Cycling Legends Podcast17 Des 2025

Tales from the Team Car Season 2 - Episode 10

Luca Kuhn launched her eponymous women’s cycling apparel brand in 2023 and from the 2026 season we are delighted to say that Luca will be kitting out Simpson Nouvelles Cycling. Luca sat down with Chris Sidwells and Simpson Nouvelles team owner and manager David Walters to talk about her journey, building communities for women cyclists and supporting Simpson Nouvelles from next year.

Music: “Starry Eyes” by A Month of Sleep, courtesy of www.epidemicsound.com.

Luca’s cycling apparel fuses cutting-edge materials with understated, performance-driven design. Extensively researched and engineered for women in both road cycling and spinning, Luca empower women to ride without limits. Check out the range at https://www.rideluca.com/

Supporters Club

You can join the Club for as little as £10 and help support the development of women’s U23 cycling. https://www.nouvellescycling.co.uk/supporters-club

Merch

Show your support with some of our merch. As seen at races throughout 2025! Sign up for news and order Simpsons-Nouvelles merch at https://nouvellescycling.co.uk/merch

Get on board!

Is your business interested in partnering with Britain's only U23 elite women's team? Drop Chris Sidwells a line at chris@cyclinglegends.co.uk

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