Domestique Cycling Podcast
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110 episodes
Damiano Caruso on retirement, the Giro Miracle & PogaÄŤar vs. Vingegaard - Domestique Hotseat
Damiano Caruso is riding his eighth and final Tour de France. Before the start, he joins us to talk about Paul Seixas' reported €13 million contract, why he thinks it puts unfair pressure on a 19-year-old, and why he'd always choose a team that...
The Big Tour de France Preview! - Domestique Cycling Podcast
On Saturday the 113th Tour de France rolls out of Barcelona: 21 stages, 3,333 kilometres to Paris, opening with a team time trial for the first time since 1971. For the sixth year running it comes down to Tadej PogaÄŤar against Jonas Vingegaard,...
Has PogaÄŤar already won the Tour? - Domestique Cycling Podcast
Three-stage races, one clear message: the Tour de France is coming, and the favorites are flying. Tadej PogaÄŤar turned his Tour de Suisse debut into a public training camp - a 69 km solo on stage 1, a time trial win by four-hundredths o...
Del Toro is locked on for P3 in Paris - Domestique Cycling Podcast
The Critérium du Dauphiné is done, and a 22-year-old just announced himself to the world. Bram and Ethan break down Isaac Del Toro's back-to-back summit wins on the Grand Colombier and Plateau de Solaison, Paul Seixas' brave ride and painful fi...
Vingegaard, Giro safety and cycling’s salary problem - Domestique Hotseat with Michael Storer
Michael Storer has just delivered the best Grand Tour result of his career, finishing seventh overall at the Giro d’Italia for Tudor Pro Cycling. In this conversation, the Australian reflects on the race, explains why Jonas Vingegaard could bea...
Seixas should win the Dauphiné, but how he wins is everything - Domestique Cycling Podcast
The Critérium du Dauphiné 2026 (now the Tour Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes) is wide open, and 19-year-old Paul Seixas arrives as the favourite ahead of Isaac del Toro. Two days in, the breakaway has won both stages by method of Alex Baudin and Anthon Ch...
Budget caps, safety and the future of GreenEdge ft. Brent Copeland - Domestique Hotseat
Brent Copeland rarely gives interviews. As General Manager of GreenEdge Cycling (Team Jayco AlUla and Liv AlUla Jayco) and President of the AIGCP, the teams' union, he sits inside almost every room where cycling's future is being decided. In th...
What we have learned from the Giro - Domestique Cycling Podcast
Jonas Vingegaard wins the 2026 Giro d'Italia with five stage victories and a final margin of over five minutes, completing the Grand Tour treble. But was it the race we hoped for?Bram and Ethan break down everything from the Giro: the G...
How Uno-X pulled off the perfect breakaway win - Domestique Hotseat with Johannes Kulset
Uno-X Mobility's Johannes Kulset joins us fresh off a massive Giro stage win for the team. Fredrik Dversnes went into the break on a pan-flat sprint stage and executed a plan the team had been sitting on since day one. Johannes breaks down exac...
Is the Marcel Kittel comeback on? - Domestique Hotseat Podcast
Nine stages into the Giro and the race has delivered chaos, crashes, and near misses. Marcel Kittel joins us on the rest day from inside the Unibet Rose Rockets camp to break down how the team has handled its first Grand Tour test, why stage 6 ...
How many stages will UAE Team Emirates win in the second week? - Domestique Cycling Podcast
Jonas Vingegaard finally laid down his marker on the Blockhaus, with Felix Gall the only rider who came close to following him and Giulio Pellizzari paying the price for going too deep, too early. We make the case for Eulálio as a genuine third...
Inside Decathlon's Giro with Rasmus Søjberg Pedersen - Domestique Hotseat Podcast
Three stages into the Giro and the race is already cracked wide open. Rasmus Søjberg joins us on the rest day to break down what we've seen so far: the crashes, the sprint margins, and why UAE could still win stages despite losing key riders.
What have we learned after three days? - Domestique Cycling Podcast
Three stages in Bulgaria, three completely different stories. Paul Magnier wins the opening stage in Burgas and takes the first maglia rosa of his career, then doubles up in Sofia. Guillermo Thomas Silva becomes the first Uruguayan ever to win ...
What are Bahrain Victorious' Giro plans? ft. Bahrain's Director Sportif - Domestique Hotseat Podcast
In this episode, Gorazd Ĺ tangelj joins Aidan in the Hotseat for a look inside the role of a sports director, from preseason planning and race tactics to the split second decisions made from the team car.Gorazd explains why modern racing ...
The Giro d'Italia Preview! - Domestique Cycling Podcast
The 109th Giro d'Italia starts this Friday in Bulgaria - three weeks, 3,459 kilometres and 50,000 metres of climbing all the way to Rome. Jonas Vingegaard is the clear favourite, chasing the third Grand Tour of his career and the treble that wo...
Pavel Bittner: "The respect goes out the window" - Domestique Hotseat 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, in his own words, "always treated me pretty ...
Pogacar's days are numbered? - Domestique Cycling Podcast
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 follow Pogačar on the Côte de la Redoute, mat...
Pogacar, Evenepoel, or Seixas - Who will win Liège–Bastogne–Liège? - Domestique Cycling Podcast
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 not done since Argentin in 1987, after alre...
Women's cycling grew 80% last year - here's what's next ft. Kate Veronneau - Domestique Hotseat Podcast
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 DĂ©part to why Zwift made the heartbreaking call to walk away from Paris-Roubaix Femm...
Paul Seixas ready to rule his first Classic? - Domestique Cycling Podcast
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 single flashy attack, why Skjelmose's ability ...
Benji Naesen - From gamer to cycling expert - Domestique Hotseat Podcast
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 kilos and being too ashamed to tell anyone he...
Amstel Preview - Can we already hand Evenepoel the Amstel trophy? – Domestique Cycling Podcast
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 Tour of Flanders and lining up as the man t...
The most deserved victory? - Domestique Cycling Podcast
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 PogaÄŤar in a two-up sprint on the Roubaix velodrome, ending the most dominant run of Monument r...
Johan Museeuw breaks down the magic of Paris Roubaix - Domestique Hotseat Podcast
In this episode, three time Paris-Roubaix winner Johan Museeuw joins Aidan in the Hotseat for an in depth look at the Hell of the North, breaking down what it really takes to win one of cycling’s most brutal races.Museeuw reflects on how...
Paris-Roubaix Preview & Tour of Flanders Debrief - Domestique Cycling Podcast
De Ronde van Vlaanderen delivered the race the spring had been building towards. PogaÄŤar, Van der Poel, Van Aert, and Remco Evenepoel, making his debut at Flanders finest. It was brutal, relentless, and decided - as ever - on the Oude Kwaremont...
