Peter Sagan Quotes Page 2

“A plan is only worth what it is worth, and nothing more.”

“But it is not about luck, it is the plan, which has worked.”

“I prefer to be on the podium, rather than on the bus, arguing with the team about what has gone wrong.”

“If I want to win, I have to be able to compete. And if I want to compete, I have to train.”

“Isn't it better to lose a great race than to win a boring one? I'm not sure. I will keep trying to win big races in the future so I don't have to keep asking myself that question.”

“Life can change in the blink of an eye. Some doors are closing, while others are opening. You can win, or you can go to the ground. In a matter of an instant you can fall in love; or you can lose someone very close.”

“No matter what good day you think you have, remember that there could always be someone else enjoying an equally good day, and who is smarter than you.”

“This is a curious anomaly that cycling has: an individual sport that is practiced as a team.”