Dumoulin:  “Ayuso es joven y con talento, su salida es valiente para correr por sí mismo" - Vídeo Dailymotion

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El campeón neerlandés repasa su carrera, reflexiona sobre la pérdida de autonomía en el ciclismo moderno y analiza el dominio de Tadej Pogacar, la evolución del ciclismo español y la salud mental en el deporte.

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00:00Sí, estoy muy feliz.

00:02En el año pasado, ya se salió en los Norte.

00:06Y ahora, incluso en España.

00:09Estoy muy emocionada.

00:12Es diferente.

00:16Para mí, sí.

00:20Fue como, el mejor que me ha sido,

00:24el mejor que mis resultados fueron,

00:26el mejor que me ha sido.

00:30El menos que me ha dicho sobre mi programa,

00:34sobre mi training, sobre mi nutrición.

00:36Fue como,

00:38la libertad y autonomía que tenía en los primeros años,

00:46era menos y menos y menos.

00:50Y creo que,

00:52bueno,

00:54si hay dinero,

00:55y sponsors,

00:56y teams,

00:58todos tienen un say

00:59en un programa

01:00y preparación,

01:02y todo.

01:04que están pagando,

01:06un buen salario,

01:08como líder de un equipo.

01:10Y eso también significa que

01:12a veces necesitas hacer cosas

01:14que el equipo quiere,

01:16o el sponsor quiere,

01:18o lo que sea.

01:19Pero para mí,

01:20el balance no es el mejor.

01:24Y no sé si es para todos los grandes

01:28líderes,

01:29hoy en día,

01:30es el mismo.

01:31Creo que

01:32líderes como Pogacá y Mathieu van der Poel,

01:34pueden

01:36hacer sus decisiones,

01:38especialmente Mathieu van der Poel.

01:40Creo que

01:41realmente chooses

01:42dónde quiere ir,

01:44qué goals quiere.

01:46Así que

01:48creo que depende de un líder.

01:51Sí,

01:53as longas

01:54he likes

01:55to ride his bike

01:56and

01:57to race

01:58and to train

01:59and

02:00I'm happy for him,

02:01you know.

02:04I would

02:05probably make

02:06a different decision

02:08in his place,

02:09but

02:10that's me

02:11and

02:12he is him

02:13and I respect him

02:14very,

02:15very much.

02:16I mean,

02:17he's a fourth time

02:18Tour de France winner

02:19and I have

02:20the utmost respect for him

02:22and his decision

02:23to continue racing

02:24when he so likes it.

02:26Yeah.

02:27And

02:28I

02:29love

02:30seeing him

02:31racing

02:32and smashing it.

02:33I mean,

02:34he's maybe

02:35the greatest rider

02:36ever,

02:37you know,

02:38and it's very special

02:39to

02:40see

02:41the greatest rider

02:42ever

02:43racing

02:44and

02:46winning

02:47almost every race.

02:48I mean,

02:49it's

02:52yeah,

02:53it's just special

02:54to be watching that.

02:55But on the other hand,

02:56I mean,

02:57you cannot deny

02:58that

03:01that we would like to see

03:02battles until the end.

03:04That's the most exciting racing

03:05that you can

03:07that you can have

03:09battling

03:10until the last moment

03:11like

03:13in the Giro of 2017

03:142017

03:15when

03:16when four riders

03:17were still

03:19in the last

03:20time trial,

03:21they were still

03:22battling it out

03:23for the win.

03:24I mean,

03:25of course, it's more exciting

03:26than

03:27seeing Pogacar leave

03:29at 80 kilometers to go

03:30in his own.

03:31But, but still, I mean,

03:33his level of performance

03:35and his, his killer mentality

03:37is something

03:39I admire a lot.

03:40So it's

03:42I'm definitely not bored

03:44with him winning.

03:45But

03:47yeah,

03:48I would also

03:49for next year,

03:50I would, I would love to see

03:52for example,

03:53Remco Evenepoel

03:54or Jonas Fingergaard

03:55really going head to head

03:56with him and

03:57and that it's going

03:58to be

04:00yeah,

04:01a strong battle until the end

04:02in the Tour de France,

04:03for example.

