Cycling Overtime

This week Randy has a discussion with Canadian cyclist Antoine Duchesne. Over the course of the episode you'll get to hear about what it meant for him to win the Canadian National Road Racing Championship in his hometown, his KOM win at Paris-Nice in 2016, and representing Canada at the Rio Olympics.

This week Randy speaks with Canadian professional cyclist Alison Jackson. Topics include Jackson's move to Team Sunweb, her successful 2019 campaign, the chaos in the final kilometres of a sprint stage, and what it means to represent Canada in races like the World Championships.

Next week's episode will be a retrospective on the 2017 Tour of Flanders!

Make sure you follow Cycling Overtime on Twitter and Instagram: @CyclingOvertime

Randy goes back in time and re-watches the 2018 edition of Milan San-Remo in which Vincenzo Nibali won his 3rd career monument.

Looking at the race from today's perspective, Randy gives some of his observations in re-watching the race for the first time since it was run two years ago. Discussions range from feeling nostalgic about old team kits, to which rider Nibali owes a beer to.

Warning: things may get emotional

With the majority of the world going into self-isolation and no live cycling taking place for the foreseeable future, Randy puts your mind at ease with the fact that viruses can't take down podcasts.

Randy recaps a crazy week where the spring classics were wiped off the calendar, the Giro d'Italia was postponed, and Paris-Nice provided cycling fans with a fantastic, yet premature end to live cycling for what will be an extended and undetermined amount of time.

What can you expect from Cycling Overtime while the world of sports goes on hiatus? Listen today to find out!

With races being cancelled and coronavirus continuing to threaten the 2020 season, Randy picks through the scraps to talk about some of the racing that has actually happened including two amazing stages to start Paris-Nice and Le Samyn.

It was a wet and windy weekend in Belgium but that's exactly how we like it! Randy recaps a great weekend of racing in both Belgium and France and discusses the cancellation of the final two stages of the UAE Tour last week.

The episode ends with some exciting news about Strade Bianche and Randy's Top 5+1 for one of the most fun races on the cycling calendar.

Spring is almost here!

Randy previews the race that officially opens the cycling season in Belgium, Omloop Het Nieuwsblad. We've all been patiently waiting for this day and Randy gets you primed by giving his thoughts on some of the interesting names making the start in Ghent.

This episode also marks 2020's first edition of Randy's Top 5+1, where he lists a group of five riders that he believes have the best shot to win on Saturday + a 6th rider, who as a long-shot, Randy feels can upset the favourites.

Randy celebrates the 50th episode of Cycling Overtime by talking about two races from last week that really made it feel like spring.

The Volta ao Algarve lived up to the hype and the Ruta del Sol was the most fun race of the year so far. Randy breaks down each of the races, talks about the winners & losers, and heaps praise on some riders who have gotten him really excited for the next couple months of racing. He also comes to the conclusion that it's challenging to podcast while watching the UAE Tour!

OMLOOP HET NIEUWSBLAD PREVIEW IN A COUPLE DAYS! STAY TUNED!

In the first half of the episode, Randy breaks down both the Tour de la Provence and the Tour Columbia in what was a busy and exciting week of cycling on multiple continents.

He then discusses the storylines taking shape this week as some of the biggest riders in the world will be lining up at the Volta ao Algarve and the UAE Tour, including the much anticipated season debuts for both Chris Froome and Mathieu Van Der Poel.

Randy covers all the races from the past couple weeks around the cycling world as the season already appears to be in full swing. Some of the biggest riders in the sport have already seen early season success and Randy gives you his takeaways on what we've seen so far.

PLUS Randy gives out a few Razzamatazz Jerseys to some deserving riders as well as the first ever pair of Razzmatazz Socks!