In this episode of the Domestique Cycling Podcast, the host interviews British cyclist Tommy Portsmouth about his recent racing experiences, including a challenging weekend race with cuts and bruises on a climber's course. Tommy discusses his team Wagner Bersin's successful home racing event and looks ahead to the Tour de Britannia, highlighting the mix of pro and Devo teams participating. They delve into the state of UK racing, the financial challenges for Conti teams, and Tommy's positive experience at the Lincoln GP. Tommy shares his winter training regimen in Cyprus, emphasizing the importance of continuous pedaling and the freedom from EU visa restrictions. He reflects on his early cycling days in Belgium, his cycling idols Peter Sagan and Mark Cavendish, and his aspirations for the coming year, focusing on discipline and character building. The conversation also touches on Tommy's background in swimming and rugby and their influence on his disciplined approach to cycling.
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