Phil Gaimon Cycling Podcast

Phil Gaimon Cycling Podcast

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Phil Gaimon Cycling Podcast episodes

  • Tour de France Stage 9 - Mike Woods Nails It!

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    If know you me, you know that I have a complicated relationship with pro cycling, where I gave it the best years of my life, it stabbed me in the back and shoved me out in my prime, but then launched me to a better life than I ever could have dreamed of. To be honest (other than when someone texted me that a friend was going to win the stage) I haven’t watched a bike race since 2016. I was always turned off by some doper in the pack or the commentary booth, but folks liked the podcast series, and a ton of you asked me to keep it going during the Tour. Maybe this will be healthy for me.

    I have done hundreds of pro races, I know these guys and the teams and a lot of what’s going on and I have plenty of inside squawk and gossip. I’ll give you the summary, tell you what I’m seeing that might be a little different from what they’re saying on TV, but mostly I’m looking to enjoy it together.

    Stage 9 was two exciting races for the price of one! The breakaway was a nailbiter for the final 60k, with an amazing finale, and the 12% gradients were another test in what's proving to be a tight GC battle.

    Check it out, please share it, leave comments, but lets see if we can enjoy it together. Links in profile (video and audio options)

    iTunes: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-phil-gaimon-show/id1692030939 
    Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/7vycENBirLesG1URcGAOM2
    Video: https://www.youtube.com/philgaimonshow


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    14 min
  • Tour de France Stage 8 - PEAK Bike Racing Cruelty takes Mark Cavendish out of the Race

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    If know you me, you know that I have a complicated relationship with pro cycling, where I gave it the best years of my life, it stabbed me in the back and shoved me out in my prime, but then launched me to a better life than I ever could have dreamed of. To be honest (other than when someone texted me that a friend was going to win the stage) I haven’t watched a bike race since 2016. I was always turned off by some doper in the pack or the commentary booth, but folks liked the podcast series, and a ton of you asked me to keep it going during the Tour. Maybe this will be healthy for me.

    I have done hundreds of pro races, I know these guys and the teams and a lot of what’s going on and I have plenty of inside squawk and gossip. I’ll give you the summary, tell you what I’m seeing that might be a little different from what they’re saying on TV, but mostly I’m looking to enjoy it together.
     
    Stage 8 was a sprint stage, with an exciting finale but the big story is Cavendish, for all the wrong reasons. Bike racing can be cruel at times. 
     
    Check it out, please share it, leave comments, but lets see if we can enjoy it together. Links in profile (video and audio options)

    iTunes: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-phil-gaimon-show/id1692030939 

    Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/7vycENBirLesG1URcGAOM2

    Video: https://www.youtube.com/philgaimonshow
     
     

    10 min
  • Tour de France Stage 7 - Boring Sprint Stage (but today's podcast is thrilling I promise)

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    If know you me, you know that I have a complicated relationship with pro cycling, where I gave it the best years of my life, it stabbed me in the back and shoved me out in my prime, but then launched me to a better life than I ever could have dreamed of. To be honest (other than when someone texted me that a friend was going to win the stage) I haven’t watched a bike race since 2016. I was always turned off by some doper in the pack or the commentary booth, but folks liked the podcast series, and a ton of you asked me to keep it going during the Tour. Maybe this will be healthy for me.

    I have done hundreds of pro races, I know these guys and the teams and a lot of what’s going on and I have plenty of inside squawk and gossip. I’ll give you the summary, tell you what I’m seeing that might be a little different from what they’re saying on TV, but mostly I’m looking to enjoy it together.
     
    Stage 7 was a boring sprint stage. I'll tell you how the breakaway formed, negotiations behind the scenes, and how riders share the prize money.
     
    Check it out, please share it, leave comments, but lets see if we can enjoy it together. Links in profile (video and audio options) 

    iTunes: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-phil-gaimon-show/id1692030939 

    Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/7vycENBirLesG1URcGAOM2

    Video: https://www.youtube.com/philgaimonshow 

    13 min
  • Tour de France Stage 6 - POGACAR STRIKES BACK!