04:06I've never seen

04:07Eddie Merckx racing.

04:09So it's always difficult

04:10to compare times.

04:13It's, it's, it was a different age

04:15when Eddie Merckx was racing

04:17compared to now.

04:19So it's, it's always difficult

04:20to compare.

04:21Yeah.

04:22Yeah.

04:23I think,

04:25well, a lot of, a lot of stories

04:29had been written already

04:30about Ayuso leaving

04:31and Ayuso not,

04:33not working for,

04:35for the leaders.

04:36But I can also understand,

04:37I mean, there's, there's,

04:39there's today Pogacar

04:41and if today Pogacar

04:42is on the start line,

04:44everybody's,

04:45all his teammates

04:46are always running for him.

04:47Of course.

04:48Because he's,

04:49he's the very best there is.

04:50But Ayuso is still a young rider.

04:52And if he stays at UAE,

04:56if, if he would have stayed

04:57in UAE and he would have worked

04:59for Pogacar,

05:00he would have had a great career.

05:02But, but probably without

05:06any big opportunities

05:07to go for himself.

05:09So I think it's a bold move

05:11for him to, to move

05:13to Little Trek.

05:15But it could also really work out.

05:17And, and now he can finally,

05:19race for himself.

05:22And I think that's, that's,

05:24that's better for a diversion

05:26of, of all the big leaders

05:28to, to go to different teams

05:30and fight it out in the race,

05:31you know?

05:32Yes.

05:34I think so.

05:35I think Vingegaard will,

05:36will definitely be in the coming few years,

05:41he will definitely still be,

05:42the big, the biggest competitor

05:46in the Tour de France.

05:47Not that the one day races,

05:50but that the Tour de France,

05:51I think it's,

05:52it's going to be a clash

05:54between Vingegaard and, and, and Pogacar

05:56for maybe another couple of years.

06:00I think they are.

06:03Um, it's gradually improving,

06:06but the difficulty about mental health

06:10is also that there's no data available

06:13to, to say, or to say what your mental health is

06:18and how to improve it.

06:20You know, uh, you can see all the data

06:23of how much power you push on the pedals

06:25and you can see all the data of your nutrition

06:28and you can see all the data.

06:30So that's all very available

06:32and we can measure it

06:34and we can, uh, change it.

06:37You know, uh, if, if, if, uh,

06:40if you do bad values on, on the power meter,

06:43you can change your training, you can rest

06:45or whatever the trainer and you,

06:48they know what to do.

06:50But with mental health, it's very difficult.

06:52You cannot put it in data.

06:55So I think it's, it's something that,

06:57that, that will keep, that will,

07:00that will say an issue for, for, for maybe always.

07:04But, uh, it's also, it's where the basic

07:07of, of, of performance starts.

07:09I mean, you need to be happy to perform.

07:11So, um, I think teams acknowledge that

07:15and they are definitely finding, uh, ways to, to,

07:19yeah, to help the riders with that.

07:21But, uh, it's gradually improving,

07:23but it's, it's definitely not there yet.

07:25Uh, one of the things that I, I, I didn't like

07:30anymore as a rider was the, the always traveling.

07:34So I was away from home for more than 200 days per year,

07:38maybe 250 days per year.

07:40And as a sports director,

07:42you're always away from home as well.

07:44So I don't see myself immediately, uh,

07:49getting into a sports director role because of, uh,

07:54because of that.

07:55But, um, uh, maybe if I could do more from home,

07:59uh, yeah, that could be, that could be very helpful.

08:03Have a nice idea.

08:05With that, that could be very helpful.

08:07.

08:08It could be very helpful.

08:09It's being helpful.

08:11I think that your,

08:13the Wednesday's silence should be very helpful.

08:14That's being helpful.

08:16Mm-hm.

08:20Yeah.

08:21You,

08:22� Bloom looks a little bit perhaps eligible.

08:24Yeah.

08:26Okay,

08:26but moreouter than when I'm leaving now.

08:29Actually,

08:30No would you lose any Meter?

Dumoulin: “Ayuso es joven y con talento, su salida es valiente para correr por sí mismo"

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