Podcast appearances and mentions of Chad Haga

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EPISODE 108 - The Future of Gravel w/ Former World Tour rider Chad Haga What up party people. Just a quick intro here because I only have 2min before I have to log into an 8hr design review summit sooo here it goes. We've got former World Tour rider, Chad Haga, on the show this week to talk about his experience transitioning into the pro gravel scene this season, including his 2nd place finish at Unbound after spending all day in the breakaway with Lachlan Morton. Tune in to hear some of his thoughts on the US vs International gravel scene, what he predicts gravel will look like in the future, and even his thoughts on tires. 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Alright let's get this episode started.   Patreon: http://patreon.com/patreon_bonkbros   Silca (15% discount code: bonkbrosbikewash): https://silca.cc/?utm_source=Bonk+Bros&utm_medium=podcast&utm_campaign=stripchip&utm_id=Bonk+Bros+Podcast Dynamic Cyclist (10% discount code: BONKBROS): https://new.dynamiccyclist.com/a/43703/xkYViFV8 BOLT (15% discount code: BONKBROS15): BOLT Skin + Shaveboltshave.com   For more Dylan Johnson content: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCIf1xvRN8pzyd_VfLgj_dow Intro/ Outro music by AlexGrohl on Pixabay.com: https://pixabay.com/music/id-111445/  Listener Question Form: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1T37wGRLk6iYTCF6X_DQ9yfcaYtfAQceKpBJYR5W7DVA/edit?ts=642eb6d6     Summary Chad Haga discusses his transition from road racing to gravel racing and his experience at the Unbound Gravel race. He talks about the differences between European and American gravel racing, including team tactics and the importance of positioning. Chad also shares his thoughts on using aerobars in gravel racing and the challenges of racing as a team in a solo-focused sport. The conversation includes some lighthearted banter about bike brands and equipment choices. Chad discusses his experience racing the Rift and his tire choice for the race. He also talks about his setup for the Migration gravel race and the challenges of racing on rough terrain. The conversation shifts to the changing landscape of professional cycling, with younger riders entering the gravel scene and the transition from road racing to gravel. Chad expresses his satisfaction with racing gravel and the freedom it offers. The discussion touches on recovery between races and the demands of the gravel season. The conversation concludes with a lighthearted discussion about VO2 max and the perception of age in professional cycling. The conversation in this segment starts with a discussion about VO2 max tests and the results that Chad and Drew received. They joke about their VO2 max scores and how they compare to each other. The conversation then transitions to a discussion about the future of gravel racing in the US, including the potential for teams to become more involved. They also talk about the UCI's involvement in gravel racing and the popularity of longer events. The conversation concludes with listener questions about tire width preferences and how long the Bonk Bros could hold Tadej Pogacar's wheel up a climb. In this final part of the conversation, the hosts discuss crank arm length and its impact on performance and comfort. Dylan shares that he switched to 165mm cranks on all his bikes to reduce knee pain and improve his range of motion. Chad mentions that he is considering switching to 170mm cranks on his road and gravel bikes for fit reasons. They also touch on the topic of shorter cranks benefiting time trialists by allowing them to maintain a more aero position. The hosts conclude the conversation by discussing upcoming races and plans. Keywords Chad Haga, road racing, gravel racing, Unbound Gravel, European racing, American racing, team tactics, positioning, aerobars, bike brands, equipment choices, gravel racing, tire choice, race setup, professional cycling, younger riders, road racing, gravel season, recovery, VO2 max, VO2 max, tests, results, gravel racing, future, teams, UCI, longer events, tire width, Tadej Pogacar, climb, crank arm length, performance, comfort, knee pain, range of motion, fit, time trialists, races Takeaways Gravel racing in Europe often involves team tactics and cooperation, while American gravel racing is more individual-focused. The Unbound Gravel race is known for its deep field and tactical racing. Chad Haga prefers not to use aerobars in gravel racing due to the nature of the terrain and the need for control. Team dynamics in gravel racing can be challenging, but having a reliable teammate can make a difference. Equipment choices, such as bike brands and clothing, can vary between regions and races. Tire choice is crucial for gravel racing, with riders opting for wider and more durable tires to handle rough terrain. The gravel racing scene is attracting younger riders who see it as a viable career option, leading to increased competition. Chad enjoys the freedom and fun of racing gravel and does not miss road racing. Recovery between races is manageable for Chad, with most races being long aerobic efforts. VO2 max testing is not always a reliable indicator of performance, and experience and body of work can be more important in evaluating a rider's abilities. VO2 max tests can provide interesting and sometimes surprising results Gravel racing in the US is likely to continue growing, with the potential for more team involvement The UCI's involvement in gravel racing is limited, and most major gravel races in the US are not sanctioned Tire width preferences vary among riders, but wider tires are generally considered faster The Bonk Bros speculate on how long they could hold Tadej Pogacar's wheel up a climb Switching to shorter crank arms can help reduce knee pain and improve range of motion. Shorter cranks may benefit time trialists by allowing them to maintain a more aero position. Crank arm length does not significantly impact power output. Chad is considering switching to 170mm cranks on his road and gravel bikes for fit reasons. The hosts discuss upcoming races and plans. Titles Tactical Racing at the Unbound Gravel Race The Importance of Team Dynamics in Gravel Racing Tire Choice and Racing the Rift Transition from Road Racing to Gravel The Future of Gravel Racing in the US Surprising VO2 Max Results and Ghosting by Vaughters Upcoming Races and Plans Benefits of Shorter Cranks for Time Trialists Sound Bites "It's a bike race, like why should I help you if it doesn't help me?" "I was gonna do a three spoke on my gravel bike" "There's gonna be a day when I just smoke you" "I'm never gonna hear the end of it" "What tires are you gonna talk about a mountain bike" "I'm gonna be on the 45c Maxxis Revers" "Care to guess the VOT max that had me ghosted by Vaughters?" "Drew, your VO2 max is eight higher than Chad's and Chad smoked you at unbound. Wasn't even close." "I largely see it just continuing the way it's been going as far as the events that are on offer." "If I'm training a lot, like probably 30 plus hour weeks, I can get some knee pain. And when you have shorter cranks, you do a little bit smaller range of motion." "The research seems to suggest that crank length doesn't impact power output. It doesn't really matter what the length of your crank is." "I don't know if there's a need for me to go to 160, but apparently SRAM is going to start doing 160mm cranks." Chapters 00:00 Introduction and Connection with Drew 07:35 The Concept of 'Hire a Promestique' 10:58 Team Tactics at Unbound Gravel Race 15:47 Differences Between European and American Gravel Racing 16:21 Tactical Racing at Unbound Gravel Race 17:37 The Pros and Cons of Using Aerobars in Gravel Racing 18:00 The Importance of Team Dynamics in Gravel Racing 19:19 Variations in Equipment Choices in Gravel Racing 21:59 Introduction and Racing the Rift 22:18 Tire Choice and Mountain Biking 23:06 Setup for the Migration Race 23:53 The Challenges of Gravel Racing 25:40 Tire Choice for Different Races 26:41 Gravel Earth Series and Objectives 27:20 Team Goals and Personal Objectives 28:34 Family Life and Racing 29:15 Age and Performance in Cycling 34:34 Impressions of Gravel Racing 35:42 Race Schedule and Recovery 37:02 VO2 Max and Performance Testing 39:09 Surprising VO2 Max Results 45:30 The Future of Gravel Racing in the US 50:50 Tire Width Preferences and Team Support 55:23 How Long Could the Bonk Bros Hang with Tadej Pogacar? 58:46 Crank Arm Length and Performance 01:12:11 Dylan's Experience with Shorter Cranks 01:13:46 Research on Crank Length and Power Output 01:16:44 Chad's Consideration of 160mm Cranks 01:17:08 Upcoming Races and Plans

