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@met_helmets · September 17, 2026

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A crash can happen in a millisecond, but the conversation about concussion should last a lot longer. In cycling, the race keeps going and the story moves on. We talk about the bike, the equipment, the damage. But what about the head? The new episode of The Helmet Podcast is all about concussion, with Dr Adrian Rotunno, Team Doctor at UAE Team Emirates-XRG. We look at what happens after a head impact, what a crashed helmet can tell us, and why cycling needs to get better at talking about concussion. And that’s Tadej Pogačar’s helmet on the table. Listen to the full conversation wherever you get your podcasts.