GEORGE HINCAPIE

“I still you know wake up with nightmares about racing through the Mos Central where you have these huge rollers you know you climb up one kilometer down two kilometers and as you know if you're at the front and you're pulling downhill these guys in the Pelaton aren't even pedaling. So as soon as they hit the bottom of this climb they're gone.”

“I'm not going to put any pressure on him. He's 13, you know, he wants to do all these intervals. He wants to get a watt meter. I say, 'No, no, no. We're just going to ride fun. We're going to go hard and you learn how to ride your bike.'”

“I think one of the top guys, I won't mention his name, but from the tour of Romani to the tour to France, he was going to be he's going to be home four or five days. That's it. It's brutal. You're either at an altitude camp or you're racing.”