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Sarah Storey: ‘I have jam sandwiches passed to me when I’m cycling on the road’ | Life and style | The Observer

“My worst experience food-wise was at the 1996 Atlanta Games. The queue  in the village was three hours long so it was better to go to McDonald’s  than tire out your legs waiting. In the early days, before we had  nutritionists to provide hotels with sample menus, we found ourselves at  McDonald’s more often than we’d want to admit. That’s because it’s the  same the world over so you know what you’re getting. I competed in  Eastern Europe once and the food was so unrecognisable the whole team  literally lived on chocolate for a week. You learn more as you travel  more often, but sometimes any fuel is better than no fuel.”

Nice piece on what Sarah Storey eats while cycling!

womenscycling:

Sarah Storey: ‘I have jam sandwiches passed to me when I’m cycling on the road’ | Life and style | The Observer

“My worst experience food-wise was at the 1996 Atlanta Games. The queue in the village was three hours long so it was better to go to McDonald’s than tire out your legs waiting. In the early days, before we had nutritionists to provide hotels with sample menus, we found ourselves at McDonald’s more often than we’d want to admit. That’s because it’s the same the world over so you know what you’re getting. I competed in Eastern Europe once and the food was so unrecognisable the whole team literally lived on chocolate for a week. You learn more as you travel more often, but sometimes any fuel is better than no fuel.”

Nice piece on what Sarah Storey eats while cycling!

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