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S1 Ep683: The WorldTour Race Where The Pros Averaged Under 100w! | GCN Show Ep. 683

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Global Cycling Network
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Feb 10, 2026
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Summary

This week on the GCN Show, we dive into the surprisingly "easy" stages of the UAE Tour, where pro riders were recording average power outputs of less than 100 watts. We also examine a sobering new study on whether car drivers actually understand cyclist hand signals and check in on Conor Dunne’s progress (and eating habits) at the Atlas Mountain Race. Plus, we reveal the most successful race bike in history and take a look at your latest ingenious hacks and questionable bodges! Chapters: ⏱️ 00:00 - Welcome to the GCN Show! 00:45 - Tadej Pogačar & Slim Shady 01:15 - Lance Armstrong Movie News 02:27 - Racing at 100 Watts: UAE Tour 13:51 - Cycling Shorts - Atlas Mountain Race Update 18:22 - Do Drivers Understand Cyclist Signals? 25:12 - The Most Successful Race Bike Ever? 29:49 - Hack or Bodge of the Week 36:26 - Caption Competition 39:27 Comment of the week DISCLAIMER: Conor has unfortunately had to pull out of the Atlas Mountain Race, but hang tight for the video coming soon to see what went down!