Welcome everybody to the first episode of the rest day with Jack Haig.

I'm Kaye Fretz. I'm the editor-in-chief here at Escape Collective and we're very

excited to have Jack's brand new podcast

here on the Escape Collective Podcast network. I don't think Jack requires too much

introduction, but just in case anybody isn't aware, Jack rides for Bahrain victorious these days.

He was third overall at the 2021 Vuelta Espana.

His Palmaras is, well, let's just call it extensive, one of the top GC riders in the world right now and he's

going to take you inside the pro peloton every other week this first episode he sits down with one of his teammates and actually his roommate

while polls for a really interesting chat about Perrinise and Toreno.

You can listen to the rest day with Jack Haig on the main Escape Collective

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Enjoy the first episode of this new series I'm doing on the Escape Collective called

the Rest Day with Jack Haig. I'm here now on the day before Walter Catalunya

with Woutpools. Both of us raced Parrini's and Toronto last week and I thought I'd get Wout

on to discuss a little bit of the differences between the two races what both of us like about each race because I think you've done both races before right?

Yeah. I was looking on pro cycling stats I think you've done Tereno eight times and

Parry Nice three times. I think that's correct. Yeah. Well, how about we just start off by

by talking about this year's race? How to go for you? Yeah, I went pretty good for myself. It was my first real race because we boated a soul but was cancelled, so we only did five kilometers.

So I was a little bit nervous to start with, but at the end, the legs were pretty good

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