weisan
05-07-2010, 09:29 PM
who has the silver tongue in the peloton when it comes to pre- or post-race interviews?
Chris Horner does it for me. :hello:
Here's a snippet of an old interview he did after Oscar Freire won the world championship in Verona in 2004...
In the final sprint, Horner ended up eighth, for the best Worlds finish by an U.S. rider since 1999 when Chann McRae was fifth in Verona. "I was on Freire's wheel coming out of the last corner (with 600m to go) and he started to do the typical sprinter stuff, swerving this way and that way," explained Horner. "My (54x11) started skipping and I had it spun out pretty good. I probably needed another bigger gear."
Chris Horner does it for me. :hello:
Here's a snippet of an old interview he did after Oscar Freire won the world championship in Verona in 2004...
In the final sprint, Horner ended up eighth, for the best Worlds finish by an U.S. rider since 1999 when Chann McRae was fifth in Verona. "I was on Freire's wheel coming out of the last corner (with 600m to go) and he started to do the typical sprinter stuff, swerving this way and that way," explained Horner. "My (54x11) started skipping and I had it spun out pretty good. I probably needed another bigger gear."