How The How The Race Was Won Was Made

May 25 2017

For as long as I’ve been making these, people have been asking how long it takes. Now you can see for yourself (sort of).

The finished video is here: https://www.cyclocosm.com/2017/05/how-the-race-was-won-giro-ditalia-2017-stages-10-15/, though the kitchen sequence is actually from here: https://www.cyclocosm.com/2017/05/how-the-race-was-won-giro-ditalia-2017-stages-5-9/. Stages 1-4, if you’re curious, are here: https://www.cyclocosm.com/2017/05/how-the-race-was-won-giro-ditalia-2017-stages-1-4/

And the Recon Ride (Rest Day Round-Up?) recorded (off-camera) between segments here: https://www.cyclocosm.com/2017/05/the-recon-ride-podcast-giro-ditalia-2017-rest-day-round-up-ii/

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