The spring classics culminate on Sunday with the fourth Monument of the year, Liege-Bastogne-Liege. Randy breaks down the riders (not named Julian) who are in with a chance to win it all, and how La Fleche Wallonne brought an extra layer of uncertainty to the potential outcomes of this years edition "La Doyenne". 

He also takes a shot at ASO's refusal (once again) to broadcast the women's editions of these two races.

Did we just witness the best race of the year? The decade? All-time?

A legend was born on the roads of Limburg on Sunday as we witnessed one of the most exciting and unbelievable finishes of all time.  Randy does his best to contain his excitement and gives you the inside story on what we experienced at Amstel Gold Race in the Netherlands this past weekend.

The 2019 edition Paris-Roubaix did not disappoint and after six bumpy hours, we had a first-time winner lifting the famed cobblestone trophy at the finish line. Randy gives you his thoughts on who impressed, and who didn't in his review of this years Sunday in Hell. 

The podcast finishes with a look at last weeks Itzulia Basque Country and lets you know what's coming up on Cycling Overtime.

With less than 48 hours before the peloton takes off towards Roubaix, Randy previews all the riders in this weekend's race and lets you know who's coming in with the best shot to win the 117th edition of Paris-Roubaix. He also takes a trip back in time to discuss the real reason why this race is known as "The Hell of the North".

 

In other news, Quickstep wins again.

On the very first episode of episode of Cycling Overtime we take a look back at this year's edition of the Tour of Flanders and the lead up to Paris-Roubaix! Randy discusses Alberto Bettiol's victory, a Quickstep surprise, the new kid on the block, some disappointing performances, and race favourites that don't like working together.

Host Randy Back previews the Cycling Overtime Podcast