Domestique Cycling Podcast

Pavel Bittner sits down on the Hot Seat to talk through a brutal Paris-Roubaix campaign, what it's like watching the race from inside the broom wagon, and why he keeps coming back to a race that has, ...

30 Huhti 31min

Tadej Pogačar wins Liège-Bastogne-Liège for the fourth time, three in a row, thirteen Monuments, but the story of Sunday is Paul Seixas. The 19-year-old Frenchman became the only rider in history to f...

28 Huhti 39min

Liège-Bastogne-Liège is the last monument of the spring. 259.5 km through the Ardennes, 11 climbs, and one big question: can anyone stop Tadej Pogačar? He is chasing a third consecutive win, something...

24 Huhti 1h 2min

Kate Veronneau joins Aidan Burgess for a wide-ranging chat that covers everything from the moment London landed the 2027 Tour de France Femmes avec Zwift Grand Départ to why Zwift made the heartbreaki...

23 Huhti 58min

Remco Evenepoel wins the Amstel Gold Race, revenge served cold, one year after Skjelmose pipped him on the line. Bram and Ethan break down how Evenepoel strangled the race into submission without a si...

20 Huhti 20min

Benji Naesen joins Aidan Burgess for a wide-ranging chat that covers everything from how a Pro Cycling Manager disc taped to a magazine got a nine-year-old Belgian hooked on cycling, to weighing 130 k...

18 Huhti 53min

The cobbles are done, but new storylines are lining up. As the peloton heads into the 60th edition of the Amstel Gold Race, all eyes are on Remco Evenepoel, returning after an eye catching ride at the...

17 Huhti 37min

Wout van Aert finally has his Paris-Roubaix. In one of the most emotional finishes in recent Monument history, the Belgian beat world champion Tadej Pogačar in a two-up sprint on the Roubaix velodrome...

13 Huhti 50min