Great story! Saving another person's life has to rank pretty darn high on the bucket list. Thank you for your service to your country and countrymen Davis!

Wait Wait Wait

Davis saves a life via multiple rounds of CPR...

...AND...

Still finishes 2nd over-all in the olympic distance?

That.
Is.
Baller.

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Exactly

pmcdc
Jun 27, 18 13:11
this was a superb match-up of questioner and interviewee. it pulled out what happened, exactly, and the wonderful personality of david.
great double job, you two.
peggy

Raced with him earlier this year, fast and nice guy! As he said... in the right place at the right time.

Great story!

OMG this is the most ST interview ever:

~1/3 of the way in:
ST: How fast did you realize that something was really wrong?

Davis: When I came up on him I initially thought it was more of a heat injury. Within 30 seconds though he stopped breathing and I lost his pulse.


~2/3 of the way in:
ST: What kind of bike do you ride and how is it set up?

Davis: TT wise I’ve been on a Specialized Shiv with Ultegra mechanical components for the last couple years. Nothing too fancy, I race with a waxed chain and some 808’s.

Oh my