EPISODE 107 - Crusher Cancellation, Crit Bois Doin' Crit Boi Things, and Are Mountain Bike Tires Finally the New Gravel Tires   What up party people. Your boy is back from my Andorran escapades and ready to get down to business as usual. This weeks show is no less random than usual with topics such as the cancelling of Crusher in the Tushar, Dizzle and Scott doing crit boy things this weekend, and are we finally seeing the trend of running low key mountain bike tires for gravel racing catching on?    Speaking of trendsetting, we appreciate how much all of y'all have been supporting our partners while also saving yourselves some coin in the process through our discount codes. We're proud to have supporting brands such as Silca (code bonkbrosbikewash), Dynamic Cyclist (code BONKBROS), and Bolt Skin and Shave (code BONKBROS15) backing our seemingly meaningless but somehow entertaining podcast so we can keep bringing you weekly conversations until the end of time, or at least until we get tired of doing so.   If you have any questions or feedback for the show you can drop us a note at bonkbrospodcast@gmail.com or slide your way into those Bonk Bros instagram DMs (@bonkbros @dylanjawnson @adamsaban6 @tylerclouti @raddaddizzle @scottmcgilljr). Alright let's get this episode started.   Patreon: http://patreon.com/patreon_bonkbros     Silca (15% discount code: bonkbrosbikewash): https://silca.cc/?utm_source=Bonk+Bros&utm_medium=podcast&utm_campaign=stripchip&utm_id=Bonk+Bros+Podcast   Dynamic Cyclist (10% discount code: BONKBROS): https://new.dynamiccyclist.com/a/43703/xkYViFV8   BOLT (15% discount code: BONKBROS15): BOLT Skin + Shaveboltshave.com   For more Dylan Johnson content: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCIf1xvRN8pzyd_VfLgj_dow Intro/ Outro music by AlexGrohl on Pixabay.com: https://pixabay.com/music/id-111445/  Listener Question Form: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1T37wGRLk6iYTCF6X_DQ9yfcaYtfAQceKpBJYR5W7DVA/edit?ts=642eb6d6     The Following Was Generated Using AI And Should Not Be Held To The Higher Standards Of Sentient Beings - Riverside.fm   Summary In this part of the conversation, the hosts discuss various topics including watching podcasts on YouTube, Dylan quitting YouTube, Dylan's performance in the Crusher race, and the possibility of getting Chad Haga and Lance Armstrong on the podcast. They also talk about Strava KOMs and cheating. The conversation in this segment revolves around Dylan's Strava KOM being taken by another cyclist, Owen Cole, who switched bikes during the climb. They discuss the commitment and tactics involved in achieving a KOM, as well as the value of KOMs in the cycling community. The conversation then shifts to the cancellation of the Crusher in the Tushar race and its impact on Dylan's racing plans. They briefly mention the Tour de France and the controversy surrounding a gravel segment. The segment ends with a discussion about upcoming races and Dylan's tonsil removal surgery. In this part of the conversation, the hosts discuss the possibility of using mountain bike tires for gravel racing. They also talk about a certain rider who was planning to use mountain bike tires in a race. The conversation then shifts to the topic of pacing strategies for endurance races like Crusher in the Tushar and Leadville. The hosts debate the advantages and disadvantages of using drop bars for gravel racing and discuss the potential for future gravel races on the East Coast. They briefly mention the cancellation of a race called Whiteface and finally touch on Mark Cavendish's recent win at the Tour de France. In this final part of the conversation, the hosts discuss the recent race results and the performance of certain riders. They talk about Mark Cavendish's comeback and his win in the Tour de France, as well as the struggles of other sprinters like Jasper Philipsen. They also discuss the gravel stage in the Tour de France and the challenges faced by riders. The conversation ends with a discussion about a local gravel race where riders competed on aero bars and won significant prize money.   