The games change completely in the last three or four years, you know, guys like Rumpko,

Pregacha, you know, everyone's kind of like looking for the next superstar that's going to win the tour at 19 and

sport moves on and it progresses and it's just making sure that you well ideally stay ahead

of that curve which sky was for so long. Obviously now Jumbo have taken over and

that's the challenge in it and that's what we got to try to get up to and overtake ideally.

Hi everybody and welcome to the Move Podcast.

This is our second episode in our special series The Move Legends.

I'm Yvonne Bernal and on the other side of the ocean.

Good morning to my co-host George Hincapi.

George, how's it going?

Good afternoon actually it's 12, almost 12.30 here but it's going well.

Thank you.

Very excited to have Karen Thomas on the show with us today.

A big legend, one of the biggest of the sport and one of the most well-light riders in the Peloton.

And I think it's an honor for us to have them on.

Yeah, so, you know, you just said it. Garin Thomas, I think he's a real legend, multiple world

champion on the track, winner of all the main big stage races in cycling such as Perrinise, Tour of Rumbandy, Tour de Swiss, Dauphine,

and above all, winner of the Tour de France.

Welcome, Gerrant Thomas.

And thank you very much for taking time out of your busy schedule.

You're currently in New Yorka at the first get-together of Tim Nails, I guess.

How's it going over there? Yeah, thanks for having me.

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