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Bradley Wiggins, Graham Willgoss, Simon Gerrans, Orla Chennaoui and Brian Smith react to a disastrous day for Simon Yates at the Giro d'Italia, explain why Tom Dumoulin would be perfect at Team Ineos and tell their favourite rest day stories.

Plus, a special interview with US cycling legend Andy Hampsten and Brad answers an alternative question from fan of the show and British star Tao Geoghegan Hart.

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Graham Willgoss, Bradley Wiggins and Adam Blythe react to Victor Campenaerts becoming the new Hour Record holder and also ponder and predict as to who could now mount a serious challenge to the Belgian’s crown.

Elsewhere, Mathieu van der Poel’s bright future is discussed after his stunning victory in the Amstel Gold Race, Annemiek van Vleuten stops by for a chat following her runners-up finish in the women’s edition plus there’s a look at Rod Ellingworth’s departure from Team Sky and a possible return to form for Mark Cavendish.

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Graham Willgoss, Sean Kelly and Matt Stephens join Sir Brad to discuss Chris Froome’s claims that his former leader at Team Sky couldn’t be ‘trusted’ in the 2012 Tour de France.

There’s also a look back at another enthralling edition of Paris-Roubaix, as well as a preview of Victor Campenaerts’ Hour Record attempt and with the start of the Giro d'Italia less than a month away, the panel predict who they think will be victorious in this year’s Grand Tours.

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Graham Willgoss, Bradley Wiggins and Simon Gerrans select the ‘Ultimate Rider’ – comprising of their all-time favourite GC rider, sprinter, climber and domestique.

Elsewhere, Brad and Simon reflect on their time together at Team Sky and discuss another one of their former teammates, Peter Kennaugh, while there’s also a look back at Alberto Bettiol’s fantastic finish at the Tour of Flanders.

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Graham Willgoss, Bradley Wiggins and Matt Stephens discuss whether a fifth Tour de France title is still a realistic possibility for Chris Froome after the British rider’s latest setback at the Volta a Catalunya.

There’s also reaction to Deceuninck – Quick-Step boss Patrick Lefevere’s fat shaming comments, a chat with South African road champion Ashleigh Moolman Pasio and Brad & Matt also reminisce about their brief spell as teammates on the Linda McCartney Pro Cycling Team in 2001.

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With Team Sky’s budget set to increase under new sponsor Ineos, Graham Willgoss, Bradley Wiggins and Magnus Backstedt discuss whether a salary cap would work within professional cycling.

There’s also a look back at a magnificent win for Julian Alaphilippe at Milan-San Remo as well as cobbled Classics chat and an insight in to what retired life is really like.

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Adam Green, Molly Weaver and Bradley Wiggins preview all the main contenders at a very hilly Innsbruck World Championship course and ask if the Yates brothers can continue their Vuelta form.

They also look back on the 2018 World Tour so far and marvel at the success of Quickstep Floors riders such as Julian Alaphilippe, Elia Viviani and Fernando Gaviria.

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