Greg Minnaar off Santa Cruz Syndicate? Team Rumours in MUTN Podcast with Andreas Kolb

It’s another stonking podcast episode from Making Up The Numbers. From car mechanic to World Cup winner… In this episode our very special guest is Atherton Racing’s Andi Kolb. There’s also Jack Reading’s retirement 20 questions, and possibly the biggest #teamrumour of all time.

And yep, talk of Greg Minnaar departing Santa Cruz Syndicate (for Norco?). Team Rumours section begins about 15-16 mins in.

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Previously on Making Up The Numbers Podcast

Season 5

• Episode 8 | Charlie Hatton and Martin Whiteley
• Episode 7 | Øisin Ø Callaghan and Harriet Harnden
• Episode 6 | Benoit Coulanges and Camille Balanche
• Episode 5 | Fort William Special
• Episode 4 | Gracie Hemstreet
• Episode 3 | Tahnee Seagrave and Roger Viera
• Episode 2 | Ed Masters
• Episode 1 | Fort William Special

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