Cory Williams is the co-founder of L39ION of Los Angeles — the team he built with his brother Justin to change who races and watches American cycling. Multi-time US national criterium champion and one of the most followed pro cyclists on social media, he has used his platform to widen the sport's audience, mentor underrepresented riders, and rebuild the credibility of US criterium racing. For Roadman listeners, his perspective on the business of racing, sponsorship, and community-building inside US cycling is uniquely informed.
The major positions Williams is known for in cycling and endurance sport.
Every appearance by Cory Williams on The Roadman Cycling Podcast — 2 episodes in total.
“I used to think I was training right and like it was a funny moment where I got on my first uh pro team and I went to a training camp and we were riding so fast and I was like I've been doing something wrong like I've been riding way too slow I was doing like 170 watt averages on on rides and I thought that was training and it wasn't.”
“I think that because there are power meters on everyone's bike and they can't just go out and ride like let's say 300 watts all day I think the separation is now yeah who has uh the most skill on the bike and who actually pays attention to learning how to do a bike race like yeah they might be able to ride at 300 watts but they don't know how to control their bike or they don't know race tactics there's a lot that actually goes into it it's not all about power.”
“i'm stronger than he is but he's faster than me so we we always uh complimented each other”
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