Podcast appearances and mentions of Daryl Impey

This week on the GTCC it's a hefty debrief of G's final Milan San Remo and a soggy opening day at the Volta a Catalunya. He's been a busy boy. Oh, and the team bus ran out of hot water. Long story. After G updates you all on that, it's time to head back a couple of months to sunnier times, and G's trip to Australia. While he was there, he headed to the driving range with his old, old teammate from Barloworld, Daryl Impey. Impey's a cult hero of the sport, a South African who wore the yellow jersey at the Tour and forged a brilliant career for himself. They chatted about the evolution of the sport across their careers, retirement transitions... and if G will ever get decent at golf. It's a cracker. We're just not sure we'll ever run Daryl's proposed GTCC Golf Day. Join us for this week's GTCC ROUVY ride right here: https://riders.rouvy.com/events/72d92560-01bc-4e07-b3d1-ce8a0f4f7d95. And don't forget to use our code GTCC1M for a free month on ROUVY when you sign up for the first time. We're also hosting a retirement party for G at the Millenium Centre in Cardiff on Sunday 16th November! Tickets are available here: https://www.livenation.co.uk/geraint-thomas-tickets-adp1206752 Finally, don't forget you can pre-order G's new book, Geraint Thomas According to G, right here: https://geni.us/AccordingToG_Signed See you next week for one of our most interesting guests of the season... Music courtesy of BMG Music Production Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

This is a short excerpt from the longer episode. To listen to the whole thing and future episodes become a member of The Pelo. In this month's Chronicles Sveino and I have gone for probably our deepest dive yet - back to where we first got to know each other, taking a look at the formation of Australia's first ever World Tour cycling team, GreenEDGE.  Most of you will know the team - which is now known as Jayco Alula, already, and many of you may remember those first few years and big wins. These days it's easy to take it for granted but when this team arrived in Europe it was fresh and very new, and it delivered right from the start - taking out thirty races, including Milan San Remo with Simon Gerrans in its first year of existence!  As well as performing on the road the team had an amazing presence with guys like Dan Jones working to create the image of a real Australian team, and having a lot of fun along the way with a few unconventional ideas - like that infamous ‘Call Me Maybe' video from 2012.  For myself as an Australian being part of a team like GreenEdge was huge. It was as close as you could come outside of the World Championships to racing for Australia. The team represented a country and a culture, and for the international riders on the team like Sveino it was a chance to be brought in to the Aussie way and to be a part of a really special team.  As riders we had both experienced the team from the inside, and it played a huge role in our careers, so for this episode we wanted to really get behind the scenes and understand how the team was built, what was the idea behind it, and how and why it worked the way it did. We wanted to cover all angles and hear about the parts that even we didn't see or understand at the time.  We were lucky to get hold of the son of the founder and the man who helped make it all work, Andrew Ryan, as well as head DS Matt White, star riders Simon Gerrans and Daryl Impey and our good mate Luke Durbridge who is now in his thirteenth pro season with the team. On top of all of that we spoke to the man behind bringing a lot of that fun hardworking (occasionally pie-eating) Australian culture videographer Dan Jones.  Of course, Sveino and I also chip in with our own stories and experiences riding for and being a part of the team.  This is a really special episode for myself and for Sveino. GreenEDGE formed a huge part of our racing career and there are so many memories there that this was a real gift to be able to record. We both really hope that it comes through to you guys and you take the time to give it a listen, it's a big one but it's a good one!  Cheers! Mitch 

Our loyal 'fill in' Imps joins the show this week. We talk about his transition into DS life, the economics of cycling with cash bonuses for riders & does it exist for staff? And we talk about the importance of experience in a what is becoming a young mans sport.  NORD VPN: https://nordvpn.com/socialdistance MERCH store: https://shop.betootaadvocate.com/collections/dm-podcastsSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Daryl Impey, a house hold name when it comes to a long standing and well respected pro in the world tour.  Daz is a close friend of mine as we had the pleasure of crossing paths, racing side by side and living around the corner from each other and our families throughout my time in Europe.  He is closing out a monstrous 16 year career this season! But it hasn't been without some major set backs and challenges along the way. He has had life threatening crashes, false allegations and teams folding right under his nose. But on the other side we have seen him pull that yellow jersey on at the TDF, become multiple national champion and transform himself from a Domestique to champion leader.  Back in 2019 I sat down with Daryl to chat about the ups and downs of his career to that point and learn more about what makes him so bloody resilient! This is a must listen if you haven't heard it before, and if you have I strongly urge you go back and listen again. Daryl shows me that when you are a pro for 16 years it's never going to be smooth sailing. That's what makes a successful pro, someone who can fight back and become even stronger.   But now, this week we have Daryl for Talking Luft! I wanted to pay homage to his brilliant career. We chat all the usual stuff but i have spliced a few extra questions in to wrap up his amazing career and to hear about what the future holds.  Cheers,  Mitch

