I'm optimistic. I think they'll go by the criteria and things will work out fine.

I'm disappointed. I disagreed with their application of the selection criteria. I wanted a hearing on the matter, which is what the USOC recommended. I received a fair hearing and I respect the arbitrators' decision.

It's really up to the campers, what they want to work on. Some people come with specific goals, others don't really care what they work on, they just want to become a good all-around rider.

One day I was on my deathbed. The next day I was given a new lease on life.

Both Chris and Tyler are outstanding, world-class athletes and either would be a great Olympian. We greatly respect Chris for his accomplishments in the sport.

We had quite a few people in their 60s last year. It's not just one or two. We've definitely got some regulars.

I was more nervous to meet them than I was for my Olympic race. I mean, how do you thank somebody for saving your life at the same time they just endured a horrible family tragedy?

Organ donors are the real heroes. I'm here today because of one. I'm forever grateful, forever humbled by that.

I feel they picked the wrong guy. We've already informed the USOC of the wrong decision. I'm confident they will reverse the decision.

I am certainly disappointed. It just boils down to a disagreement with the application of the criteria. I wanted a fair hearing on the matter and it was the process recommended by the USOC. I think I had a fair hearing and I respect the arbitrator's decision.