Keywords YouTube, podcasts, Dylan, Crusher race, Chad Haga, Lance Armstrong, Strava, KOMs, cheating, Strava, KOM, cycling, commitment, tactics, Crusher in the Tushar, race cancellation, Tour de France, controversy, upcoming races, tonsil removal surgery, mountain bike tires, gravel racing, pacing strategies, drop bars, East Coast gravel races, Whiteface, Mark Cavendish, Tour de France, Mark Cavendish, Tour de France, sprinters, gravel stage, local race, aero bars, prize money   Takeaways Some people watch podcasts on YouTube, while others listen to them in the background. Dylan has quit making YouTube videos. Dylan's performance in the Crusher race has not been his best. The hosts discuss the possibility of getting Chad Haga and Lance Armstrong on the podcast. They talk about Strava KOMs and the ethics of blocking traffic to achieve faster times. Achieving a coveted Strava KOM requires commitment and strategic tactics. The cancellation of races can have a significant impact on a cyclist's racing plans and preparation. The Tour de France and its associated controversies generate interest and discussion among cycling enthusiasts. Upcoming races and events provide opportunities for cyclists to challenge themselves and compete. Personal health issues, such as tonsil removal surgery, can affect an athlete's training and racing schedule. Mountain bike tires are being considered as a faster option for gravel racing. Pacing strategies play a crucial role in endurance races like Crusher in the Tushar and Leadville. The use of drop bars in gravel racing is a topic of debate, with some riders finding them advantageous for aerodynamics and positioning. There is a potential for more gravel races on the East Coast, offering diverse terrain and race experiences. Mark Cavendish's win at the Tour de France is a notable achievement at the age of 39. Mark Cavendish's comeback and win in the Tour de France is a remarkable story The gravel stage in the Tour de France presented unique challenges for the riders Riders competing on aero bars in a local gravel race and winning significant prize money is impressive The hosts express their desire to find races with large prize purses and little competition   Titles Dylan Quits YouTube Strava KOMs and Cheating The Quest for a Coveted Strava KOM Looking Ahead: Upcoming Races and Challenges Pacing Strategies for Endurance Races The Debate on Drop Bars in Gravel Racing Mark Cavendish's Comeback and Tour de France Win Challenges of the Gravel Stage in the Tour de France   Sound Bites "Scott, you're so considerate, man." "Uh, I quit. I quit YouTube." "More than likely what would happen is that I would lose places in the standing if Crusher did actually happen because I'm set." "I had the 276 KOM, which is probably the most coveted KOM in the Brevard area." "He did the first half with a time trial bike, and then switched bikes to his road bike for the second half where it gets steeper." "I think that for my standings in the Grand Prix, this is actually better for me." "People are finally realizing that mountain bike tires are faster for gravel racing." "I've been right all along but no one cares until somebody fast does it." "If I was able to climb with the front group, then I might just keep my mountain bike set up as a normal mountain bike without drop bars." "Still historical? Come on. Still gotta hype it. You know Cav is hyping it." "Just because it happened last week doesn't mean we can't talk about it." "The gravel stage was very much in line with the spirit of US gravel"   Chapters 00:00 Introduction 00:21 Watching Podcasts on YouTube 01:48 Dylan Quits YouTube 03:05 Dylan's Performance in the Crusher Race 09:53 Getting Chad Haga and Lance Armstrong on the Podcast 13:11 Strava KOMs and Cheating 15:46 The Quest for a Coveted Strava KOM 20:25 Race Cancellations and Their Impact on Racing Plans 21:41 Controversies and Excitement in the Tour de France 23:14 Looking Ahead: Upcoming Races and Challenges 28:36 Personal Health and Its Effect on Training and Racing 30:29 The Rise of Mountain Bike Tires in Gravel Racing 36:07 Pacing Strategies for Endurance Races 40:17 The Debate on Drop Bars in Gravel Racing 46:23 Exploring the Potential for East Coast Gravel Races 48:44 Mark Cavendish's Remarkable Win at the Tour de France 49:15 Mark Cavendish's Comeback and Tour de France Win 50:36 Challenges of the Gravel Stage in the Tour de France 52:27 Riders Competing on Aero Bars and Winning Prize Money 01:05:53 Desire for Races with Large Prize Purses and Little Competition

