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On this episode, we speak to one of the the all time greats of track cycling. No one else has won the sprint world championships multiple times, a world champs madison medal, and won road stages on the World Tour. Truly one of the most versatile athletes that has ever graced the bicycle, we hope you enjoy!

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Listen as we breakdown this years Track World Championships with no less than the devil himself, Will Tidball. Dutch and GB on top, but were there any other stories from behind the scenes? We hope you enjoy!

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On this episode, we are back with a pre-race preview of tomorrow's World Championships. We run you through the disciplines, share a bit of gossip, and tell you who to watch out for in Santiago this year!

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On this episode of The Piste Take, we speak to a man who broke onto the scene last October after seemingly breaking the IP WR out of nowhere. We hear if that really was the case or if it was just a matter of time. We take a journey through the silent rise of one of the fastest and most promising pursuits of talents in the world. 

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On this episode we speak to Olympic silver medallist Cole Shields. This is one of the more incredible stories we've had on the podcast as we hear about how Cole battled through multiple major set backs and chronic fatigue to reach the podium in Paris. I don't think we've ever had more ridiculous stories and tangents. 

If you want to support Cole's journey across Africa you can find the link here: https://wbr-africa-project-2025.squarespace.com/

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On today's episode we bring on one of great relics of track sprint, Commonwealth and World Cup medallist, doctor and self declared professional rugby player, Lewis Oliva. Lewis was one of the main GB sprinters going into Rio and we hear the story of the early days of the academy programme, the progression to podium and everything in between. He is the people's champion, it was an absolute blast and we hope you enjoy! 

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On this episode we get back on the man making track cycling great again, Justin Grace. In the previous two episodes with Justin we learnt all about his past, but today, we learn about his future. Since we last recorded Justin has taken up the role of head sprint coach at USA cycling and we peel back the curtain on why the sleeping giant has never really realised it's potential and what the plans are for the upcoming home Olympic Games. 

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A lot of the time in cycling we have copy and paste origin stories, not this week. Anna has one of the most unique roots into the sport and from there, she went strength to strength. Olympic medallist, 3 time world champ and world record holder, hear the story of how she went from the university championships to the international stage!

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Part 2 with one of the most underrated legends of our sport - Shane Perkins. An Olympic medallist, world and commonwealth champion, Shane has had one of the longest careers in tracking cycling spanning nearly 20 years and 2 countries. We had a such a laugh recording this and we hope you enjoy!

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On this episode we speak to one of the most underrated legends of our sport - Shane Perkins. An Olympic medallist, world and commonwealth champion, Shane has had one of the longest careers in tracking cycling spanning nearly 20 years and 2 countries. We had a such a laugh recording this and we hope you enjoy!