Sepp Kuss explains the infighting at the Vuelta a España 2023 with team Jumbo-Visma and his aims for 2024. More Tour information: https://flosports.link/3s2aoP3

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  1. FloBikes, it’s not at all okay to be editing Sepp’s comments as you are doing here, with cuts every few seconds mid sentence. He’s talking about very personal, important moments and reflections from the Vuelta, and in the conversations and tensions he experienced with his teammates. This shouldn’t be edited like a gear review video.

  2. QUote from a Dutch article:
    “I never hesitated to help them”
    Ultimately, Jumbo-Visma pulled Kuss's card, but that was not because the American had banged his fist on the table.
    “Not necessarily, I said I understood their position and why they wanted to go for it. But also that I hoped they understood how I felt and how I have felt over the years when I helped them. I never hesitated to help them, even though I also had to give up my own ambitions to assist them.”

  3. Sepp is a great rider and showed Primoz and Jonas lots of respect, unfortunately they didn't return the favor. Always remember that Sepp, you got to take care of you

  4. Sepp Kuss is an exceptional rider, doing three big tours in the same year, and at that level… Happy that things worked out good for him, in spite of the tensions arising within the team. We will see more good things in 2024.

  5. Love Sepp and how he has handled himself. I hope so much he is able to stay true to the person he has been regardless of what happens. I will be rooting for him and eagerly watching what he does moving forward. Here's hoping he might be able to help raise the profile of cycling in the USA!

  6. Sepp's win now changes the dynamic in the tour. If pogacar sees sepp ride off the front while he's isolated he now needs to shutdown that gap making vingegaards job easier.

  7. I wonder if coming back to the US is a letdown considering how little coverage cycling gets here compared to how other countries celebrate their monument and grand tour winners…

  8. So, Jonas goes up the road and Premos' stays with Kuss, allowing Jonas to move into second place. Then, Premoz goes up the road and Jonas follows him leaving Kuss by himself. If you think Premoz couldn't have followed Jonas, you'd be wrong….Premoz only wanted the second place he had earned, being Better than Jonas easily, to that point. Premoz took some criticism that should have been put on Jonas. Premoz was extremely happy for Kuss who was always their for him. Premoz has the heart of a lion and All class! 😊

  9. I love Sepp but he still has a lot to prove when it comes to being a GC rider. Yes, he won, but he also got very lucky in the first stages putting him in this position. It is one thing to be up there in the GC as a helper, but to be a true GC rider you will have to ride completely differently.

  10. That was the best cycling interview all year. An amazing year for Sepp and i don't think he gets enough kudos for the late addition to the Giro line up. I'm not sure what else they need to do to win the UCI team ranking in 2024 but i wish them luck.

  11. Sepp, if it weren't for you, Pog would have at least another TDF, maybe two. You're the difference between JV wins and mere "podium spots". No matter how many riders like WVA or Rog Jonas used to dummy Tadej, he always had a lieutenant ready on the climbs.

  12. “I don’t know whether they needed the help”

    Come on Kuss. While not the best grand tour rider you are the best mountain domestique. You have the most consistent pacing and performance in the mountains.

    Jonas and Primoz should be grateful for you having their back in so many instances.

  13. What a great interview, flobikes. Good to get some additional insight and also hear Sepp speak a bit more candidly and stand up for his position in the race. Sepp is every bit the guy we've always thought him to be

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