The Domestiques

Stuey O'Grady, former Yellow Jersey wearer and Race Directory for the Tour Down Under, joins us to unpack Stage 6 and what to expect at the Tour Down Under 2024.

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An emergency podcast to celebrate Stage 5, an Australian victory in the Pyrenees, and an Australian in Yellow. Can he go all the way in the biggest watched sporting event in the World?

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Grace Brown multiple stage winner, Classics Queen, and TT specialist joins us in the studio to talk about her preparation in Melbourne for the Tour de France Femme, as well as her thoughts on the current state of women's cycling, and of course, we hear her thoughts on the Men's stages, Netflix and riding for a French team FDJ.

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We dissect an explosive start, question Jumbo's tactics, check in on the Aussies, and cancel the Green Jersey. We celebrate Cofidis' Victory Lafay, as well as popping over to see what is happening in the Giro Donne where Annimeke van Vluten has taken her 100th stage win.

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We're back! Tommo, Hollywood and Tils are back to guide you through the highs and lows of what will be the best two months of cycling we may ever experience, with both the Men's and Women's Tour de France through to the World Champs. We pick our winners, our worst kits, the best of the Aussies, why this Tour may rival the best Tour we've had this century, and pick our winners and outside horses. Stay tuned for exclusive interviews throughout the Tour.

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It's a massive episode today covering the greatest one-day race of them all. Mathieu van der Poel secured an impressive solo victory at Paris-Roubaix, adding to his earlier 2023 Milan San Remo triumph. After a series of attacks and a key collision at Carrefour de l'Arbre, van der Poel capitalized on rival Wout van Aert's puncture to gain an advantage and ultimately win the race. Despite the intense competition, van der Poel expressed sympathy for van Aert's misfortune and praised his team's performance, with teammate Jasper Philipsen finishing second. Alison Jackson from EF Education–Tibco–SVB claimed a surprising victory at Paris-Roubaix Femmes as the breakaway group narrowly held off the chasing pack. Despite their lead being cut to just 10 seconds, the seven-strong breakaway reached the Roubaix Velodrome, where Jackson prevailed in a thrilling sprint finish. Katia Ragusa of Liv Racing TeqFind and Marthe Truyen of Fenix-Deceuninck secured second and third place, respectively, in a remarkable and unexpected podium lineup.

What a weekend of racing. Lotte Kopecky went on an 18km attack and destroyed the peloton in the Women's Tour of Flanders. Whilst Tadej Pogačar continued to show a level of brilliance that rivals that of Eddy Merckx. A super-human attack up the Koppenberg sealed the sweetest of victories for the Pog. “It’s a day I’ll never forget,” Pogačar said. “I can say I can retire after today and be proud of my career

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Our own Matilda Raynolds takes us inside the women's race and inside her ride in the Australian colours at the Cadel Evans Great Ocean Road Race. Matilda has had a great Summer of Cycling and heads off to Europe in April for her crack at the World Tour. We also review the support act, the Men's race, with an emotional men's winner and more crashes in the men's peloton. And finally, Hollywood claims Simon Clarke is best on podium, whilst proclaiming Froome washed upped / dead. All this, the important parts, to kick off your week.

The Domestiques are proudly supported by Honan Insurance Group and Black Sheep Cycling.

The Domestiques are proudly supported by Honan Insurance Group and Black Sheep Cycling.

The Domestiques are proudly supported by Honan Insurance Group and Black Sheep Cycling.