Amanda and Bill chat with men's elite Unbound Gravel runner-up Chad Haga about starting a new career in gravel racing, how that job change was born out of off-season challenges and adventure rides, the evolving gravel peloton and how Unbound's exciting men's race played out. You can follow Chad on Instagram at @thehagaski and at his website ChadHaga.com. This Groadio episode is sponsored by buycycle. Use this link to check out Amanda's Niner bike she has for sale on buycycle and thousands of other bikes available in the buycycle buyer-protected marketplace.  For a limited time, save up to $100 on your buycycle purchase with code GROADIO24 at checkout. You can follow Amanda on Twitter at @_amanda_panda_ and on Instagram at @amanda_panda_. Follow Bill at @cxhairs  on Instagram and Twitter. Subscribe to the CXHAIRS Bulletin at cxhairs.substack.com. Follow the show on Twitter at @groadio and also on Instagram at @groadio. Email the show at groadio@gmail.com. Groadio is part of the Wide Angle Podium network. Please consider becoming a member. Go to www.wideanglepodium.com/donate to learn more and contribute. If you join and support Groadio, screenshot your receipt and send it to groadio@gmail.com for a free pair of socks.                 

Chad Haga spent eight years in the WorldTour on Team DSM (formerly known as Giant-Shimano and Sunweb). During that time, he raced in 12 Grand Tours including the Tour de France, six Giro d'Italias (where he won a stage in 2019), and four Vuelta a Españas. In 2022, he stepped back from the WorldTour to join the ProTeam Human Powered Health. Although he's spent more than a decade in Europe, he was born and raised in McKinney, Texas and didn't start racing seriously until he was finishing up his Mechanical Engineering degree at Texas A&M, a relatively late start that he says has been a benefit in more ways than one. In this conversation, Chad talks to Payson about his decision to switch from the WorldTour to a ProTeam after eight successful years, how his life as a professional racer has transformed since he had children, and how he's reconnecting with mountain biking in a big way. They also talk about how he plans to use his mechanical engineering degree after he retires from professional racing, the new races he's planning to do in the coming season, and how he and his family have come to feel at home in Spain over the past few years. Instagram: @theadventurestache

This week on the CyclingTips podcast... EF is joining forces with Tibco-SVB to upgrade the long-running team to a Women's WorldTeam program. Chad Haga is joining Rally, as the team continues to bolster its roster. And, why you should care about the new UCI Track Champions League. Dane caught up with USA national time trial champion Lawson Craddock about his plans for 2022.  For today's Nerd Nugget James is curious about Tom Pidcock's Pinarello cross bike. 