    If know you me, you know that I have a complicated relationship with pro cycling, where I gave it the best years of my life, it stabbed me in the back and shoved me out in my prime, but then launched me to a better life than I ever could have dreamed of. To be honest (other than when someone texted me that a friend was going to win the stage) I haven’t watched a bike race since 2016. I was always turned off by some doper in the pack or the commentary booth, but folks liked the podcast series, and a ton of you asked me to keep it going during the Tour. Maybe this will be healthy for me.

    I have done hundreds of pro races, I know these guys and the teams and a lot of what’s going on and I have plenty of inside squawk and gossip. I’ll give you the summary, tell you what I’m seeing that might be a little different from what they’re saying on TV, but mostly I’m looking to enjoy it together.
     
     Stage 6 was another doozy with the Tourmalet! My predictions stay the same, but there’s definitely more drama and more to watch than we expected for the GC battle, and of course tons of great subplots.
     
    Video: https://www.youtube.com/philgaimonshow 

    12 min
  • Tour de France Stage 5 - The Most Important Stage of the Whole Tour?

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    If know you me, you know that I have a complicated relationship with pro cycling, where I gave it the best years of my life, it stabbed me in the back and shoved me out in my prime, but then launched me to a better life than I ever could have dreamed of. To be honest (other than when someone texted me that a friend was going to win the stage) I haven’t watched a bike race since 2016. I was always turned off by some doper in the pack or the commentary booth, but folks liked the podcast series, and a ton of you asked me to keep it going during the Tour. Maybe this will be healthy for me.

    I have done hundreds of pro races, I know these guys and the teams and a lot of what’s going on and I have plenty of inside squawk and gossip. I’ll give you the summary, tell you what I’m seeing that might be a little different from what they’re saying on TV, but mostly I’m looking to enjoy it together.
     
     Stage 5 was a blast, and I expect will prove to be the most important stage of the Tour. Big big climbs and aggressive tactics, I think it’s now clear who’ll win the GC and who has the strongest team, but there’s still a lot of subplots to follow.
     
    Check it out, please share it, leave comments, but lets see if we can enjoy it together. 

    Video version: https://www.youtube.com/philgaimonshow
     

    11 min
  • Tour de France Stage 4 - What (or WHO) makes a sprint too dangerous?

    If know you me, you know that I have a complicated relationship with pro cycling, where I gave it the best years of my life, it stabbed me in the back and shoved me out in my prime, but then launched me to a better life than I ever could have dreamed of. To be honest (other than when someone texted me that a friend was going to win the stage) I haven’t watched a bike race since 2016. I was always turned off by some doper in the pack or the commentary booth, but folks liked the podcast series, and a ton of you asked me to keep it going during the Tour. Maybe this will be healthy for me.

    I have done hundreds of pro races, I know these guys and the teams and a lot of what’s going on and I have plenty of inside squawk and gossip. I’ll give you the summary, tell you what I’m seeing that might be a little different from what they’re saying on TV, but mostly I’m looking to enjoy it together.
     
    The riders took advantage of the flat stage to rest their legs for tomorrow, which looks like a good one. All day we looked forward to the sprint, which sort of turned out to be a bummer. Watch the final 5k to see what I mean, or skip it altogether and save your popcorn for stage 5.
     
    Check it out, please share it, leave comments, but lets see if we can enjoy it together. Links in profile (video and audio options)

    12 min
  • Tour de France Stage 3 - What's Wout Mad About?

    If know you me, you know that I have a complicated relationship with pro cycling, where I gave it the best years of my life, it stabbed me in the back and shoved me out in my prime, but then launched me to a better life than I ever could have dreamed of. To be honest (other than when someone texted me that a friend was going to win the stage) I haven’t watched a bike race since 2016. I was always turned off by some doper in the pack or the commentary booth, but folks liked the podcast series, and a ton of you asked me to keep it going during the Tour. Maybe this will be healthy for me.

