Lance asked me to ask you a question.

He said, ask Sean about 1992

when you told him,

we'll see who's laughing when you turn pro boy. That sounds like a... George, that sounds like a Sean Yates question, right?

Hi everybody, welcome back to the move podcast new episode today in our special

series the move legends I'm Yon Bernile from Madrid and all the way over there in

Greenville, South Carolina. Good morning to my co. You're on.

Good afternoon.

Yohan, very excited about our guest, special guests today.

Big legend in our sport.

I feel like our sport in one way is one of the most

beautiful sports in the world but it never shows the respect that our

legends quite deserve. People like Sean Yates we have on the show today, an iconic figure in the sport of cycling.

So many riders in my generation, your generation looked up to Sean because of the hard man he was and because of just

his upbringing in the sport and he just was one of the toughest man I knew and you know I got a couple

stories that I'm very excited to share and I'm just looking forward to having an awesome conversation with Sean.

Yeah, well you said it our guests total legend in my opinion, you know, especially for many people from inside of the world of cycling.

You know, he's been a great cyclist himself, one stage is in the Tour of France, the Vuelta, got the Yellow Jersey in the tour, many other wins, but I think

he's especially known to be a legend in terms of hardship. In fact, his nickname on Wikipedia is, I checked it just before we started

this show, it's the animal on Wikipedia.

So I want to welcome to the show, Mr. Sean Yates.

Sean, welcome to the show, how are you?

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