#athlete-support

#athlete-support

It felt like chaos, sounded like chaos and was a total sensory overload. People were yelling at riders, music was blasting from every tent and my adrenaline was absolutely through the roof.

Things weren't handled very well, Chapman tells FourFourTwo. I just needed a bit of time and understanding, but you don't understand if you're not a parent.

When I arrived in Australia in January I was uncomfortable, also because it seemed to me that the other players looked at me differently. For a moment, I even thought about giving up everything.

I spent a better part of my career dominating my events, being the fastest in the world, and having to explain to people that I was still racing.

Mayo expressed deep remorse for his performance and acknowledged criticism, but emphasized his commitment to improvement and the hard work he puts in daily.