BAND OF BROTHERS | Red Bull - BORA - hansgrohe cycling podcast

Of course we have to talk about the biggest success in our teams' history and we look back together with Rolf Aldag - head sport director - not only to the race but also the planning beforehand. But we also try to find out what's next for BORA - hansgrohe. 

For the last part of our Giro d'Italia series we catch up again at the team hotel with sports director Enrico Gasparotto, this time accompanied by Emanuel Buchmann. We talk about another successful week two for BORA - hansgrohe, but also about the decisive last week of the race.

After a remarkable first week for BORA - hansgrohe with two stage wins we talk with Enrico Gasparotto and Jai Hindley about the beginning of the Giro and what to expect from week two.

This time we are in Budapest for the Grande Partenza of the Giro d'Italia to look forward to 3 exciting weeks of racing.

The last cobble Classic of season is waiting this Sunday - Paris-Roubaix. It's called the hell of the north or the queen of Classics, but however you want to call it, it is mythical and Marco Haller tries to explain why.

Ahead of the Amstel Gold Race we talk together with Cian Uijtdebroeks and Ide Schelling about the only WorldTour race in the Netherlands and how to approach the race. Ide is kind of a local hero there and for Cian it will be his first ever WorldTour race.

This time we talk about the Tour of Flanders. A race that non other represents the Belgium cycling culture. More than 1 million fans are on the road and almost 4 millions are watching on TV. So what's so special about it?

In this episode we talk to Marco Haller about "la primavera", the race into the spring how the Italians are calling the first monument of the season - Milano Sanremo. According to Marco the 300km long race is the easiest to ride, but the hardest to win. 

In this episode we'll talk with the one and only Lukas Pöstlberger about the opening weekend in Belgium.