— “The focus of the Paleo Diet is not on ratios, but on eating the foods we evolved to eat. The ratio is a by-product.” Valeria Teles interviews Trevor Connor — the owner of Paleo Diet, CEO of Fast Talk Laboratories, Writer, and Podcaster. Trevor Connor is the CEO of The Paleo Diet, LLC. He was Dr. Loren Cordain's final graduate student at Colorado State University, where his research focused on the effects of a Paleo-style diet on autoimmune conditions. Working with Dr. Cordain, his pilot study included close to 60 volunteers with diverse conditions ranging from Crohn's disease to multiple sclerosis to Hashimoto's thyroiditis. Trevor comes from a varied background. After graduating from Cornell University in 1995 he started his career in website development. He soon followed his passion and became a semi-professional cyclist, training at the Canadian National Center in British Columbia where he became a coach and team manager. He later managed the Team Rio Grande cycling team—the top-ranked amateur team in America whose alumni include top-five Tour de France finisher Tejay van Garderen and Giro d'Italia stage winner Chad Haga. Initially, Trevor studied exercise physiology and nutrition to support his own training and to improve his coaching. At 38, he decided it was time to hang up the bike; he moved to Colorado to get his masters degree in bioenergetics and nutrition. Trevor had studied traditional sports nutrition for over a decade, and when he took Dr. Cordain's class in 2009, he was highly skeptical of the Paleo Diet concept. But after experimenting with the diet, Trevor was able to return to the professional cycling ranks at 40, finishing in the top five in several races and establishing himself as the top ranked 40-plus rider in the country for several years running. In addition to his role as CEO, Trevor writes the "Coach's Corner" section for the international cycling magazine VeloNews and co-hosts the popular endurance sports science podcast Fast Talk. Trevor is also CEO of Fast Talk Laboratories, LLC, a business dedicated to the science of endurance sports. To learn more about Trevor Connor and his work, please visit: https://www.thepaleodiet.com/     — This podcast is a quest for well-being, a quest for a meaningful life through the exploration of fundamental truths, enlightening ideas, insights on physical, mental, and spiritual health. The inspiration is Love. The aspiration is to awaken new ways of thinking that can lead us to a new way of being, being well.

On this week's episode of The VeloNews Podcast we take a dive into two of the bigger news stories from the world of cycling, and hear from U.S. rider Chad Haga. New circulated this week that Ineos-Grenadiers is interested in signing Wout van Aert for 2022. Andrew Hood breaks down why this news is circulating now, and what an Ineos-Grenadiers bid to sign van Aert could do to his value in the pro peloton. How much would Jumbo-Visma need to give up to keep the Belgian star? It's a huge question that could tip the balance of power in the WorldTour. Then, we break down the recent interview given by Wilco Kelderman about the 2020 Giro d'Italia. Kelderman said that Team Sunweb's tactics on the stage over the Passo Stelvio left him feeling isolated. Could Kelderman have won the Giro had Sunweb played its cards differently? One man who has a firm opinion on the matter is Chad Haga, who was part of that Sunweb squad at the Giro. Haga joins the podcast to take us inside the 2020 Giro, and explore whether or not Sunweb's tactics cost Kelderman the win. All that and more on this week's episode of The VeloNews Podcast.

On this week's episode of The VeloNews Podcast we take a dive into two of the bigger news stories from the world of cycling, and hear from U.S. rider Chad Haga. New circulated this week that Ineos-Grenadiers is interested in signing Wout van Aert for 2022. Andrew Hood breaks down why this news is circulating now, and what an Ineos-Grenadiers bid to sign van Aert could do to his value in the pro peloton. How much would Jumbo-Visma need to give up to keep the Belgian star? It's a huge question that could tip the balance of power in the WorldTour. Then, we break down the recent interview given by Wilco Kelderman about the 2020 Giro d'Italia. Kelderman said that Team Sunweb's tactics on the stage over the Passo Stelvio left him feeling isolated. Could Kelderman have won the Giro had Sunweb played its cards differently? One man who has a firm opinion on the matter is Chad Haga, who was part of that Sunweb squad at the Giro. Haga joins the podcast to take us inside the 2020 Giro, and explore whether or not Sunweb's tactics cost Kelderman the win. All that and more on this week's episode of The VeloNews Podcast.

The 2020 Giro d'Italia has been thrown into chaos this week by a slough of COVID-19 positives. On this week's episode, we discuss the news with James Startt, who is attending the race. James places the Giro's COVID-19 news into historical context, and explains how riders and directors at the race have been reacting to the news. He also explains how it has changed the racing dynamics at the event. Then, we hear from American rider Chad Haga, who is attending the race. Chad explains how the hotel protocols during the race's early stages in Sicily made riders feel uncomfortable, due to the presence of the general public. Chad also discusses his team leader, Wilco Kelderman, and why Kelderman often flies under the radar at big events. This week's episode is sponsored by Flobikes.com, which is your go-to destination for live broadcast coverage of the Giro d'Italia and Tour of Flanders, among other races. To sign up, go to www.flobikes.com/velonews.

