Interviewer: You and Jeremy together at the front separation that --

Tim Johnson: Yeah.

Interviewer: It's interesting because Jeremy said he's allowed only to speak one
word to each other in the race and you know where everyone is
watching and thinking like how are they going to sort this out.

Tim Johnson: Well, you know he's flying. I mean I was just saying that you know
Jeremy, he wasn't excited about how he felt yesterday but today he
just went out of the blocks and he was killing it and he was right
on the row on. He has the sun dialed and you know it's -- we were
just racing and the road was difficult all the time and you know
being in -- is one thing but you know we're just really racing as fast
as we could go and the separation happened on the dock on the
backside and that was a little gap that kind of split us up but you
know he was flying. It definitely wasn't easy out there.

Interviewer: Were you thinking that it might come down to a sprint or I mean
what's going to happen on the last lap?

Tim Johnson: He's got a good kick on it. I'm not much of a sprinter so if I -- you
know, if I had gone on a few more laps then I would have had to
really try and dig and try to make it happen before the sprint
because I would have picked him to run a sprint over me any day.

Interviewer: What's the different -- confidence to run through a race like this
especially the altitude?

Tim Johnson: Well I mean that’s crazy but I don't -- he really is kicker because
the last years that I've been coming here I've always had one day
that you just kind of wonder to forget about because when you
come out and see you can't go as hard as you want to go because as
soon as you go super hard then you need time to recover and that’s
kind of the name of the game here. So to have two days where you
can actually get some ranges and powers also aside for --