It’s round three of #FairlyGroupFriday. The third part of the four-part Fan Q&A series features our entire Amgen Tour of California squad that recently scored our first WorldTour win of the season. All questions come from fan submissions via Twitter and Facebook. Have anything you want to know? Hit us up using #FairlyGroupFriday on Twitter or in response to our call-out for questions on social media.

If Cannondale delivered the race bikes as framesets and parts, which of your teammates would get his bike race ready the quickest?

Brendan Canty: Kristijan Koren
Alberto Bettiol: Davide Formolo
Wouter Wippert: Hugh Carthy
Lawson Craddock: Alex Howes
Toms Skujins: Alex Howes. He has the skills of a magician.
Taylor Phinney: Alex Howes

What’s the strangest thing you’ve been asked to sign?

Canty: Cycling cap from a different WorldTour team
Bettiol: Once in Japan they asked me to sign an iPhone
Wippert: A saddle
Craddock: I signed someone’s back once.
Andrew Talansky: Always interesting to me when people ask me to sign a bike. It’s there forever. That’s a big commitment
Skujins: iPhone
Phinney: A larger than life size poster of my face

What’s the last movie you watched and would you recommend it?

Canty: La La Land on the flight to the States. I highly enjoyed it, so I’d recommend it.
Bettiol: The Founder. Yes, I recommend it.
Wippert: Fast and Furious 8. 100% recommend.
Craddock: Kill Bill. Hell yeah.
Skujins: Guardians of the Galaxy. Yes, I recommend it.
Phinney: Coming to America. Of course I recommend it. Eddie Murphy. 80s.

Which of your teammates is most likely to know by heart all the lyrics of R. Kelly’s Ignition (Remix)?

Canty: Mike Woods
Wippert: Taylor Phinney
Brown: Lawson Craddock
Craddock: My wife
Skujins: Easy. Hugh Carthy
Phinney: Maybe me

Fill in the blank. I love racing in the United States because ________________.

Canty: The fans really get behind and support the riders
Bettiol: The hotel rooms are so huge, and the beds are so comfortable.
Wippert: The hotels have queen beds.
Brown: In and Out Burger
Craddock: Food
Talansky: It’s home!
Skujins: The fans are considerate, loud and the good kind of crazy
Phinney: Chipotle

Who is the first person you call/text after a race?

Canty: I usually don’t text straight after a stage unless something dramatic happens, but in general it’s my family or my girlfriend
Bettiol: My girlfriend
Wippert: My girl
Brown: My girlfriend
Craddock: My wife
Talansky: My wife Kate
Skujins: Vaughters
Phinney: I usually end up talking to my mom. She texts me every day.

Who on the team would win a dance off?

Canty: Rigoberto Uran
Bettiol: Taylor Phinney
Wippert: Alberto Bettiol
Brown: Taylor Phinney
Craddock: Taylor Phinney
Skujins: I reckon our swanny John Adams would just crush everyone. They call him Disco Johnny for a reason.
Phinney: Nate Brown.

If you could have one super power, what would you choose?

Canty: Ability to fly
Bettiol: Something to let me come back to the past
Wippert: Invisibility
Craddock: Spider-Man powers
Skujins: The ability to turn anything into potatoes
Phinney: Fourth dimensionality

What food/drink would you eat more of if you weren’t a pro cyclist?

Canty: Red wine and pizza
Bettiol: Tiramisu
Wippert: Cocktails
Brown: Mexican
Craddock: Margaritas
Talansky: There isn’t one thing. I enjoy everything in moderation. Balance is the key.
Skujins: More beer!
Phinney: Cigarettes (laughs)

Who has the best taste in music? The worst?

Canty: Phinny. He loves creating his own beats. Not sure who has the worst taste. I’d love to know what everyone else listens to while warming up.
Bettiol: The best is Taylor; the worst is Formolo
Wippert: Dylan van Baarle is the best. The worst is Canty.
Brown: Alex Howes has the best taste in music.
Craddock: Phinney. And Phinney.
Skujins: Phinney has the best and sometimes the worst.
Phinney: Worst I would say Lawson. Country. Best taste in music – can I say myself? Is that weird? I can’t say myself.

If you could have a redo on any day of your career, which would it be and why?

Canty: Probably 2017 National Road Champions to see if anything would have been different had I counted laps properly.
Bettiol: I would redo my first year as a pro and weigh less
Brown: None
Talansky: I live in the present. The past is the past. When it’s done, it’s done.
Skujins: None. I’ve really enjoyed the path my career has taken me on, and I love where I am.
Phinney: That’s an impossible question to answer. No. There are too many variables.

Read #FairlyGroupFriday round one here and round two here.