David Chamberlain and fellow Atomic racer Chris Cook took the top two places in Wednesday's SuperTour classic sprint in Cable, WI with some eye-popping power, tempo, and speed. Here's what they had to say when it was over.
Chamberlain pushing the pace with Colin Rodgers in the semifinal
</p><p>F.S. What was your approach going into this race—were you using it as max-effort training, or trying to be smart and only use as much energy as you had to throughout the day?</p><p>C.C. -It was a little bit of both. It was a good race to go to, I knew these guys are good sprinters. I qualified hard and then I kind of worked into it, skied all the way into the finals and then really tried to throw down for the final. </p><p>With it being a little longer, hillier course, did you feel like you could really kill it the whole way or did you have to be a little bit careful on that first hill?</p><p>-No, I think with some of my distance background, it’s helped my sprint game—if the sprint does get a little long I can still go as hard as I can and not feel like I’m not gonna make the finish.</p><p><BR><center><img src=)
How are you feeling about this weekend?
-Good…it’s a good confidence builder to keep building on and I hope to be skiing even faster once I get over there [to Italy.]
When are you heading over?
-I’m going to leave Monday, it’s going to be busy.
And you’re doing both of these races [at Telemark] this weekend?
-Probably just the first one, then I gotta head back and start getting ready.
Alright, well good job today.
-Thankyou.
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