Hey guys and welcome back to Life in the Peloton. I'm Mitch Stoker and we've arrived at the last

episode of the season. I've got my last race coming up and I thought it would be good to finish

on the last podcast as well around about the same time. If you haven't heard the last episode,

go back and listen to Christian Meyer. Fantastic episode with him about his transition from being a pro rider into the working world

and starting up his businesses.

Really great insight to what his life is like now.

This week we've got Nathan Hass, a great episode about him and the transition from being a mountain biker, believe it or not, back in his early career,

to then onto the road.

He almost reluctantly came across onto the road after being talent scouted.

When he came onto the road, he was like, I don't know if this is really up for me.

Then all of a sudden it hooked him.

Very, very quickly, he had amazing season in 2010,

and then he went steps straight into the World Tour.

From there, we discussed with Hassee about his road through his teams through the World Tour.

We touch on what the grueling worlds were like last week,

and then we get into transfer season.

It is transfer season at the moment.

Ryder's going everywhere, and we discuss what the super teams are going to look like next year,

where the good riders are going and what's all going to look like next year.

There's a bit of craziness involved there too.

I want to say thanks to everyone who's been supporting the pod with the merchandise purchases.

I love seeing that stuff pop up on

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