Can’t resist changing the subject for some reading of a lighter...

Can’t resist changing the subject for some reading of a lighter and more amusing nature. I had a conversation with someone last week about our departed MD which led to me checking something out.

All that time we thought we had an experienced business leader at the helm seems he was just cycling fast - or not. I am fascinated by the way people reinvent themselves

https://en.everybodywiki.com/Nicholas_Clark_(cyclist)

”His professional career began at the 1993 UCI Mens Road Junior World's Junior Men's road race held in Oslo Norway; he finished 3rd. Clark was called to the Belgium pro continental team Spenco. He was noticed as a strong all-rounder where he secured his first UCI ProTour contract to Chazal, which later became world tour team Petit Casino Ag2r, where he was placed in the call-up squad.Clark was released from Casino after two seasons where he returned to pro continental teams. Clark stopped cycling for a period of time, before regaining elite category with Cycling Australia. Clark moved to the US and began coaching at TER an elite men and women's domestic team. Clark formally retired from competitive cycling in 2015 to become a full-time coach, but still informally competes for major events worldwide and continues to hold a professional category license at USA Cycling as well as a level 2 coach with power based credentials”.

I am pretty sure though that Bob has only ever been into science with being a CEO a more recent event.

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May we all have a wonderful week