# Adrian Rotunno

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Tour de France Special! Interview with Dr Adrian Rotunno from UAE Team Emirates

In today’s episode, Dr Minjon Ras hosts Dr Adrian Rotunno as we take a sneak peak into his life as the medical director of UAE Team Emirates Pro Cycling Team. Dr Rotunno shares his passion for cycling medicine and provides valuable information regarding the pre-race, in-race & post-race considerat…

What It Really Takes To Ride The Tour de France: A Doctor's Perspective

Explore the challenges of working as a doctor at the Tour de France as Ross and Mike talk to Dr Adrian Rotunno, one of the team physicians for the UAE Team Emirates pro cycling team. Rotunno talks candidly about being a doctor in a pro cycling world tainted by doping; what it takes to keep riders h…

What It Really Takes To Ride The Tour de France: A Doctor's Perspective

Explore the challenges of working as a doctor at the Tour de France as Ross and Mike talk to Dr Adrian Rotunno, one of the team physicians for the UAE Team Emirates pro cycling team.

Inside the Huddle: Visions and Goals for SASMAs future

In this first episode for 2025, Dr Kyle Winik, meets up with Dr Adrian Rotunno, our newly elected SASMA President for 2024-2026. Adrian highlights the importance of SASMA, his visions and goals for the next two years and how together by collaborating we can all make a difference in growing the fie…

Exercise - discussion with Dr Adrian Rotunno

How do we incorporate exercise into our lives so that it becomes part of our daily routine? Exercise = passion, it does not = a task. How do we facilitate the movement from seeing exercise as a task, to a passion? Virgin Active

S01E08: TALKING CONCUSSION WITH DR ROTUNNO FROM UAE TEAM EMIRATES

What can a helmet tell us about a crash? For this episode, we take Tadej Pogačar’s helmet from his Vuelta crash into the conversation with Dr Adrian Rotunno, team doctor at UAE Team Emirates-XRG. We look at what happens to the head and brain in a crash, why concussion can be difficult to recognise…