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This week on the show, racing in Richmond begins with a heap of action across the men’s women’s and junior’s fields. The TTTT’s kicked thing’s off on Sunday, with more chrono action following on Tuesday and Wednesday and we’ll recap all of that, including Vasili Kiryenka’s career milestone win, and yet another medal for that ever-impressive Danish-Kiwi Linda Villumsen. And with the big races to come on the weekend, we’ll look ahead. Just who might and might not win those coveted road race rainbows.

This week on the show, racing in Richmond begins with a heap of action across the men’s women’s and junior’s fields. The TTTT’s kicked thing’s off on Sunday, with more chrono action following on Tuesday and Wednesday and we’ll recap all of that, including Vasili Kiryenka’s career milestone win, and yet another medal for that ever-impressive Danish-Kiwi Linda Villumsen. And with the big races to come on the weekend, we’ll look ahead. Just who might and might not win those coveted road race rainbows.

This week on the show, the autumn leaves are falling, the Vuelta’s over and with season 2015 entering its twilight, there’s only a trickle left to talk about. Well. Except for the Road World Championships, starting Sunday in Richmond. A guy called Jack, heading to a team called Trek. An Australian journeyman calls it quits, and what to make of Fabio Aru’s Vuelta victory.

This week on the show, the autumn leaves are falling, the Vuelta’s over and with season 2015 entering its twilight, there’s only a trickle left to talk about. Well. Except for the Road World Championships, starting Sunday in Richmond. A guy called Jack, heading to a team called Trek. An Australian journeyman calls it quits, and what to make of Fabio Aru’s Vuelta victory.

After two hard-fought weeks of racing the Vuelta enters its final four stages and it’s poised to be a battle of three riders. We’ll look at the state of the race and gaze into our very hazy crystal balls to deduce the winner of the 2015 event; recap the action since last week, including a win for a forgotten Schleck, and a bad break for an Australian. Plus have a gander at what’s still to come at the Vuelta, including a cobbled finish in Avila and one final mountain test to Cercedilla.

After two hard-fought weeks of racing the Vuelta enters its final four stages and it’s poised to be a battle of three riders. We’ll look at the state of the race and gaze into our very hazy crystal balls to deduce the winner of the 2015 event; recap the action since last week, including a win for a forgotten Schleck, and a bad break for an Australian. Plus have a gander at what’s still to come at the Vuelta, including a cobbled finish in Avila and one final mountain test to Cercedilla.

This week on the show, the Vuelta’s second week of racing sees a Colombian, a Dutchman and an Italian in the race lead, to say nothing of rampaging motos and a rather displeased Peter Sagan. Michael Rogers finally gets his 2004 Olympic medal - only 11 years late - after the IOC finally agreed to re-assign the podium. But is this a satisfying result for the sport, or a job half-done? And Australia announces its teams for the Richmond world championships, with a view to delivering a couple of those so vaunted rainbow jerseys.

This week on the show, the Vuelta’s second week of racing sees a Colombian, a Dutchman and an Italian in the race lead, to say nothing of rampaging motos and a rather displeased Peter Sagan. Michael Rogers finally gets his 2004 Olympic medal - only 11 years late - after the IOC finally agreed to re-assign the podium. But is this a satisfying result for the sport, or a job half-done? And Australia announces its teams for the Richmond world championships, with a view to delivering a couple of those so vaunted rainbow jerseys.