You had time. You know, the Peloton wasn't coming down on you. You had a few minutes back, and you sort of got the call. You looked across at at the board you saw there was quite a lot of time

and the emotions started rolling in and i guess especially at 1k to go you had enough time to really go

i've got this in the bag you could sort of coast in and as you can see from the footage the emotions

really did come in and actually sort of brought a tear to my eye. I was like, you were crying as you went across the line.

I was like, wow, it meant a lot to you.

What was that last a K or I don't know how long before you sort of knew I've got this

in the bag?

What was that like?

Oh, I'm starting to tear up now.

Oh, it was, yeah, it's something I'll never forget.

Like all the hard work and, you know, it just pays off for moments like that.

And also really, I didn't really realize it until a K to go where things really started to

set in.

And then I just knew that my parents would be at home watching.

And yeah, it was something I'll never forget.

And it was just like all these emotions started coming through my head and like flashbacks.

You know, always like training at home with dad after school you know and him following me in the car doing motor pacing or traveling with me everywhere to the races and i was just i had my parents in my in my head and yeah it's pretty special. Welcome everyone, welcome back. Well, that was just a little snippet from the episode that I recorded

with Heinrich Koussela last week. The full episode is over at the cycling podcast. It's a

blockbuster episode, so make sure you get across and have a listen to that one. But for now,

this is another year, another season of Talking Luft. This week week I've got Heinrich Koussela on board,

a nice little episode for you, some new questions this year, some of the old ones still there as

well. Got about 15 questions in total, so great feedback from last year, so I thought, you know what,

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