Hey guys, I'm Mischdokka and welcome to Life in the Peloton. Well, here we are two weeks post of

Verwelter and I'm just about recovered. I'm just about to go into the World Championship so I hope

I'm recovered because that's going to be a long day too. And what a grand tour it was. It really,

really was a tough one. Thanks for tuning in over the last three weeks. I hope you enjoyed the

mini-series I did with our freshman Logan Owen. He certainly got through in the end. There was

some rough patches around stage nine and stage 10. And to be honest, I didn't know if he was going

to make it. But in the end, he got there comfortably. The final week of the Vuelta was a really big wrap-up for us as a team.

We had Sergio Guita, who won the stage, who sort of put the ice on the cake for us

as EF Education first had a really tough tour.

We were still working away at things, even though it didn't look like that on the outside.

And Sergio, who was amazing in stage 19

took that victory out there which was which was fantastic. I've got to say also thanks to everyone

out there who was wearing the t-shirt, wearing the merchandise, supporting me on the side of the road.

Everything like I've said before is going back into this pod and I really do appreciate everyone

who's supporting the podcast because it's allowing me

to record these epies and getting some help along the sides. So thanks again for that too.

Now I've got some questions that were sent in that Logan and I didn't really get to answer.

And in hindsight, I wish I'd done a little wrap up with Logan and we could have addressed

some of that stuff. But as the race got harder and harder, we just,

in the end, didn't have time or the energy. So, there's a couple of questions here.

One of the questions came in was, what is it like in the Peloton when something is going down?

Do you know the situation? What are your thoughts when you found out after what had happened?

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