    I have done hundreds of pro races, I know these guys and the teams and a lot of what’s going on and I have plenty of inside squawk and gossip. I’ll give you the summary, tell you what I’m seeing that might be a little different from what they’re saying on TV, but mostly I’m looking to enjoy it together.
     
     Not gonna lie…stage 3 was a snooze. Find out what you missed if you slept through it, as well as some hot takes and preditions.
     
    Check it out, please share it, leave comments, but lets see if we can enjoy it together. Links in profile (video and audio options)

    Video: https://www.youtube.com/philgaimonshow

    21 min
  • Tour de France Stage 2 - Lefay Spoils the Sprint and Are Pogacar and UAE TRYING to lose?

    If know you me, you know that I have a complicated relationship with pro cycling, where I gave it the best years of my life, it stabbed me in the back and shoved me out in my prime, but then launched me to a better life than I ever could have dreamed of. To be honest (other than when someone texted me that a friend was going to win the stage) I haven’t watched a bike race since 2016. I was always turned off by some doper in the pack or the commentary booth, but folks liked the podcast series, and a ton of you asked me to keep it going during the Tour. Maybe this will be healthy for me.

    I have done hundreds of pro races, I know these guys and the teams and a lot of what’s going on and I have plenty of inside squawk and gossip. I’ll give you the summary, tell you what I’m seeing that might be a little different from what they’re saying on TV, but mostly I’m looking to enjoy it together.
     
     The story of today’s stage was mostly the polka dot jersey, setting the table for the GC battle, with odd behavior by UAE, and a surprising but fun stage finish.

    14 min
  • Tour de France Stage 1 - Yates Family Sweep!

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    Listen via podcast: 
    iTunes https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-phil-gaimon-show/id1692030939 
    Spotify https://open.spotify.com/show/7vycENBirLesG1URcGAOM2
    https://www.youtube.com/philgaimonshow

    I know you me, you know that I have a complicated relationship with pro cycling, where I gave it the best years of my life, it stabbed me in the back and shoved me out in my prime, but then launched me to a better life than I ever could have dreamed of. To be honest (other than when someone texted me that a friend was going to win the stage) I haven’t watched a bike race since 2016. I was always turned off by some doper in the pack or the commentary booth, but folks liked the podcast series, and a ton of you asked me to keep it going during the Tour. Maybe this will be healthy for me.

    I have done hundreds of pro races, I know these guys and the teams and a lot of what’s going on and I have plenty of inside squawk and gossip. I’ll give you the summary, tell you what I’m seeing that might be a little different from what they’re saying on TV, but mostly I’m looking to enjoy it together.

    I’ll give a score every day on a scale of 0 to 10 with 0 meaning don’t turn it on, 5 watch the last 20k, and 10 means force my wife @emialv to watch it start to finish. I’ll also ask questions like if I was on watching at the event, where would I want to be any why. 

    Today, we have a mostly boring stage but a hint of what's to come for the jersey points and the GC. A pair of twins battle it out for yellow! Adorable or awkward? Are mom and dad allowed to be happy about it? 

    Check it out, please share it, leave comments, but lets see if we can enjoy it together. 

    25 min
  • How could they leave out the handshake?!? Tour de France: Unchained Episode 8 – Commentary and Analysis on Netflix Documentary with Emily

    If you're enjoying “Tour de France: Unchained” on Netflix, I thought it would be fun to do weekly videos with commentary and analysis, maybe different guests to tell what you I see, they missed, and if they get it right. Joined by my wife Emily, who’s never watched bike racing so asks some hard-hitting questions. 

    We're speeding up the rollout of the rest of these episodes, planning to have it finished as a lead-in before you start following the 2023 Tour.

    Episode 8 is the finale for the series. What were their main takeaways? Will this series have the "F1 Effect" that pro cycling was hoping for?

    Also available in video format https://youtube.com/philgaimonshow
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    22 min

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