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The Domestique Cycling Podcast is back for the 2025 Tour Down Under Preview! Discover all about the challenging course including Willunga Hill, sprinters like Sam Welsford and Matthew Brennan and our favourite for the GC: Jhonatan Narvaez!

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Johannes Kulset (Uno-X Mobility Pro Cycling Team) has become a staple of the Domestique Cycling Podcast as he joins us for an honest review of his 2024 season. It featured his debut in a Grand Tour with some memorable moments but also a lot of low points, such as the death of his compatriot André Drege and a number of injuries.

What is next for the young Norwegian? Find out in this episode of the Domestique Cycling Podcast.

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In this special episode, the Domestique’s preview the men’s UCI World Championship Road Race. We discuss the brutal parcours in depth along with analysing the chances of all the main riders. Will Tadej Pogacar taste the rainbow and take victory?

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The Domestique Cycling Podcast not only covers the 2024 Vuelta a Espana in this week's podcast. We discuss the underrated level of Primoz Roglic's (Red Bull - Bora hansgrohe) performances, how Ben O'Connor (Decathlon AG2R La Mondiale) won second place, his first Grand Tour Podium, and way more... We also look ahead and discuss the favorites for the upcoming European Championships and briefly review the Tour of Britain.

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Ben O’Connor is the surprising owner of the red jersey on the first restday of La Vuelta! Can he keep the lead of the last Grand Tour of the season or will Primoz Roglic, the pre race favourite, get closer the coming days? Or maybe we should keep an eye on Enric Mas, who seems to be the strongest on the uphill? In this new episode of the Domestique Cycling Podcast we review stages 5 to 9, with wins for Wout van Aert and Adam Yates among others, and have a look at the coming week of racing in broiling Spain. Enjoy!

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La Vuelta a España 2024 is well underway! After an individual time trial, two sprint stages and a first mountain stage it's time to review the start of Spain's Grand Tour. Brandon McNulty (UAE Team Emirates) was the surprising first red jersey wearer in Lisboa. One day later he gave the jersey away to Wout van Aert (Team Visma | Lease a Bike), who got beaten on the line by Kaden Groves (Alpecin-Deceuninck). The Belgian albatross wasn't scared and beat the Aussie the day after. On the fourth day, Primoz Roglic (Red Bull - BORA - hansgrohe) was victorious on the steep slopes of Pico Villuercas. Discover our insights on the start of the last Grand Tour of the season!

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After the big Tadej Pogacar shows at Giro d'Italia and Tour de France it's now time for three weeks of racing through Spain (and Portugal). La Vuelta 2024 promises to be an open race with a lot of GC contenders fighting for the win. With a fourth overall victory, Primoz Roglic could equal the record of Roberto Heras, but Sepp Kuss, Adam Yates, and others will be looking to stop the Slovenian. Wout van Aert is lining up in Lisbon as well. The Belgian is on the hun for multiple stage wins. Discover our insights on all teams and riders in this new episode of the Domestique Cycling Podcast!

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Remco Evenepoel ignited a nation for 3 weekends in a row. After finishing on the Tour de France podium and winning the Gold medal at the Olympic Time Trial, he became the first male cyclist to win gold in the TT and the Road Race. Some of us have even called Remco the GOAT, the greatest of all time... Hyperbole or logic? Find out in this Domestique Cycling Podcast.

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No time to rest after a very entertaining Tour de France. The biggest sport event of the world, the Olympics, hosts several entertaining sport disciplines. Including an indivual time-trail and a road race. Remco Evenepoel (Belgium) was unstoppable in the 32.4km long time trial. Filippo Ganna (Italy) and Wout Van Aert (Belgium) joined him on the podium. Grace Brown (Australia) showed no mercy with her competitors. Anna Henderson (Great Britain) and Chloe Dygert (United States) had to be happy with a podium spot.

The road race promises to be an all-timer of a race. Mathieu van der Poel (the Netherlands), Lorena Wiebes (the Netherlands), Mads Pedersen (Denmark), Elisa Balsamo (Italy), Jhonaton Narvaez (Ecuador) and many more will battle for glory on the streets of Paris. We analyze the course, participants and the main favourites. Tune in and enjoy our Olympic review AND preview show!

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The lap around France is over and we've let our thoughts on it stew for a few extra days. The world of cycling will never be the same after the 2024 Tour de France. Tadej Pogacar completed the Giro-Tour double and won SIX stages! Jonas Vingegaard takes second place after a miraculous recovery since crashing in the Basque Country, and rounding out the podium is Remco Evenepoel. The young Belgian finishes third in his maiden Tour de France, putting the critics to bed. There's lots more to talk about though. Find out all our other opinions and analysis in this episode of the Domestique Cycling Podcast.

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