Daryl Impey joins the show and gives some insight into his last race, recent retirement and to flog off his Merch again. We dive into Georges transfer to IPT for 2024 and our take on the recent ‘Jumbo show' at the Vuelta.  Merch shop: https://shop.betootaadvocate.com/collections/dm-podcastsSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Last year Dan Martin released his autobiography 'Chased by Pandas' which shared his unfiltered view of his career. While many autobiographies focus on their career highlights - Dan made the decision to focus on his fears as a cyclist - from the juniors to retirement. He joined us to reflect on his career - looking back on his junior career, racing with his dad and winning the British junior nationals before moving to represent Ireland. He also lifts the lid on following his cousin Nico Roche and Uncle Stephen Roche 'in the family business' sharing a room with Daryl Impey with La Pomme Marseilles and his steps into the peloton with Garmin. Plus why Liege-Bastogne-Liege is his favourite race, how he's helping pro athletes now and how you can ride with Dan Bobby and Jens is a Shocked Giraffe prouction for Velo. This episode was produced by Mark Payne and edited by Kirk Warner.

Daryl Impey Joins Bewls and Jonesy to talk about this years TDF, the tactics of the two top teams and how the race could play out. The boys share some post rest day stories, from nearly being time cut to waking up hungover in a hotel carpark.   SHOP MERCH: https://shop.betootaadvocate.com/collections/dm-podcasts OKES / BE LEKKER MERCH: https://www.etsy.com/listing/1349787320/be-lekker-white-adjustableSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode, we sit down with Daryl Impey of Israel – Premier Tech. Daryl is in the final year of a glowing career which saw him win Tour de France stages and pull on the famous yellow jersey. We delve into his fascinating career, discussing everything from his origins in mountain biking to his victories in races around the world. Daryl opens up about the challenges and rewards of pro cycling, including the risks involved in the sport and how his approach to risk-taking has evolved over the years, shares his thoughts on the current state of the sport and offers advice to young riders looking to make their mark. Whether you're a fan of cycling or simply interested in hearing from a world-class athlete, you won't want to miss this insightful and inspiring conversation. Today's show sponsor is Wattbike. I've played around with a lot of indoor training tools and they don't come any better than the Wattbike Atom. Jump on over to wattbike.com and use the code Roadman10 to get 10% off your purchase of the Wattbike Atom. Just apply the code at checkout. Today's show is also brought to you with special thanks to our amazing on-going sponsor Factor Bikes The heart beat of our community & best place to reach me is Twitter  Want to watch full interviews on video? Check out our new Youtube Channel https://www.youtube.com/c/roadmancycling?sub_confirmation=1 Our full back catalogue of episodes https://anchor.fm/roadman-cycling-podcast My gift to you is 14 days of free coaching. To Claim your gift go to www.roadmancycling.com/14daygift Support this podcast by buying me a beer https://www.patreon.com/anthony_walsh For coaching inquiries https://www.roadmancycling.com --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/roadman-cycling-podcast/message

Life in the Peloton is proudly brought to you by Rapha    Well, here we are back with one of our biggest episodes for the year! I'm really excited to bring this one to life - it's not every day that you get a chance to chat with one of the all-time greats of the sport. With seven Grand Tour wins to his name, including four Tour de France victories, he is indisputably one of the best cyclists of our era. I'm talking, of course, about the legend himself, Chris Froome. Just after the TDU in January, I sat down with Froomey to talk about his incredible career, and take a deep-dive into the tactics behind his impressive win in the 2018 Giro d'Italia.   I was really excited to get the chance to chat in depth with Froomey. He is, of course, a seven-time Grand Tour winner, including four Tour de France wins, two Vuelta a España wins, and one Giro d'Italia win - but his career has been plagued by rumours and unfair treatment, which I was really keen to discuss with him. And whatever your personal opinion of Froomey is, he's inarguably one of the greatest Grand Tour riders in modern cycling, and in my personal opinion, one of the greatest cyclists of all time.   He's also a great bloke, but it's a side to him that not many people get close enough to know. After so many years in the pro peloton, I knew Froomey a bit, and I also know him by reputation through a few close cycling friends that we share. Even though the guy is as professional and polished as they come, I knew from his reputation that there was also another side to him - he's not just Chris Froome the multiple Tour de France and Grand Tour winner, he's also a super nice guy, pretty quietly spoken and unassuming, and even a little bit badass at times (thanks to Daryl Impey for the background stories).   So for this episode, I was really keen to go behind the mask, to uncover that other side to the guy that seems almost superhuman, and sometimes so efficient that he's methodical and even a bit robotic in bike races. We chatted about how he got his start in cycling, and what it was like growing up riding a bike in Kenya. We delved into how he made the leap from Africa, to racing in Europe. And we really got stuck into chatting about that epic stage during the 2018 Giro d'Italia, where he tore the legs off everyone in the race (mine included), and absolutely dominated the fearsome Monte Zoncolan, to come from behind on the GC and take the Maglia Rosa and eventually the overall win. And of course, we spoke about the controversy that has plagued him throughout his incredibly successful career, and what it felt like to be booed, harassed, and even assaulted, day after day, on the already intensely difficult stages and climbs of the Tour de France.     I really loved sitting down with Froomey and hearing from the man himself. Learning more about the trajectory that his career took, and the unbelievable highs that he was able to reach, made for a really fascinating chat. I hope you enjoy getting to know the man, and not just the myth and the legend, as much as I did, and I hope it inspires you to look at this great champion in a new light.   ...   Cheers,   Mitch   Image: courtesy of Graham Watson   

