Want to know a little more about Trek World Racing's breakout U23XC rider? The music a person listens to says alot about them. Whether it's getting amped for a race run, spinning it out on the trainer or just chillin in the tent post-race, the music a rider chooses is quite telling about his/her personality. Enjoy this weekly installment of Trek World Racing's "Tunes to Ride By," sponsored by JBL.

Week 2: Mathias Flückiger

Training:

The music is very important during training for me. I never hear as much music as I do during training. I listen to a lot of different artists and styles. Most important is that the sound has a good rhythm. For this reason, I currently like David Guetta.

• David Guetta: "Gettin Over"
  
• David Guetta "When Love Takes Over"
• Lady Gaga "Bad Romance"

Relaxing:

Unfortunately, I don't have much time for relaxing these days. With study, training and work... But it must have a good sound and be a little slower. For example, a little track from a sad movie, so can I dream well and relax.

• Jame Blunt "Shine On"
• Bob Marley "Could You be Loved"
• Enya "Now We Are Free"

Pre-Race:

For me, this music will be very similar to training as it must be uplifting and usually have a good beat.

• Fedde Le Grande "Scared of Me"
• Creedence Clearwater Revival "Fortunate Son"
• David Guetta "I Gotta Feeling"

Traveling:

When I'm traveling, I like to listen to music which will help me to sleep well, especially on long flights, so I can dream and sleep deeply. In many ways, it's the same as the relaxing playlist.

• Laura Pausini "Son Amores"
• Bob Marley "No Woman No Cry"

Special thanks to JBL for supplying all the goods to rock out hard whenever and wherever you want -- on the trail, in the car or at home.