The 2020 Giro d'Italia has been thrown into chaos this week by a slough of COVID-19 positives. On this week's episode, we discuss the news with James Startt, who is attending the race. James places the Giro's COVID-19 news into historical context, and explains how riders and directors at the race have been reacting to the news. He also explains how it has changed the racing dynamics at the event. Then, we hear from American rider Chad Haga, who is attending the race. Chad explains how the hotel protocols during the race's early stages in Sicily made riders feel uncomfortable, due to the presence of the general public. Chad also discusses his team leader, Wilco Kelderman, and why Kelderman often flies under the radar at big events. This week's episode is sponsored by Flobikes.com, which is your go-to destination for live broadcast coverage of the Giro d'Italia and Tour of Flanders, among other races. To sign up, go to www.flobikes.com/velonews.

Heather McNair is president of BikeDFW, a nonprofit organization whose mission is to educate, support and promote the safe use of bicycles as an affordable, viable and sustainable means of active transportation and personal enjoyment, within the Dallas - Fort Worth community. In addition to Bike to Work week in September, we talk about new rider classes, urban cycling, bike commuting, and some areas for great riding in DFW. Also in this episode, a quick look around the state for cycling going on and Feats of Glory from the likes of Pathfinders Fun Cycling, Doogie Roux, and Chad Haga. Music: Back to the Woods by Jason Shaw Links: BikeDFW National Bike to Work Week Pathfinders Fun Cycling Track Stands at Alkek Czech Tour --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/dropbartexas/message

Collegiate cycling is one of the most effective development pipelines for young cycling talent, particularly female talent, in the United States. This week, Abby chats with Katie Hall and Chad Haga, two pros who found their racing legs in the collegiate scene. 

Intervista a Massimo Gaudina, resoconto collaborazione Commissione Europea – Raduni Interviste al vincitore della 18esima tappa Damiano Cima e al compagno di stanza Marco Canola della Nippo Vini Fantini-Intervista al direttore della carovana pubblicitaria, il Cavaliere Andrea Leoni-Interviste dalla conferenza stampa di Verona al vincitore di tappa Chad Haga e al vincitore del Giro Richard […]

It's just a couple of days since the end of the Giro d'Italia where Movistar's Richard Carapaz took the overall honours, sealing it with a solid final time trial in Verona. He beat two-time Giro d'Italia champion Vincenzo Nibali by more than a minute, with Primoz Roglic taking third place. In this podcast, we'll hear from Carapaz's directeur sportif Max Sciandri and his teammate Mikel Landa, who just missed out on the podium. We'll also here from third place finisher Primoz Roglic, Chad Haga, who won the final time trial, and EF Education First's Joe Dombrowski, who finished 12thoverall. 

6:35 Análisis CRI con cortes de Antonio Pedrero y Rubén Plaza. 36:30 El Aperitivo 40:00 Resumen general del Giro 1:42:30 Leemos vuestro comentarios Analizamos por última vez una etapa de este Giro 2019. La contrarreloj de Verona, con la victoria de Chad Haga da por terminada una edición más de la corsa rosa. Nos lanzamos a dar nuestra opinión general sobre la carrera, los favoritos y las sensaciones que nos dejan de cara al futuro. Se pasa por este último especial, Gabriele Gianuzzi que pudo estar en Verona viviendo la última etapa. En #ElAperitivo nos despedimos con tristeza desde Verona hasta el año que viene conociendo un poco más la ciudad. Con Cristian Miconi y Albert Rivera. Gracias a los que nos habéis acompañado en esta aventura día tras día y a los que lo habéis hecho un rato. A los que comentáis y los que no. Gracias. Escucha el episodio completo en la app de iVoox, o descubre todo el catálogo de iVoox Originals

Het zit erop. De Giro d'Italia is gewonnen door Richard Carapaz. Chad Haga wint toch nog een etappe voor Sunweb. Roglic haalt het podium. Ook voor Kop over Kop in de Giro zit deze ronde van Italië erop. Maar niet voordat Sander Kleikers, Bobbie Traksel, Jeanine Laudy en special guest(?) Sander Valentijn nog één keer terugblikken op alles wat er de afgelopen 3 weken heeft plaatsgevonden in de Ronde van Italië. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Richard Carapaz von Movistar konnte den 102. Giro d’ Italia vor Vincenco Nibali von Bahrain Merida und Jumbo Visma Profi Primoz Roglic für sich entscheiden. Etappensieger des 17 Kilometer langen Abschlusszeitfahrems ist Chad Haga von Sunweb. Bei der Schweizer MTB Meisterschaft holt Nino Schurter von Scott-Sram seinen bereits achten Meistertitel. Bei den Frauen ist Jolanda Neff von Trek Factory die Schnellste. Die Gesamtwertung der Tour of Norway sichert sich UAE-Team-Emirates Fahrer Alexander Kristoff.

