9/100ths of a second was the difference between bronze & 4th. Glad I haven't forgotten how to race. Fell short of my goals and my expectations for myself here, but I'm also proud to come away with some hardware. And the experience of the process. After a short break looking forward to some road and gravel racing in the next few months but my focus will remain on the track for the foreseeable future. Thank you to everyone who makes this possible. Big thanks to Cervelo for my T4. And words cannot express my gratitude for thecredible 11+ years of support from Zipp/SRAM/Quarq, First Endurance, and NormaTec. And, of course, Mike McCarthy for guidance and wisdom. And, lastly, to Zwift for making the world's best training tool and an awesome place to work too...
Awesome quote!
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That’s nice… but Joel has you beat today. 😉
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Best of luck at AZ. Please beat that back of the pack “pro”, chump, dumb, annoying, stupid, loser… Markyv. He’s in the wrong sport. I can read it now “lead the race till mile 4 of the run, oh yeah go me, me, me, me, me, me.”
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Man ur going off the deep end – which means u are getting better at triathlons. I wouldn’t be suprised come Sunday that I see #1 right next to your name. Just don’t let this get to ur head u still have an awesome race awaiting u.
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