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The Cycling Podcast takes listeners to the heart of professional cycling with weekly episodes and daily coverage of the Grand Tours.

Join journalists Daniel Friebe and Lionel Birnie – and a few special guests along the way – as they podcast about the latest cycling news and the world of professional cycling.

Founded by Richard Moore, Daniel Friebe and Lionel Birnie in 2013, The Cycling Podcast is one of the longest-running independent sports podcasts.

To support The Cycling Podcast, subscribe as a Friend of the Podcast to join our community, listen to special episodes released throughout the year and access our archive stretching back to 2015. Subscribe at thecyclingpodcast.com (https://thecyclingpodcast.supportingcast.fm)
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alan cramer

such sad news. thoughts are with family and friends.

Mar 30th
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Cathal McCionnaith

Lads, come on, you mention UAE and Gazprom in the same sentence, then refer to actions taken by sports governing bodies, how, why or when would you care to mention the fact that we've had several races in the middle East already this season, where there is a very significant conflict, in fact currently the most grievous conflict as per the UN, where the UAE and Western powers are involved in a war in Yemen, which you fail to touch on, how is that possible, hundreds of thousands of people displaced, killed, including massive numbers of children, yet the cycling world is silent, no boycott, no blitzing of information, no humanitarian gestures....you'd think the first time conflict /war ever occurred was in Feb 24th.....I'm really dissapointed with you lads, you are articulate, informed, just look at Daniels recall in your final piece, yet Silent on Yemen, as is most of the world, hypocrisy and double standards are rife! I'm not here to defend Russias actions, however to overlook the fact

Mar 16th
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Jeremy Brown

Thank you guys, great podcast.

Jul 5th
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Jeremy Brown

My favourite podcast, sorry to see Kate go but she'll be back. Loving the Tour but I think we all needed a bit of rest after the first 9 stages, wow, what a race!

Jul 5th
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Jeremy Brown

Love this podcast, Cav back to his best.

Jul 2nd
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David Morgan

Very expensive unfortunately

Jun 24th
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Paul Hicks

Awsome story, thank you!

Jun 2nd
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Dj Thompson

I've tried sticking with you guys, but after the Mathieu van Der Poel bashing episode, I just can't. Best of luck to all of you, and happy trails.

May 12th
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Kiat Huang

Brilliant to hear from Tom Pidcock and fascinating for having a current Pro rider hosting it. Pidcock was a wonderful junior talent, similar to Lucy Garner who looks like getting her cycling career back on track. Tom is even more talented, possibly Merckx like! With his physique, talent and mentality, I'm hoping he'll become the world's best for many years, in classics and GTs.

Apr 16th
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Ian Lucas

Compensation and prize money will always be about supply and demand.

Mar 12th
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Klemen Hrastnik

Daniel The egg story is not yet on Harry Potter level, but go on :)

Nov 14th
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Klemen Hrastnik

Hi Mitch! Firstly thanks for great podcast! I am Listening it since the Orica times. When you had a proper mullet :) You are saying that next pody is the last one and a special on? My sixth sense is saying that you will open a mystery box of Primož Roglič and showing the world that he is not so quiet one :) Keep up a good work! And come to Slovenia for a bit of great Cycling, ask Mezza about it ;)

Nov 5th
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Chris Murphy

227

Sep 17th
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Dazza Tm

Loved every minute Mitch

May 27th
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K K

Hey Mitch, just one reason why people set the difficulty to zero is for racing. With no gradient simulation, the race is a flat road, so you don't get hit by gear changes and/or fatigue from climbing

May 7th
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Graham Rooke

Really enjoyed this episode, loved the discussion on the favourite parts of the Ronde

Mar 23rd
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SecretSam999

"Rim brakes are just as good as discs", she says, not having ridden discs....

Mar 4th
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SecretSam999

Porte would also need to stay rubber side down

Feb 1st
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Maarten Borsten

woow maybe because I am Dutch but this is crap

Jan 15th
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Kenny Milne

in my opinion this is by far the best cycling podcast , I enjoy these throughout the whole season

Jul 27th
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