George Hincapie looks back on his complex career and how he felt it was important to help change cycling for the better. Considered to be the best teammate of all time, George is left shaking by a voice note from Mark Cavendish.

George Hincapie still loves riding his bike, but still hates intervals

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Rory Townsend tells Matt Stephens how he rides efficiently and cautiously until the final 300m, when the internal safety warning system needs to be silenced!

Rory Townsend on versatility, and racing efficiently to reach your potential

Jasper Philipsen gets ready for Paris-Roubaix by chatting about training, tactics and nutrition with Matt Stephens. The proud Belgian explains the difference between winning a Spring Classic and a stage of the Tour de France.

Jasper Philipsen on how he’ll tackle Paris-Roubaix this weekend

Rod Ellingworth tells Matt Stephens how he changed the acceptance criteria for development riders at British Cycling, and how his holistic approach impacted the success of Team Sky and Ineos.

Rod Ellingworth on the impact of his success at British Cycling and Team Sky

Kate Veronneau tells Matt Stephens how she’s helping shift Women’s Cycling towards equality through initiatives like the Tour de France Femmes avec Zwift.

Kate Veronneau on the rewards of investing in Women

Stevie Williams tells Matt Stephens about the importance of consistency when overcoming injury and delivering GC victories at the biggest races in the world.

George Hincapie still loves riding his bike, but still hates intervals

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