Welcome back to the placeholder podcast everybody I'm Kayle Fritz. We've got a great show for you today this week on the pod. We've got Pipo Pizato's grand plans haven't heard that name in a while.

An interesting Jiroroot, the Brit who beat Remco in a time trial and of course, as we do every week,

a bit of Yumba Visma News. We'll leave that to somewhere near the end. Joining me today, Kit Nicholson, tell me about your jumper.

I mean, it's got a trumpeter on it.

I don't know whether I look like, I don't know, I think maybe I look like a four-year-old child

he's been dressed at Christmas by their

grandmother or something but I don't know I like it I think you look great thanks.

Also joining me today Ronan McLaughlin Ronan who did we just talk to?

Oh, we just talked to Matthew Habor,

had a performance with Hummer, didn't me?

So if you want to listen to that conversation,

it's going to be out in a couple of weeks on performance process, which, well, those who listen to this religiously will know that is the member-only performance-oriented optimization focused

focused podcast that Ronan is putting together. So it was a really good conversation I very much enjoyed it I learned

It's basically the process of going from winning no-grand no grandtors in the season to winning all three grandtors in a single season and how

Yumvizma achieved that in their whole philosophy and mentality and approach and set up and yeah Who who better to speak to them the head of performance?

Very interesting guy.

They did win, they won six races, I think.

Back in 2015 or 16 or whatever the year we were talking about

And then 12 times six races this season right

Including they've won almost as many grantors as they won races in that year.

You get the feeling had there been sex ground tours,

they might have won.

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