The Domestiques are thrilled to welcome popular British television journalist and presenter Orla Chennaoui to the microphone. A woman who has a unique zest and passion for world cycling and who has opened doors for others to follow their dreams as broadcasters. Orla describes her television journey, the battles along the way and overcoming personal career challenges. Don’t miss this energised and supercharged episode with Orla.

A special treat in this episode of The Domestiques.

Liz Hepple is a pioneer in women’s cycling who raced in Europe, took on the world, and triumphed!

It’s been almost 40 years since Liz competed in the women’s edition of the Tour de France which was held concurrently with the men.

It was a primitive time but a moment in history which opened doors for others to follow in Liz’s footsteps.

While it’s thought Cadel Evans was the first Australian to stand on the winner’s podium at Le Tour, it was in fact Liz after finishing third in 1988.

Hear the story of an unsung hero of Australian cycling.

The Domestiques are joined by an Olympic gold medalist, a track world champion, a Giro pink jersey wearer and a Director Sportif to one of the world’s biggest World Tour teams.

But Brett Lancaster gave away a seemingly glamorous life in Europe to live a simple existence in his hometown of Shepparton, Victoria.

Brett shares his thoughts on the direction of his former employer Ineos Grenadiers, the signing of Caleb Ewan and reflects on a brilliant career and why he returned home.

It’s fascinating listening in the career and life of an unheralded Aussie cycling champion.

A Warrny debrief & Three Peaks preview with Mark O’Brien.

In this episode of The Domestiques, Hollywood and Tils catch up with former Melbourne to Warrnambool champion Mark O’Brien about his day in the winning break. We dive into his power numbers and nutrition, as well as his plan to break his own record at next month’s Peaks Challenge by Bicycle Network.

This is a long chat with a a true legend of Australian cycling.

Fergus Browning is a star of the future.

The 21 year old, who thrilled a global television audience at the Tour Down Under, joins The Domestiques in this special episode.

His performance has attracted worldwide interest and attention, and it won’t be long before the Melbourne protege lines up as a regular on the World Tour.

Fergus reminds us of his past, his present and outlines his future ambitions.

The team looks back on a huge weekend of racing at the Cadel Evans Great Ocean Road Race.

Also, why is Hollywood feeling anxious ahead of this weekend’s Melbourne to Warrnambool Classic?

All is revealed in The Domestiques.

In this episode of The Domestiques the team is joined by Matt White, the head honcho behind the shakers and movers at Jayco-AlUla.

We ask the hard questions.

What’s the real story behind Caleb Ewan’s departure?

What plans are there for Ben O’Connor, Michael Matthews and Luke Plapp?

Is The Pog beatable?

We look back on the TDU and look ahead to the Cadel Evans one day classic.

It’s a deep in-depth discussion with Australia’s most highly decorated Sporting Director.

We did things a bit different today. Tils was on the road and documented what has become the best day in Australian cycling each year. On the road interviews with some of Australian cycling's most prominent people.

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The Tour Down Under reaches the pointy end yet only a handful of seconds separate the top riders. The Domestiques unpack the Queen stage on Willunga Hill. The big talking point is Caleb Ewan’s move to Ineos Grenadiers. Meantime, Matilda shares her experiences from the second edition of the RADL GVL despite losing some skin. Hollywood talks up the number of selfies he’s taken during the TDU. And Tomo plays a straight bat and chooses not to tip the 2025 overall winner. Banter at its best on The Domestiques.

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We're live at the Adelaide Hilton for Stage 3 of the TDU. Not only do we discuss the excitement surrounding the Tour Down Under, but we're joined by special guest Mark O'Brien. We dive into Mark's journey in cycling, his coaching endeavors, reflections on his career, insights on current riders and tactics, and the challenges faced in competitive cycling. The conversation also touches on the evolution of the sport and the upcoming stages of the TDU. Oh, and Hollywood bitches about gravel racing.

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Sam Welsford is the toast of the sprinters at the Tour Down Under and The Domestiques highly praise his courage from stage 2. Lots of fun, banter and entertainment in today’s episode including Hollywood’s date with the local laundromat while Tomo exposes his silky, smooth golden tones that would make Phil Liggett blush.

Don’t miss the fun of the Tour on The Domestiques.