THEMOVE: 2022 Amstel Gold

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Lance Armstrong

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🗓️ 10 April 2022

⏱️ 43 minutes

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Another photo finish thriller for the Amstel Gold Race. The Ineos team tactics worked to perfection and Michał Kwiatkowski uses his 6th sense to know when to go, something Lance and Johan said was a special skill he has always had, dating back to being a young pro on Team Radio Shack. Would Benoît Cosnefroy have won had he started sprinting a little later or if he had done a proper bike throw like Kwiatkoski?

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0:00.0	Well, good morning, everybody. Welcome back to the move podcast talking about the 2022 Amstel
0:10.3	gold race. Frankly, hands down my favorite spring classic. Love this bike race. Loved
0:16.2	racing it. And had a hell of a time watching it. We were not disappointed. I'm joined by
0:23.4	Mr. George Hinkap. He living the van life. It appears this morning.
0:26.6	Yeah. One of my son's bike race over here in Donald Donaldson center right outside
0:33.3	of Greenville, South Carolina. And I borrowed my buddy's van for the show. Excited to be here.
0:38.4	That's a whole thing van life. Like these people like they pride them like driving around
0:42.9	just fucking living in vans. I don't get I don't get you know, where's the shower? Where's
0:49.1	the fridge? Like where's the come on man? Where's the big screen? But hey, and ends
0:55.4	those racing by the way, right? You already race this morning? Yeah, he race the junior race.
1:00.2	He won that and now he's doing the pro one, two, three race. How much Jesus? Yeah. I wish
1:05.3	him luck. Also, Mr. JB Hager down there in Austin, Texas. Yeah. You know, in Austin, today
1:11.8	is the capital 10,000. If we have any any any any runners, that's a must do about 25,000
1:18.9	runner, really, Captain K. And over there, Madrid with with a photo that we're going to have
1:25.8	to keep referencing during the show, Johan Berniel with the photo of the actual finish line,
1:33.1	which for the second year in a row ended up in a really, really tight photo finish. We're
1:37.0	going to break that down. Obviously, Michael Kuyakowski, who just to note was another one
1:44.6	of those guys that Johan's crystal ball identified very early on, right? On. You saw this
1:50.8	kid early. You said this is professional. He turned professional on our team. He was the
1:56.3	ex world champion juniors and then kind of faded away a little bit in the under 23 category,
2:02.8	but I kept following him and gave him a chance. And so he, he turned professional on radio
2:08.1	shock. I think in 2000, 2011, yeah. Yeah. Yeah. I only know that because I looked at his
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