In het Amfitheater van Verona kwam vandaag de 102e Giro d'Italia ten einde. De eindzege van Richard Carapaz kwam niet meer in gevaar - dus heel Ecuador huilt roze tranen van vreugde. Bij ons overheersten vooral Wat-Als-vragen. Wát als Roglic en Nibali Ritchie níet zoveel gratis tijd hadden gegund, in de rit naar Lago Serrù? Wat als Salvatore Puccio níet achterom had gekeken, in rit 4 - en Tom Dumoulin gewoon nog had meegefietst in week 2 en 3? Maar ja, as is verbrande turf - en weten zullen we het nooit. Wat we wel weten - is dat Chad Haga niet alleen goede koffie kan zetten, maar ook een aardig eindje kan tijdrijden. Wat heet. Op de slotdag van de Giro redde hij de meubelen voor het geplaagde Team Sunweb - en boekte hij zijn eerste profzege OOIT.In de Grote Nabeschouwing bespreken we de ups, de downs, de blunders en de meesterzetten in deze Giro. Conclusie: we hebben ons - ondanks de #diroditalia - echt te weinig vermaakt.Deze Rode Lantaarn wordt gepresenteerd door Willem Dudok, Jonne Seriese en Tim de Gier - en wordt mede mogelijk gemaakt door Scorito, Canyon*, Hetiskoers.nl en Dag en Nacht Media. De titelmuziek is van de Swing Ninja’s. Abonneren op de Rode Lantaarn kan bijvoorbeeld via iTunes – waar je ook - wel doen hoor! - een recensie kunt achterlaten.Reageren op deze podcast?Je vindt ons op Twitter: @timdegier & @willemdudok & @t0ngarcon. Én we hebben een mailadres: post@derodelantaarnpodcast.nl.

Chad Haga is a professional road cyclist who rides for Team Sunweb (a UCI World Tour Team). Haga's journey with competitive cycling began at Texas A and M university where he rode for the collegiate team while earning his Bachelor's degree in Mechanical Engineering. Chad got a late start in cycling from the traditional sense but found his way into the professional peloton eventually, landing a ride with Kelly Benefit Strategies/Omtum Health in 2011. Continued success while on a Pro Continental Team eventually got him to the highest level of Cycling when he inked a contract with Giant-Shimano in 2014 (now currently known as Team Sunweb his current team). In this interview we cover quite a range of topics from Chad's college days to his love for playing the piano. We also discuss what it's like being on of the main helpers for one of the best riders in the world.

Chad Haga is a professional road cyclist who rides for Team Sunweb (a UCI World Tour Team). Haga’s journey with competitive cycling began at Texas A and M university where he rode for the collegiate team while earning his Bachelor’s degree in Mechanical Engineering. Chad got a late start in cycling from the traditional sense but found his way into the professional peloton eventually, landing a ride with Kelly Benefit Strategies/Omtum Health in 2011. Continued success while on a Pro Continental Team eventually got him to the highest level of Cycling when he inked a contract with Giant-Shimano in 2014 (now currently known as Team Sunweb his current team). In this interview we cover quite a range of topics from Chad’s college days to his love for playing the piano. We also discuss what it’s like being on of the main helpers for one of the best riders in the world. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/a-champions-mind35/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/a-champions-mind35/support

In their weekly podcast, Randy and Dean Warren talk about cycling related topics, mostly professional bicycle racing.  In episode 36 Dean catches up with Team Sunweb's Chad Haga who recently completed both the Giro d' Italia and Tour de France.  The Warren brothers also discuss all the rest of the races including the Tour of Utah, BinckBank Tour, Tour of Poland and the rest we took notice of.

Als omgaan met en het accepteren van tegenslag de essentie van wielrennen is - zoals weleens wordt gezegd - dan is Chad Haga (29) een koninklijke renner. En dan was 2016 zijn piekjaar. De fiets is het symbolische middelpunt in het leven van Haga, het ros helpt bij alles wat hij te verwerken krijgt. Koffiemolen is de Tour-rubriek van Cassette met cultverhalen en portretten van renners. Omdat verhalen de koers dragen.

