was next riding. Wow 🔥🦋💪

Excellent video. Btw do you live in the United States 🇺🇸 now Chris?

When Grosschartner pulled, he let the gap go up from 3:05 to 3:40 😂😂😂

The question has to be asked, how can one person be so much better than the rest?

Pascal Richard, Rolf Sorensen, Mohoric

keep being savage chris...great commentary

Great review as usual. Adam Blyth is entitled to his opinion just as you are

Man… this reminds me of the early 2000s. Everyone thought they were witnessing greatness. 7 years later everything changed.🤔

It's been years since a rider has put this much time into his rivals on one climb. I felt like I was watching Lance Armstrong.

@GuntherL1

27 күн бұрын

No. Pogacar did the same in the TdF of 2021 in the stage to Le Grand Bornand where he took minutes on an elite field. "A special performance". kzread.info/dash/bejne/eWmIlLiwY8KTaLg.html

@TheRst2001

27 күн бұрын

Pogo did not look that tired at the finish considering two big efforts in days . Certainly not being discussed on eurosport about similarities to Lance Armstrong😂 . The giganticos this year especially are just winning at will from any distance they like . I get impression there's one rule for the peleton and another rule for the giganticos

Cofidis is now the solid leader in the knucklehead teams classification.

Hello Chris form SoCal (just next to you) Why do all the favorites follow Tade, Vindego, or Rogulic? Just follow their wheel and do what ever they do and then let the time trial decide the outcome - what is the problem with this approach?

chris was extra savage in this episode. no mercy for these knuckleheads

He might win the Vuelta too.

@ChrisHornerCycling

27 күн бұрын

Yep 🤪🦋👊

I'm sitting at the Chesterfield seeing Vergard coming back for the second round in front I'm saying to myself this is something he thought of while asleep and dreaming on how he is going to light everyone up. But my question though why didn't both INEOS and BORA-Hansgrohe not attack UAE in any of those climbs so that UAE could use its riders before the second last climb?

Seeing that Pog beat Quintana by 29 seconds, I would say Cofidis did a "great" job pulling UAE and Pog. Cofidis deserved THE KNUCKHEAD award on this day more than anybody else. But, I will say Quintana still rode an impressive race. Had Quintana win, it would have been a huge win for him at this stage in his career, just as big as Pog winning this Queen stage. Amzing ride both both Pog and Quintana. No shame coming 2nd to the most dominant rider of his generation (and oh please, don't even bring in Jonas into the same sentence as Pog).

21:44 third was Georg Steinhaser - not Attila Valter

@ChrisHornerCycling

27 күн бұрын

Hehehe. My bad. 😂🦋👊

Into the deep

@ChrisHornerCycling

27 күн бұрын

Today’s stage was on fire. 🔥👊🦋

Great analysis as usual but I have a little question and it's regarding Ineos. I kinda knew G wouldn't be able to put in too big an today after I think emptying himself to limit his losses in the TT yesterday, but shouldn't Arensman have been pacing G, his team leader up the final climbs? Isn't that a knucklehead move? He always seemed to be towards the back of the main GC group so I thought he was struggling but then seemed to go off chasing Rubio (and from what I thought was his main target Barret) in what I saw as him projecting his own race position, when I was thinking he should have been pacing his team leader and bringing him back up to those attacking. Pog is in a different world, stunning ride, but I kinda expected this because none of the other top riders are here, the fact G is in second shows this. His form though is making me really want to see how he does in the Tour. I hope he doesn't push too hard in the final week to be fresh for the big showdown in a month or so. What are your thoughts? He has ad to be favourite having seen this?

Pogi's riding the Giro as a trining prep for TDF.

Nice! First today!

@ChrisHornerCycling

27 күн бұрын

Podium 👊🦋👊🦋🦋🦋🦋🦋🦋🦋🦋

I was hoping the EF guy was going to pull it out. 3rd wasn't too shabby!

Boom!!!😮

@ChrisHornerCycling

27 күн бұрын

Bam 💥 👊🦋🦋🦋🦋🦋🦋🦋🦋🦋🦋🦋🦋

@sanastela

27 күн бұрын

​@@ChrisHornerCyclingPOW! 😮

his "problem" is that if Vinegar should miss the TdF, or be there in poor form, it will spoil the achievment. As currently, he is the only rider that can challenge him in a tour

This may be the best of all time analysis of poor racing. I’m dying laughing on the chesterfield watching Chris tear it apart.

Watching the last 15k I just imagined Remco, Jonas and Primoz sitting on the Chesterfield saying WTF!

@swissbiggy

27 күн бұрын

Although it being super impressive what Pogacar did yesterday.... it is not yet at the same level as what Vingegaard the last two years.... And that is not me saying it, but the numbers.... Pogacars numbers/watts have been posted online this morning (Morning in Europe 😉). It was Pogacars third best climbing performance ever, but still not at the same level as Jonas.

@jameswitte5676

27 күн бұрын

@@swissbiggy True, but will Jonas be 100% for the Tour?

Is it possible to Pogacar try the 3 grand tours and become the only one to acheive this???

@mariusmanoiu2228

27 күн бұрын

Only if he skips Olympics and Vingegaard Remco and Roglic all skip Vuelta so basically 0 chance

@petervirthphoto

27 күн бұрын

Anything is possible with good hemoglobin 🤭

@ChrisHornerCycling

27 күн бұрын

Yes.🤔🦋👍

@chrishophoto

27 күн бұрын

It is likely that no human will ever achieve this, but since Pogi isn’t really human, he probably could do it.

👍

@ChrisHornerCycling

27 күн бұрын

Matt 👍 🦋👊🏆🦋🦋🦋🦋🦋🦋🦋🦋🦋🦋🦋🦋🦋🦋

I think Steinhauser did a great Job, maybe he can pull a win in the remaining stages

Tadej is Epic I said he'd finish five minutes up of the Peloton before the start. Now, I'm thinking eight minutes plus! It reminds me of my youth when I read the papers about Eddy Merckx. I'm going way back when I raced in the USCF I subscribed to Velo News Magazine maybe? I'd be like a kid at Christmas waiting to read about the big tour races. It's awesome watching a cyclist with his power ride. 👍🏻🚵🏼💯🇸🇮

To be fair geschke told the team to pace lightly, he said in an interview after.