Cycling Legends Podcast6 Apr 2025

Feed Zone 25-7

O, Holy Week! David, Chris and Gary are briefly rendered speechless as they look back on the weekend’s Rondes Van Vlaanderen. The guys also cast an eye towards Paris-Roubaix and ponder what it takes to win a cobbled Classic. Big love goes to Wout Van Aert and Primoz Roglic plus news from the Simpson-Nouvelles team whose formal launch took place at Herne Hill Velodrome last week.

Photo: Dutch rider Henk Faanhof taking his feed as the race’s opening stage of the 1954 Tour de France passes through Rotterdam on its way from Amsterdam to Brasschaat, the first time that the Grand Depart had ever taken place outside France. Faanhof would take his only Tour stage win 8 days later on the 343km run from Angers to Bordeaux. (Credit: BNA Photographic/Alamy)

Recommendations/Links

Styrkr Products -https://styrkr.com/

Lux Readers - https://luxreaders.co.uk/

Brian Grazer - “A Curious Mind: The Secret to a Bigger Life” - https://amzn.eu/d/64BNtl4

“Cycling Legends 04 - Flandriens” - https://cyclinglegends.co.uk/products/cycling-legends-04-flandriens-by-chris-sidwells

“My PrP Injections” - David’s Substack https://open.substack.com/pub/dstanley/p/my-prp-injections?r=nsm6y&utm_medium=ios

Simpson-Nouvelles Cycling https://nouvellescycling.co.uk/

Tales from the Team Car podcast - https://shows.acast.com/tales-from-the-team-car

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Feed Zone 26-20

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2 Aug 31min

Tour de France Femmes ‘26 - Preview

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Feed Zone 26-17

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27 Jul 1h 23min

Feed Zone 26-16

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18 Jul 11min

Feed Zone 26-15

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13 Jul 1h 14min