Wesley Stevenson
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1,470 appearances
54 recordings
1 series
first heard Sep 2010
last heard May 2015
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But if these figures don't convince you, there is another factor you can measure.
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Yeah, I mean, he's reluctant to put a marker in the sand, but he thinks there's probably a blurred line that's somewhere around the 6.4 to 6.5 watts per kilo, with lots of caveats which are to do with the conditions and technology and the times of the rides and things like that.
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But not everyone agrees that...
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Dr Aureole Forrester is a sports scientist and she works for SRM.
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They're the company that supply the data tracking equipment to most of the teams in the Tour de France.
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Now she thinks that it's variability of a cyclist's performance that's more important.
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Yes, although we do have some data for Vincenzo Nibali, who is actually one of the top riders this year.
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And it's for only one stage of the race, that's stage 11.
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That went from Albeville to La Toussier, which includes three pretty stiff climbs.
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Dr Forrester says there's nothing that raises suspicion in his data.
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Because that's what we saw in the past, wasn't it?
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We saw maybe two normal climbs, as you might say, but then the last one was extraordinary.
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Yes.
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Yeah, that's right.
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With less drug-taking in the sport, there may be less of that kind of last-minute drama.
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Well, thank you, Wes.
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Tim, I've checked and that is actually the whole report.
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Excellent.
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What have you got for us, Wes?
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According to figures from the Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development, the OECD, the average Greek worker toils away for more than 2,000 hours a year, which is more than the workers in any other European OECD member.
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