“This will mark a before and after for Spain”: that is the assessment put forward by A tumba abierta by AMIX in its latest cycling episode. The programme looks back in particular at Héctor Álvarez’s bronze medal, Paul Seixas’s emergence and the prospects for the Spanish team in Sunday’s road race.
Juan Ayuso’s condition after his crash is among the questions discussed, as is the role Enric Mas can play. In the face of Belgian strength, the podcast also considers whether Paul Seixas can produce a surprise.
Eduardo Talavera also joins the programme to discuss the Gran Fondo Pico de las Nieves. Among the tips he highlights for enjoying the challenge in Gran Canaria are choosing the right distance, managing effort from the first climb and eating during the ride.
A tumba abierta by AMIX, now in its fourth year with a new travel companion, is available free on Ivoox, Spotify, Apple Podcast, Omny and MARCA.com. It is released weekly from January to December, before becoming a daily programme during the three Grand Tours — Giro, Tour and Vuelta — with an episode after every stage. Twelve months of cycling, preparation, health and passion are promised.
Source : Marca
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