Patrick Broe

So chief sporting officer is like everything related to racing.

ceo is everything related to the business of the team these are big now corporate like organizations of sports they're quite big uh you know hundreds of staff um and then we had andy schleck was going to become the ceo he was the deputy gm last year dan larang moving from red bull borough hansgrohe where he was head of performance

to the same role at Little Trek.

And Martin Rehlicheld, who was at Wismar, went to the football team Ajax, and then now goes to Little Trek as head of nutrition for the whole Little Sports ecosystem.

And you have the notes, Ben, your petal clopper will be in charge of the mental department.

Is it Luca's fault that Pedersen crashed in Provence?

Exactly.

But who was responsible, I guess?

They're looking at who was responsible for... They want to be...

Okay, the goals, like all the super teams say they want to win the Tour de France.

Every big team wants to win the Tour de France.

That is why the companies put the big money in.

That's what everyone's working towards, okay?

People also know it's not realistic to win the Tour de France every year unless maybe you have POG injury-free for five years in a row.

So that being said, there's then an expectation, okay, we want to win the Tour de France, but the implied thing is we should be competitive in every Grand Tour.

And I don't think Little Trek top 10 to Grand Tour last year in GC.

Yeah.

So I think it's more like, okay, there's a big, this is too big a gap.

You know, how do you go from that to then winning a Grand Tour?

You need to do it incrementally.