SBS Cycling Podcast

We were expecting as many twists as the Lacets du Grand Colombier; instead we got a stalemate. The pod crew muse over what happened, what didn't happen, and why.

The team heap praise on the Tour stage win #30 for Manx Missile Mark Cavendish, and look ahead to a ridiculously feral stage for the peloton (read: TOTALLY AWESOME!)on Stage 15, a six-climb, 160 kilometre sufferfest from Bourg-en-Bresse to Culoz.

The crack team from Cycling Central ruminate over the first of two individual time trials, asking who's left in the running to win overall, and discuss the upcoming stage to the Parc des Oiseaux.

The team from Cycling Central review a stage that even Hollywood couldn't have mustered up, and look ahead to the first of two individual time trials in this year's Grand Shindig.

Just another straightforward day in the saddle... NOT! The team review a remarkable wind-buffeted 11th stage to Montpellier, won by Peter 'I can do anything' Sagan, and whet their appetites over tonight's summit finish atop Mont Ventoux.

The motley pod crew reminisce over Michael 'Bling' Matthews' breakthrough Tour de France stage victory in Revel, what it means for the team, and what to expect on Stage 11 to Montpellier - on paper a sprinter's paradise.

In our first 2016 Tour de France 'quadcast' the Cycling Central team review the first high mountain finish to Andorra Arcalis, and look ahead to Stage 10 to Revel, where, in the past, a certain type of rider has prevailed...

Who was that frog on a skateboard going down the Peyresoude? And what will happen on what organisers are calling "undoubtedly the most difficult" stage of this year's Tour?

Who was that frog on a skateboard going down the Peyresoude? And what will happen on what organisers are calling "undoubtedly the most difficult" stage of this year's Tour?

Today we talk about the first of the Pyrenean stages, won by a man who is quickly developing a fearsome reputation for mastering the art of the breakaway. Yes, it's all very serious chatter... until it's not.