Lmao ,Palzer's dad on Anton telling him he's going to be a Procyclist: "That's when I said 'Ah go, you're going to be stupid, you're going to stand out there on the road and snort the fumes'."
I met them on the road in Gran Canaria two weeks ago training together! Must be a good signYeah, thats why I didn't mention him
Not entirely fair though. I guess the Vertical race is the most relevant discipline (without downhill skiing and individual as opposed to the overall ranking where team results are also counted). And there he is the number 2 of all time after some Spanish guy (who is, however, some years older).Well good for him and the cycling world, that the other nineteen better ski mountaineers are not changing sports, too.
Bonnet is also good friends with Tao Geoghean Hart and raced the worlds with a Ineos base layer, so theres that.Not entirely fair though. I guess the Vertical race is the most relevant discipline (without downhill skiing and individual as opposed to the overall ranking where team results are also counted). And there he is the number 2 of all time after some Spanish guy (who is, however, some years older).
1 1/2 months ago, at the World Championship in Andorra, Palzer won the silver medal in the Vertical race. Remi Bonnet, Switzerland, won quite by some confident margin though. And he is younger than Palzer. So if the experiment goes well, this might be the new target guy for cycling teams
Palzer getting you so excited that you're forgetting how to speak English?
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