Joe and Guillaume talk about today's stage of the 2021 Tour de France, where Alpecin did the back to back, but more notably, saw a lot of riders hitting the deck, with Ewan and Haig out of the race, and Primoz Roglic losing a minute 

Joe and Guillaume talk about today's stage of the 2021 Tour de France, where Mathieu Van der Poel put everyone to bed by doing what his late grandfather couldn't, getting the yellow jersey.

Guillaume talks about the opening stage of the 2021 Tour de France, where World Champ Julian Alaphilippe put everyone to bed by destroying the competition, in what was a hectic stage, scene of 2 huge crashes putting a lot of riders out of contention for the yellow jersey 

Joe and Guillaume talk all things Giro after a wonderful three weeks in Italy.

Joe and Guillaume say goodbye to the Giro as Pippo Ganna wins in a dramatic manner ahead of Rémi Cavagna, and Eduardo Affini, but the story of the day is of course Egan Bernal taking the Maglia Rosa home, winning the Trofeo San Fine on his frirst attempt 

Joe and Guillaume first discuss Stage 20 of the Giro with Damiano Caruso taking the honours, and then take a look ahead of the 21st stage of the Giro, the final Time-Trial in Milano, with Egan Bernal most likely finishing in pink tomorrow 

Joe and Guillaume first discuss Stage 19 of the Giro with Simon Yates taking the honours, and then take a look ahead of the 20th stage of the Giro, leading to the Alpe Motta, for what is the last mountain stage, and inline stage of this edition of the Giro d'Italia

Joe and Guillaume discuss stage 18 of the Giro d'Italia, between Rovereto and Stradella, which saw a massive breakaway taking the win, with Alberto Bettiol, Carthy's number one babysitter, tahking the only shot he's had on this race to go ahead and win it !

Joe and Guillaume discuss stage 17 of the Giro d'Italia, between Canazei and Sega di Ala, which saw the first cracks in the pink jersey of Egan Bernal, losing near to a minute on Simon Yates, in a stage where Dan Martin became a winner on all 3 Grands Tours 

Joe and Guillaume take a look ahead of the 17th stage of the Giro, leading to Sega di Ala, with a potential breakaway win and the toughest climb of this Giro so far.