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Episode 58 - Ethan Hayter

The Old Watts Occurring Feed (go and find the new one)

Show Notes

How many races did Ethan Hayter win last year? Well, nobody is quite sure. Was it nine, 10, 11, or even more? Either way, it was a lot. He's a weapon. And G and Luke took the chance to smuggle him into their room at team camp in Mallorca and have a chat. British time trial and crit champion, World omnium champion, Olympic silver medallist... the list goes on. Enjoy this chat with Ethan, sponsored by Zwift.

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