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Best Froome podcasts we could find (updated May 2020)
Best Froome podcasts we could find
Updated May 2020
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A comedy show about pro bike racing? A racing show with comedy? Even we're not sure. These three cycling aficionados met a decade ago as bike messengers and have spent countless hours racing, and more importantly discussing the finer qualities of all things bicycles, cycling culture and bike racing ever since. Join the conversation.
 
Randy Back takes you through all things in the world of professional cycling on the Overtime Media Network. Strap into your peddles as we're going to be taking a ride over the cobbles of Belgium and climbing our way through the mountains of Italy and France as we separate ourselves from the pack by providing you with all the news from the World Tour peloton. Overtime Media; Your Sport. Your Team. On your time. Overtime is a Sports Podcast Network covering Pro and College Sports leagues and t ...
 
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“He walks along with a lurch, unbalanced and awkward. If you are not prepared for how utterly changed his posture is off the bike, it comes as a shock. When we are inside his suite, I tell him what I think. ‘Honestly? You walk like a drunk, Chris.’ ‘I do, he says, ‘yeah.'” Following his horrendous crash prior to last year’s Dauphiné, many doubted w…
 
The Giro would have been hitting the hills any time now but there's no need to let the lockdown stop you getting your fix of mountain views. Regular Rouleur photographer Michael Blann has updated and re-released his classic book Mountains: Epic Cycling Climbs and he talks about his love of mountain landscapes, with a couple of tips for the amateur …
 
Are the greatest and the most successful the same or different? That’s the hot topic in this week’s edition of the Cyclingnews podcast as Ed Pickering and Patrick Fletcher go head-to-head and attempt to rank the greatest GC Grand Tour riders of the WorldTour era. In no particular order we selected ten riders: Nairo Quintana, Tom Dumoulin, Chris Fro…
 
SLOW RIDE REVIEWS is back!!!!!!!! This week we answer the age-old question---great gravel shoe or ultimate dad shoe? Or maybe it's a race shoe? We'll find out when Tim reviews the Bontrager GR-2 and speaks with Bontrager Director of Product for Helmets and Footwear, April Beard. Plus tales of locks we have lost and locks that actually still work wh…
 
“Here I was, standing on a sand dune in Belgium, drinking a powerful Praline Chocolate Porter. Everything started to make perfect sense.” 'Cross may not be coming - for a while yet, at least - but that doesn't mean we can't daydream about days spent mucking around in the mud. For our latest Longreads Podcast we've turned back the clock to November …
 
We're not going to sugar coat it; This could be the most important episode of The Slow Ride Podcast, ever. We cover all the bike racing there is to cover, and still have over an HOUR of premo content for you. Buckle up! This week we are supported by WORX Hydroshot portable washer! Just in time for spring classics season, and gravel training rides. …
 
In the latest episode of the Cyclingnews podcast, brought to you by Sportful, Pinarello and Floyds of Leadville, we catch up with Sam Bennett on living in lockdown and how he envisages the year unfolding. We also chat with Nathan Haas with the Australian providing us with his selection of tunes to listen to while training indoors. There’s time to a…
 
Luke Rowe checks in from home in Cardiff, training away as usual and enjoying some unexpected extra time with the family while adjusting his sights for a hoped-for return to racing later in the year. The Ineos rider’s been getting battered by team-mate Rohan Dennis on Zwift, misses racing the Spring Classics but is keeping a calm perspective on the…
 
Life in lockdown means we can't bring you any episodes with Brad right now, but why not take advantage of a prolonged break in the racing calendar to revisit some of the great tales from the peloton's past? There are now 20 episodes of Re-Cycle, Eurosport's cycling history podcast, for you to discover, and today we are giving you the most recent in…
 
In this episode of the Cyclingnews Podcast Women’s Edition we sat down with Mitchelton-Scott rider Annemiek van Vleuten in the spring of 2019 ahead of what turned out to be one of the biggest years in her career. It was a year that saw the Dutch all-rounder secure victory at Liège-Bastogne-Liège, a second overall title at the Giro Rosa and then dom…
 
There may be no bike racing, but (luckily?) that doesn't mean there aren't any problems to solve. Join us and be wisked away to the magical land of Michigan(?), but before that let's get weird on Primal Wear dot com This week we are supported by WORX Hydroshot portable washer! Just in time for spring classics season, and gravel training rides. This…
 
A bumper edition of the CN podcast It’s been a few weeks since our last episode but the Cyclingnews podcast is back with interviews with Tom Dumoulin and Matt White We also discuss the likelihood of the Tour de France taking place later this year and whether it’s too soon to get excited about race dates that have been scheduled for the second half …
 
Geraint Thomas is used to spending hours in the saddle but even he admits his latest challenge is a tough one. He's riding the turbo in his garage for three 12-hour shifts to raise money for the NHS. No team cars, no domestiques and no post-ride massages - but plenty of supporters joining him on Zwift. Ian Parkinson asks how he's coping and whether…
 
With the world going into lockdown, indoor riding is, unsurprisingly, on the rise. Turbo trainers are selling out faster than toilet rolls and training app subscriber numbers have gone though the roof. We spend the day in a London studio with Mathieu van der Poel and the copious film crew to find out why Zwift is leading the way in the market. The …
 
Day eleventy-seven of social distancing and we're having fever dreams about eSports bike racing, Michael Matthews, and an old-timey radio drama about anthropomorphic bike parts. What's even real anymore? This week we are supported by WORX Hydroshot portable washer! Just in time for spring classics season, and gravel training rides. This thing is am…
 
A Rouleur podcast special, brought to you by Cycling in Flanders and the Ronde van Vlaanderen. We're proud be to be able to support our friends at Cycling in Flanders by syndicating this podcast, which will transport cycling fans to an era of unwritten, thrilling cycling history - just as if you were listening to the commentary to a genuine, live c…
 
Cycling commentator and editor of the Road Book Ned Boulting is, like many of us, figuring out how to continue working in unprecedented times. How is he filling his time? Will the mighty Road Book be a narrow tome next year? And why has he deleted his Twitter account, just when everyone else is using it more than ever? Nathan Haas, meanwhile, is in…
 
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