THE ROAD BOOK #23: From Siena to SanRemo and beyond. Ned and David post-lockdown re-boot racing

For The Love Of Cycling

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🗓️ 6 August 2020

⏱️ 53 minutes

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Ned's passion for racing remains undiminished, his constant surprise at the mediocrity of a bike racing hotel is surprising. Meanwhile David sits at his desk somewhere near Girona. The two of them discuss quite a few things that have happened the past few days, none of them particularly stand out. They also try and commentate on a race that happens to be on the TV in the background.Link here to Ned's letter to Fabio.Link here to David's piece on Milan Sanremo. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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0:00.0	Never Straysfar is brought to you by Chapter 3 and The Roadbook Cycling's definitive almanac.
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0:44.8	There are lots of stories there's products there's everything we hope that will help you find your next chapter in
0:50.7	cycling your next chapter in cycling. This episode of Never Strays Farr contains a factual error about the
1:08.7	Mont-Vantu DeniVille challenge. Do not throw your audio recorder, podcast machine out of the window when you hear it in
1:16.7	frustration.
1:17.7	It is corrected later on in the podcast.
1:20.4	In the meantime, enjoy this podcast and in particular David Miller's Peter Sagan story.
1:26.0	David, I can't keep up. I honestly, seriously can't keep up. We had four months of nothing, and the
1:38.9	reboot has swept me aside mentally and physically already. I feel like an old school racer. I've just
1:45.2	arrived about 10 or 15 minutes ago from driving from Turin over the most of the newly, the new route actually of Milan San Ramo will come on to that and
1:55.8	I'm now in a hotel in the center of San Ramo it's sweltering hot but this hotel
2:00.7	has not been redecorated or touched since the days of Brian Robinson
2:06.2	when he enjoyed such success in this race.
2:08.6	It is, honestly, it is proper old, you'd love it.
2:12.4	You'd absolutely love it. I'd love it you'd absolutely love it I'd love it or rather there's a couple of
2:16.0	things on this I message because my sister which we'll get on to in a bit, she sent me, she said, did you see that crash yesterday?
2:26.4	And which will come on to afterwards.
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