The Future of Cycling? Del Toro, Young Stars, Sports Science & Blevins Returns

Are younger riders changing professional cycling forever? Ed Philbrick, Kurt Stockton, and DS discuss Isaac Del Toro's rise, the Critérium du Dauphiné, Quinn Simmons, Christopher Blevins' comeback, modern sports science, rider safety, concussion protocols, and how today's athletes are training and recovering differently than previous generations. The crew also shares personal riding updates, Big Sur adventures, and thoughts on where cycling is headed next. Chapters (00:00:10) - Service Course Report(00:00:49) - Evelyn Philbrick's Elevator Pitch(00:06:39) - Back on Your Mountain Bike(00:07:06) - Philip Cooke on the future of cycling(00:12:04) - Peter Sagan on Tour de France burnout(00:18:15) - Team Sky and the individuality of riders(00:24:09) - Back on the Bike after a Week off(00:27:00) - Teaching Classes at UCI(00:33:00) - A mini vacation in the Bahamas(00:33:22) - Amazon Blue Bag vs. Garbage Bag(00:36:47) - The Delphine Criterium(00:41:57) - Tom Dumoulin on the Criterium(00:44:59) - Philip Cooke on Floyd Jones' Concussion Protocol(00:52:13) - Christopher Blevins Back Racing for Specialized Off-Road(00:57:08) - Jonas almost Had Sepsis after Training Crash(01:02:12) - How to Recover From a Crash(01:07:31) - Sierra Nevada Cycling Team(01:11:28) - Sierra Nevada on the Tour of California(01:16:30) - Blinded By Science(01:20:57) - Non-Glove Wearers Crash(01:23:40) - Pedal Problems on Dirt(01:26:05) - Olympic Cross Country: Crash(01:32:22) - Phil Anderson On The Track(01:35:31) - How To Clip a Spike Tire On A Wet Scream(01:38:46) - Episode 37