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Jens Voigt Discusses Vingegaard vs Pogačar in 2026 and Will Remco Evenepoel Rebound?

2026 is shaping up to be one of the most thrilling seasons in recent cycling history. Tadej Pogačar has already stormed to victory at the Strade Bianche and Milan–San Remo, while Jonas Vingegaard has claimed Paris–Nice and is on the verge of winning the Volta a Catalunya. In this episode, we sit do…

Dialed Podcast 381 - Digging into the state of local bike racing, team culture, and what it takes to it all alive

Send us a message! The crew is back and fully disheveled. Jake, Lance, Ian, and Matt kick things off with backpedals that cover Lance's last-minute solo van trip to El Tour de Scottsdale (3,000 riders, great legs, followed immediately by an emergency root canal), Ian's Michael Myers Memorial Time T…

Dialed Podcast 381 - Digging into the state of local bike racing, team culture, and what it takes to it all alive

Send us a message! The crew is back and fully disheveled. Jake, Lance, Ian, and Matt kick things off with backpedals that cover Lance's last-minute solo van trip to El Tour de Scottsdale (3,000 riders, great legs, followed immediately by an emergency root canal), Ian's Michael Myers Memorial Time T…

Pogacar, Evenepoel, or Seixas - Who will win Liège–Bastogne–Liège? - Domestique Cycling Podcast

Liège-Bastogne-Liège is the last monument of the spring. 259.5 km through the Ardennes, 11 climbs, and one big question: can anyone stop Tadej Pogačar? He is chasing a third consecutive win, something not done since Argentin in 1987, after already taking Strade Bianche, Milan-Sanremo, and the Tour …

Queenstage is coming in hot (from the cold) for 2026!

Welcome to the literal cold open from Rosael Torres-Davis and Molly Hurford, our snowbound reporters. We’re chatting about what’s coming up in 2026: team shifts, predictions and clashes we can’t wait to see, the races this show is covering, and some hints about the sponsors and special episodes tha…

Elise Chabbey talks pregnancy postive days before Giro d'Italia

This week on the podcast, Abby sat down with Elise Chabbey, top rider for FDJ United-Suez and winner of Strade Bianche, to talk about how she found out she was pregnant and what her thought process was after. With big goals on the horizon, what does the time away from the peloton mean for the Swiss…

Tour de France Femmes avec Zwift 2026 Stage 7: La Voulte-sur-Rhône to Mont Ventoux

Molly Hurford hosts with Rosael Torres-Davis and Anne-Marije Rook (back from parental leave) to break down the tour's most anticipated stage: the 147-kilometer haul from La Voulte-sur-Rhône over 3,500 meters of climbing to the summit of Mont Ventoux. Presenting sponsors: Bike Tires Direct and SRAM.…

Cycling Tuscany: The Ultimate Guide to Riding Italy’s Most Beautiful Roads or Why Tuscany Is One of Europe’s Best Cycling Destinations | Where We Ride

Have you ever dreamed of cycling through the heart of Tuscany?  In this episode of Where We Ride, Lee Bibring and Georgia Bullard explore what makes Tuscany such an incredible destination for bike travel, road cycling, and cycling adventures. From the rolling hills of Chianti and the famous w…

167. Sir Chris Hoy

This week James is joined Sir Chris Hoy, who if you haven’t heard of him was a pretty good cyclist in his day. Chris won six Olympic gold medals and one silver on the track, spanning four Olympic Games including that incredible week at the 2008 Beijing Olympics, where Chris won golds in the Team Sp…

168. Quoc Pham: Shoes, Geraint Thomas and the Far East factories

This week, James is joined by Quoc Pham, founder and designer of the eponymous cycling shoe brand. Before cycling, Quoc worked in fashion, running his own label, but turned his attention to making shoes in that classic way people do when they turn inventor: he found himself commuting around London …