Weirdest team-mates, teleportation and the end of cycling in 2050: Ten questions with Caleb Ewan
'I don't know how to describe Roger Kluge, he's just weird'
2019 has been a year Australian sprinter Caleb Ewan will be able to look back on fondly.
After switching teams from Mitchelton-Scott to Lotto-Soudal, the 25-year-old went into his first ever participation in the Tour de France and came away with three stage wins. Including claiming victory on the Champs-Élysées on stage 21.
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However, after a season of incessantly talking about racing, what went well and what went wrong, how the legs are feeling, it can be nice to take a moment in the off-season to find out a bit more about the person behind the rider.
Therefore, when we caught up Caleb Ewan at the recent Six Day London, we decided to delve a bit further, go a bit left field. What superpower would Ewan choose? And what does he think the world will be like in 2050?
Here are ten questions with Caleb Ewan.
The Six Day Series continues in Manchester on March 13, get your tickets here.
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