June 7 | In this episode of The Cycling Podcast, Richard Moore, Lionel Birnie and Daniel Friebe discuss the Tour de France's innovative Formula 1-style grid start to the 65-kilometre long 17th stage in the Pyrenees. How will it work? Will the riders embrace the change or try to neutralise its effects and what does it say about the Tour's desire to make mountain stages unmissable for television viewers? Daniel reports from the Critérium du Dauphiné where a lot of riders are honing their form ahead of the Tour. And we take a brief look back at the Giro d'Italia and ask the four American riders – Ben King, Joe Dombrowski, Chad Haga and Nate Brown – how much they know about Andy Hampsten's performance on the snow-covered Gavia which set him up to win the pink jersey 30 years ago. The Cycling Podcast is supported by Rapha and Science In Sport.

Val and Faith are joined in the studio this morning by Gayle Ilievski of WeCycle. We all share our bicycle moments before taking a look at news including the Giro d'Italia, Chad Haga's 'oversimplified' summaries of the Giro on twitter and the Melbourne Water pipeworks detour affecting commuters on the Edingburgh Gardens shared path. We also mention the 3CR Community Radio Radiothon coming up in a few weeks. Its not too early to donate and contribute your share, no matter how small, to keeping 3CR and the Yarra BUG Radio Show on the air for another year. If you enjoy listening to the show or sharing your story on the show, please donate now, every little bit helps! Gayle tells us all about WeCycle, based in Batman Park in Darebin, and the community that has built up around it. Set up to provide refurbished unwanted bicycles to refugees and others in the community who need them, WeCycle is now at the heart of a lively community of volounteers sharing their love of bicycles. Everyone is welcome to pop down on Saturdays and join in, or ndeed to buy a cheap and accesible bike for themselves.We finish with an event coming up this Friday in Maribyrnong: Bikes and Beers - a chat about bike infrastructure in Maribyrnong.  

A dramatic day on the Giro d’Italia saw Tom Dumoulin slash Simon Yates’ overall lead in half to set up a thrilling final two days in the mountains. It was only in the last 2km, on the long climb to Prato Nevoso, that Yates showed his first sign of weakness in almost three weeks. When Dumoulin marked a late attack by Chris Froome, Yates could not follow. By the finish he had held on to the pink jersey by just 28 seconds. Richard Moore and Daniel Friebe report from the summit of the climb, where they spoke to Dumoulin and to Froome’s teammates Kenny Ellissonde and David de la Cruz. We also hear from Dumoulin’s teammate Chad Haga, from Austrian rider Patrick Konrad and Michael Mørkøv, who was in the day’s break and helped his Quick-Step teammate Max Schachmann win the stage. The Cycling Podcast is supported by Rapha and Science In Sport.

The Warren Cycling Podcast, now sponsored by Health IQ, features two interviews in Episode 103.  Dean talked to Olympian medalist Georgia Gould after she won the Cross of the North cyclocross race in Fort Collins, Colorado.  Randy and Dean talk about the Tour of Rwanda, cyclocross races in Europe and in the US, and the track world cup races in Manchester.  In part two, Dean and Randy catch up with Sunweb's Chad Haga on his 2017 season, the off season and what's in store for 2018.  This interview took place at Breakaway Cycles in Loveland and apologies for the less than stellar audio quality in the interview from Randy on Skype.

Randy and Dean Warren interview Team Sunweb's Chad Haga.  Chad just completed the Giro d' Italia in support of overall winner Tom Dumoulin and talks about the 3 week race.  Chad also shares his post Giro training and preparation for his next race the Dauphine in France.

Randy and Dean Warren cover a multitude of cycling topics in episode 46 of the Warren Cycling Podcast.  The main feature is Dean's interview with Giant-Alpecin's Chad Haga.  Chad talked over lunch with Dean about his off season and upcoming 2017 campaign.  The Warren brothers appreciate the professional cyclists who have taken time to talk to the podcast and look forward to future interviews.  Dean and Randy talk about what's going on in cyclocross racing and touch on what to wear in cold temperatures.  

THIS EPISODE Coming to you from the Tour of Utah (where Mike is driving the team bus), Creed has a chat with teammate Chad Haga, who rides for Optum Pro Cycling p/b Kelly Benefit Strategies, where he's been a stalwart of the team for several years. Mike and Chad are great friends who raced together prior to Mike's retirement this summer, and they chew the fat on all sorts of things, including the rumor that Chad will take his "best of Texas" attitude to a major World Tour team for 2014. We hope you enjoy this frank and funny conversation.

THIS EPISODE Coming to you from the Tour of Utah (where Mike is driving the team bus), Creed has a chat with teammate Chad Haga, who rides for Optum Pro Cycling p/b Kelly Benefit Strategies, where he's been a stalwart of the team for several years. Mike and Chad are great friends who raced together prior to Mike's retirement this summer, and they chew the fat on all sorts of things, including the rumor that Chad will take his "best of Texas" attitude to a major World Tour team for 2014. We hope you enjoy this frank and funny conversation.