Welcome back to the placeholder podcast everybody. I'm Kayle Frets coming to you from

Paris and the Olympics and with a special guest on the pod today. Welcome friend of the pod. Zach Williams.

Hello Cayley it's an absolute pleasure and honor to be here.

We also have on the line Kit Nicholson.

How are you?

I'm all right thank you. And the dynamic duo. Johnny

Long and Ian Treler from Norway. Hello, it sounds like you're announcing like gymnast at an Olympics.

Ian and Johnny from Norway.

Why would we be gymnast in this scenario?

We are in Norway. This is going to be a slightly chaotic podcast because we're sitting in three different places.

We only have one mic here between Zach and I. We're trying to zoom into this podcast chat with two different devices and

three to five microphone or headphones, but let's get right into it.

Kit, can you give me a rundown of what happened over the weekend?

I can't imagine anybody out there didn't see this already, but who won Olympic road races?

Well, first of all, they were both the men's and the women's races. Well, first of all, they were both.

The men's and the women's races on Saturday

were both fantastic, and it took, classics-esque.

And that includes the interminable running forin for the men in particular which is

asked about 200 kilometers. Zach is nodding his head fiercely having been sat

back on a motor bike for that in duration. But yeah, so we're going to ask him all about that.

So Belgium Boston on Saturday with a lot of well they're on the offensive from quite early on and it was

Remkur Avonepool who went solo on the brilliant local circuits in Paris up the

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