Gravel Beef p/b Marginal Gains Prodigy Chase Wark

2024-06-20

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EPISODE 104 - Gravel Beef p/b Marginal Gains Prodigy Chase Wark What up party people. We’ve got another banger for you this week after Dizzle got caught running his mouth again and stirred up a little bit of gravel beef after falling victim to gravel breakaway specialist and marginal gains newcomer, Chase Wark. Not originally selected for the Life Time Grand Prix, Chase found his way into the GP field after a handful of dropouts and is well on his way to being the 17th place runner up in this years series. Tune in to h...

EPISODE 104 - Gravel Beef p/b Marginal Gains Prodigy Chase Wark

What up party people. We’ve got another banger for you this week after Dizzle got caught running his mouth again and stirred up a little bit of gravel beef after falling victim to gravel breakaway specialist and marginal gains newcomer, Chase Wark. Not originally selected for the Life Time Grand Prix, Chase found his way into the GP field after a handful of dropouts and is well on his way to being the 17th place runner up in this years series. Tune in to hear more beef and marginal gains geekery.

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Summary

In this part of the conversation, the hosts introduce their guest, Cassie Beth Dillman, and discuss her shirt with the podcast logo. They briefly mention tires and jokingly compare Cassie's tire-picking skills to those of professional cyclists. The conversation then shifts to Cassie's birth story, where she delivered her own baby. They discuss the concept of fairings on bikes and the use of water bottles for aerodynamics. The hosts also talk about the Lifetime series and their rankings. The conversation ends with a discussion about upcoming races and the potential rivalry between Chase and Dylan. The conversation revolves around the upcoming races and the bikes the participants will use. They discuss the importance of aerodynamics in races like Schwamm and Leadville. Dylan mentions his preference for riding a Felt bike, while Chase considers using a mountain bike fork. They also talk about their training and fitness levels, with Dylan expressing concerns about his performance at Crusher and his past experiences with pain during races. The conversation ends with a discussion about their backgrounds in road racing and their plans for future races. In this part of the conversation, the hosts discuss the upcoming race and their predictions. They also talk about the results of recent races and the performance of certain riders. They touch on topics such as the importance of equipment choice, the dangers of gravel racing, and the controversy surrounding national championships. The conversation concludes with a listener question about how to get rid of exposed cables on a bike. In this final part of the conversation, the hosts discuss the possibility of sponsorship by Bosch and the development of bike power tools. They also talk about tire choices for the Dakota Five-O race and the minimum training required to beat Adam. The conversation then shifts to prototype equipment used by professional riders and the potential for new tire releases. They also share stories of crashes and racing tactics, including a memorable crash on a flyover. The episode concludes with a discussion about gravel racing and the importance of media attention.

Keywords

guest, shirt, tires, birth story, fairings, water bottles, aerodynamics, Lifetime series, rankings, races, rivalry, races, bikes, aerodynamics, Schwamm, Leadville, Felt, mountain bike, training, fitness, Crusher, pain, road racing, race predictions, recent results, equipment choice, dangers of gravel racing, national championships, exposed cables, sponsorship, Bosch, bike power tools, tire choices, training, prototype equipment, tire releases, crashes, racing tactics, gravel racing, media attention

Takeaways

The hosts introduce their guest, Cassie Beth Dillman, and discuss her shirt with the podcast logo.
Cassie shares her birth story, where she delivered her own baby.
The hosts talk about the concept of fairings on bikes and the use of water bottles for aerodynamics.
They discuss the Lifetime series and their rankings.
The conversation ends with a discussion about upcoming races and the potential rivalry between Chase and Dylan. Aerodynamics play a significant role in races like Schwamm and Leadville.
The choice of bike can impact performance in different race conditions.
Training and fitness levels are crucial for success in endurance races.
Past experiences with pain during races can influence race strategies and expectations.
Backgrounds in road racing can provide valuable skills and experiences for gravel racing. The hosts share their predictions for an upcoming race and discuss the performance of certain riders
They highlight the importance of equipment choice in gravel racing
The hosts discuss the dangers of gravel racing, including sharp gravel and blind corners
They question the significance of winning a national championship if the fastest riders are not present
The conversation concludes with a discussion about how to get rid of exposed cables on a bike Sponsorship opportunities can arise from mentioning specific brands on podcasts
Choosing the right tires for a race depends on personal preference and bike compatibility
Training is essential for success in competitive racing
Prototype equipment is often used by professional riders
Media attention can be valuable for sponsors and personal brand growth in gravel racing

Titles

Upcoming Races and Rivalry
Cassie's Unique Birth Story Managing Pain and Race Expectations
The Importance of Aerodynamics in Races The Dangers of Gravel Racing
Race Predictions and Rider Performance The World of Prototype Equipment
Choosing the Right Tires for Racing

Sound Bites

"We have a guest this week, a mini guest. Say hello."
"Let's talk tires with the podcast logo."
"What's your favorite tire? I think she's a big fan of the challenge getaway XP."
"Dude, you should peak for Schwamm again, man. That's your home Grand Prix race."
"Two years ago, I would do it on my mountain bike. It's so bumpy."
"You know, whatever allied prefers is again secondary to what felt would prefer."
"I want Scott to come and get second."
"I would say that if I had to put my money on who's going to win BWR North Carolina, I'd say it's going to be Julian."
"I'm a spirited gravel guy."
"Could he use the drummer?"
"Yep. Okay. Okay, good. All right, good. Trial and error, I like it."
"I like how he asked me, not you."