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Video: Johan Vansummeren Interview
Johan Vansummeren is almost two meters tall, 1,98cm to be more precise, that’s tall for a cyclist, but how tall must he have stood after winning the 2011 Paris-Roubaix? Johan made the important break and left his companions to ride solo into the famous velodrome. We managed to catch up with the tall Belgian at the Roubaix velodrome during a photoshooting for the Castelli Winter’13 catalog. Use the timer to jump between the questions. 0:13 How does it feel like standing on the Roubaix Velodrome? 0:37 Did you know you could win the Roubaix? 1:09 How did you get into cycling? 3:10 When dd you realize that you were good on cobbles? 4:18 Any bad experience on cobbles? 4:42 What tyre pressure do you run on cobbles? 4:49 Are there other races that you dream of winning? 5:36 When was your first time in the SanRemo SpeedSuit? 6:20 Whats the benefits of wearing the SanRemo SpeedSuit? 6:39 What about the winter SanRemo Thermosuit? 6:54 Whats your favorite Castelli product? More info on Vansummeren’s favorite Castelli products? SanRemo SpeedSuit SanRemo ThermoSuit Gabba Jersey
Video: Vansummeren talks Gabba and SpeedSuits
Spring/Summer 2013 Catalog
Castelli has continuously created new innovations to give our athletes an innovative advantage in the last crucial bit when pushing for the line and glory.
Testing the ‘Cross SanRemo Speedsuit

When it comes to leading the way in technological advancements in racing apparel Castelli lead the way. Following on from the success of the Sanremo Speedsuit that Johan Vansummeren rode to victory in to win Paris-Roubaix it is evident that the Castelli speedsuit does indeed provide “an unfair advantage”!

