Welcome back to Spin Cycle Podcast, everybody. I'm Kayle Fritz. I'm Kit Nicholson.

I'm Johnny Long. We got a great show for you today. Today, the

worlds are on. Remko has breakfast and there are updates to the Tashkent cycling

story plus lots more. Let's get into it.

Welcome to World's Week everybody.

Welcome to World's Week everybody. Worlds is on in Switzerland Kit kicked off over the weekend. Can you give me a little wrap?

Can you get everybody updated? If anybody missed the weekends racing, who's going to wear rainbow stripes next year?

And who just earns some rainbow stripes but isn't going to wear them next year?

Well, yeah, so we had both the men's and women's races on Sunday afternoon and it was a pretty good course

finishing up the side of Lake Zurich, finishing in Zurich itself, and the women's race came down to a battle for gold between Demi Volering, whose home is in Switzerland,

or training home is in Switzerland, and Grace Brown, Olympic champion and retiree Grace Brown.

And brilliantly, Brown took the gold, took the rainbows.

She has promised she'll ride the Creno de Nacion next month to finish off the season so she will wear the rainbows

but she has also promised she will not be reconsidering her retirement which I hugely respect why not and then in the men's race, there was only really one favorite,

Remka Evenepool, and he delivered,

though it was close between him and Philip Gana

for in the battle for victory, only by six seconds. for the

for victory, only six seconds.

Evitable did complete the ride on feel having broken or disconnected his power meter

before the start, but yeah, it was it was a it was an emphatic celebration if not a kind of

absolutely dominant win. This chain fell off right on the start ramp yeah

was that what happened? Peddled backwards. Ah can't be doing that.

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