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The Welcome to a bonus episode of the Bradley Wigan Show by Eurosport, sponsored by Zwift,

the training app where fun is fast.

Brad, you caught up with DeKernick Quicksteps new signing, Jason Osborne, to talk about his transition

from rowing to a stagiaire on a world tour team.

27 years old, that's quite the change, given the success he's already had to this point.

Yeah, but he's the first, one of the first sort of rowers to do that, really. He's just got a silver medal at the Olympic Games in Tokyo. Yeah. But he's the first, one of the first sort of rowers to do that really. He's just got a silver medal at the Olympic Games in Tokyo.

Roers are some of the greatest athletes in the world and he's got an engine on him. You know, if he can apply his, the mindset that rowers have towards their training and how difficult it is and the demands that are on that on a daily basis, I think he could have some big success in this sport. And from his numbers, they haven't signed him on a wing and a prayer. You know, he's obviously done something to impress them. Well, he's, they've signed him, it seems, off the back of his winning the UCI Esports World Championships.

And that would be on the Zwift platform as well.

So he's taking the power he's developed from presumably cross-training for rowing.

And he's applied that to the turbo.

Very different thing.

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