Thursday Oct 03, 2024

The Rad, SBTGRVL Controversy, Road World Champs, Influencer Beef, Dizzle the Apologist, and Keegan’s Ditching Worlds?!

Episode 119 - The Rad, SBTGRVL Controversy, Road World Champs, Influencer Beef, Dizzle the Apologist, and Keegan’s Ditching Worlds?!

What up party people. Wow oh mighty is this a spicy one. Lots of controversy discussed this week including the latest developments in the demise of SBT GRVL, Dizzle sparking up beef with more YouTube influencers, and some of the biggest names in domestic gravel, including none other than Keegan Swenson, opting out of Gravel World Champs this coming weekend.

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Keywords

Kentucky, Vegan Cyclist, Cycling Community, Controversy, Humor, Apology, Funding, Gravel Racing, Misunderstanding, Podcast, gravel racing, community support, SBT Gravel, Grand Fondo, local economy, bike racing analysis, Rad race, cycling community, bike recommendations, cycling events, cycling, gravel racing, road racing, performance, financial aspects, race strategy, cyclocross, parenting, personal goals, relationships

Takeaways

Drew unintentionally upset the cycling community in Kentucky.
The conversation about the vegan cyclist highlighted misunderstandings.
Drew's humor often doesn't translate well in serious contexts.
Community support is crucial for local cycling events.
Funding for athletes remains a contentious issue in cycling.
Drew's personality is polarizing, leading to mixed reactions.
The importance of context in conversations is emphasized.
Sarcasm can lead to misinterpretations in serious discussions.
The podcast serves as a platform for candid discussions.
Humor is a double-edged sword in public discourse. Gravel races can significantly boost local economies.
Community involvement is crucial for the success of cycling events.
The future of SBT Gravel is uncertain due to local authorities' concerns.
Grand fondos and gravel races have distinct characteristics and purposes.
Local businesses often benefit from increased tourism during cycling events.
Ranchers' perspectives on cycling events can vary widely.
The Rad race showcased competitive cycling and personal achievements.
Merchandise can enhance community engagement and support.
Listener questions can lead to insightful discussions about cycling gear.
Understanding the local cycling scene is essential for event organizers. Everyone thinks of themselves more highly than others do.
This year was a huge learning curve for me.
I can think of very black and white things I can improve on.
Gravel racing has a more consistent participant list than road racing.
Keegan Swenson is making smart financial decisions in his racing career.
It would be exciting to see top racers compete against each other.
Lauren de Crescenzo had an impressive performance this weekend.
Having kids changes your perspective on life and racing.
Your kids will likely enjoy what you enjoy if you have a good relationship with them.
It's important to balance personal life and racing commitments.

Titles

Drew's Apology: Is It Sincere?
The Kentucky Controversy Unpacked SBT Gravel: A Race on the Brink
The Rad Race: A Competitive Recap Mastering Race Strategy
The Shift to Gravel Racing

Summary

In this episode, the hosts delve into the recent controversies surrounding Drew Dillman, particularly his comments about the cycling community in Kentucky and his interactions with the Vegan Cyclist. The conversation explores themes of misunderstanding, community support, and the role of humor in cycling culture. Drew reflects on the backlash he received and the importance of context in conversations, while also addressing the ongoing issues of funding and support for athletes in the cycling world. The episode concludes with a light-hearted discussion about the nature of their podcast and the reactions they receive from listeners. In this conversation, the hosts discuss the impact of gravel races on local communities, the future of the SBT Gravel race, and the differences between gravel races and grand fondos. They analyze the economic benefits of such events, share insights from recent races, and recap the Rad race. The discussion also touches on listener questions regarding bike recommendations and the importance of community engagement in cycling events. In this conversation, Dizzle and Dylan reflect on their racing experiences, discussing the challenges and learning curves they faced throughout the season. They explore the differences between gravel and road racing, the financial aspects of being a competitive cyclist, and the potential for exciting matchups in future races. The discussion also touches on the impact of parenting on their racing careers, the importance of personal relationships, and the balance between personal life and competitive cycling. They conclude with thoughts on the future of racing and their personal goals.

Sound Bites

"You pissed off everybody in Kentucky."
"Drew, why are you lagging, man?"
"I accidentally posted my home address on Instagram."
"I want to be on your side with this one."
"Dude, you know how many gravel races I've been to?"
"That's how it should be."
"This year was a huge learning curve."
"I can think of very black and white things."
"I just screw up a lot."

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