Alexandre Moos' take on changes in cycling
Ben Trovato
road bike this year, after fifteen years in the pro peloton; his next
goal is mtb marathon worlds. Asked about the changes he's seen in
cycling since his start, he told the Swiss newspaper Le Temps:
"[cycling] has changed enormously. Not only does it take place on
every continent, they race differently now. The youngsters have no
less respect for their elders. With the radio, they don't need the
veterans to explain how things work. Before, you needed to know
Italian; now you need to know English."
Amit Ghosh
> "[cycling] has changed enormously. Not only does it take place on
> every continent, they race differently now. The youngsters have no
> less respect for their elders. With the radio, they don't need the
> veterans to explain how things work. Before, you needed to know
> Italian; now you need to know English."
dumbass,
swiss cheese would go well with that whine.
Ben Trovato
dumberass,
Moos has just reached the age to notice what older humans have noticed
since homo sapiens acquired language. And a whiner doesn't last 15
years on the pro peloton, unless of course he racks up an impressive
number of podium places.
Frederick the Great
<c296c50a-348a-4a6c...@h20g2000prn.googlegroups.com>,
Ben Trovato <benn.t...@hotmail.com> wrote:
Retiring for the same reason as everyone else: cannot keep up.
--
Old Fritz