The Domestiques

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.

Stage 1 of the Tour Down Under was marred in crashes. It also featured a park car in the last few ks. All this, less than 24 hours after the Prologue literally washed away the hopes of many of the top names. Tommo, Tils, and Lee recap the start of the Men’s TDU, and again it’s some more missed opportunities from the biggest race in the Southern Hemisphere.

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The finale of the Women's Tour Down Under leaves us wanting more. Lee, Tommo and Tils discuss how to add more to the race, Channel 7 need to fire their intern, a phenomenal win by Aussie Grace Brown, a different orche jersey every day, and the men's prologue gets underway in the wet. Plus so much more.

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Matilda, Lee and Tomo discuss the enthralling finish of Stage 3 of the Women's Tour Down Under that finished up the famous Mount Lofty. The Australian's took charge on today's stage. Most of the episode is centred around Tuesday's final stage which climbs the famous Corkscrew climb, where temperatures will exceed 40 degrees on the road. This, and so much more, on today's episode of 'The Domestiques'.

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The Domestiques are back, and back with a bang. Matilda Raynolds, Mike Tomalaris and Lee "Hollywood" Turner digest the action from Stage 1 of the Women's Tour Down Under from Glenelg to Aldinga, and an incredible showing by some of the future stars of the peloton. It's not all a love fest, however, as the team gets stuck into the organisers and the riders. So much more to start the 2023 calendar year of Professional Cycling.

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Words cannot really describe what we saw this weekend. Tommo, Hollywood and Tils certainly have a crack at honouring an incredible week that was. The 2022 World Championships will be remembered for a long-time to come.

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Sophie Smith is a renowned Australian cycling journalist, author, reporter and television presenter. She is best known for her on the ground TV coverage and written journalism for major Australian and UK mastheads having covered the Tour de France 9 times. Now a freelance journalist, Sophie is on the ground in Wollongong and takes us behind the scenes of press conferences, following the event with a TV producer in tow, and we all throw our top contenders into the ring of who will take out the mens and womens rainbow jerseys this weekend.

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We are joined today by a legend of Australian Cycling, Henk Vogels in one of the most amazing interviews we have done to date. Henk spent 13 years in Europe racing on the Pro Tour, rode in the Tour de France twice, and represented Australia at the Olympics and Commonwealth Games. He now looks after some of Australia’s hottest young talents at ARA Pro Racing Sunshine Coast and the Australian Cycling Academy. In this interview, Henk details the work that teams like ARA and Inform TMX Make are doing with the void left by the once formidable AIS. It truly is a golden age of U23 cycling in Australia, but it’s come down to the legends like Henk Vogels, Matt Wilson and Ben Kirsten that are willing to put back in the sport. Take a listen today and celebrate legends like Henk Vogels.

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Day Two of Worlds in Wollongong is done, and we are joined by special guest Luke Plapp. Yesterday was the U23 Men and the race against the clock in the Individual Time Trial. A day after compatriot Tobias Foss won the Elite Men’s ITT, Søren Wærenskjold claimed another gold for Norway. The recent stage winner of the Tour de l’Avenir finished ahead of Alec Segaert, and Leo Hayter. On today’s episode, the crew and Plappy review all the action, talk about Luke’s first year with Ineos Grenadiers, and why he’ll be climbing Killamanjaro in a few weeks. That, plus so much more.

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