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Rapha presents Talking Luft! Well, the Vuelta a España has come to an end, but I managed to sneak in some time to get talking luft with the pros on race. And I've got a fresh batch of Vuelta-themed questions as we chat the hilarious intricacies of the Vuelta and Grand Tour racing. I caught up with Fred Wright, Daryl Impey, Luke Plapp and podcast favourite Luke Durbridge and asked them about cap style, racing in the rain vs. heat, their art of getting bottles from the car, grand tour saddle sores, some hilarious on-race scenarios and much more! This was a great laugh as always and I hope you enjoy the listen as much as I did. Cheers, Mitch Listen Listen & subscribe to this series on the Life in the Peloton website, at Spotify, Apple Podcasts, GooglePlay, Stitcher, Youtube or your favourite pod app.  Show Notes . . . This episode is brought to you by Rapha, makers of the world's finest cycling clothing & accessories and the worlds largest cycling club, RCC. Find out more about Rapha: their kit, their club, their events and awesome clubhouses at rapha.cc. . . . Merch Talking Luft and Official LITP casquettes are back in stock. Shop now! Shop LITP casual Merch anytime online at our store. From casual caps to mugs, logo tees, sweaters and much more.. Keep in touch Find all our episodes, LITP news and merch on our website www.lifeinthepeloton.com Listen on all good podcast apps, and now on Youtube. Follow us on socials: Instagram: @lifeinthepeloton Twitter: @lifeinthepelo    

Rapha presents Life in the Peloton! The Vuelta a España is one of the 3 grand tours and it can slip under the radar after the hype of the Tour de France, but I can tell you first hand from a rider's perspective it certainly is no easy feat.  It's a notoriously tough old lap of Spain, raced in September towards the end of the season and known for its steep climbs and soaring temperatures. But in saying that, there are moments where the stress levels are lower than other grand tours and you can actually enjoy yourself. And that is why I loved it, it was my favourite race, behind Roubaix of course.  Naturally, I was keen to get some insight into this year's Vuelta from the pros themselves – to hear about what looks to be one of the toughest Vuelta's yet, how racing has changed from previous years and also how the battle for the points system is shaping racing this year.  I thought, what better way than to chat to all ends of the peloton. On the third rest day I spoke with Fred Wright, current UK professional with Bahrain-Victorious, riding his 4th Grand Tour at 23 years of age and in fantastic form.  Then I hear from long time pro, Daryl Impey in his 15th year pro, now racing with Israel Premier-Tech with 11 GTs under his belt.  And, of course, I had to speak to fan favourite Luke Durbridge, who is a GT veteran having ridden 13 GT's in his 11 years pro with Bike Exchange-Jayco, but ironically this is his first Vuelta.  And finally, I wanted to hear from a newbie to grand tours, Luke Plapp. He's current Australian Road Champion, 21 years of age and in his first year pro with Ineos Grenadiers, how is he finding the step into 21 day stage racing? I tell you it was a laugh to hear their brutal honesty, especially being 2 weeks in and so close to the finish line. Jump back into the world tour peloton with me for the last week of grand tour racing this season, I hope you enjoy the insight. Stay tuned next week as I take Talking Luft on race with the pros at the Vuelta. Cheers, Mitch    Photo: Chris Auld Listen Listen & subscribe to this series on the Life in the Peloton website, at Spotify, Apple Podcasts, GooglePlay, Stitcher, Youtube or your favourite pod app.  Show Notes . . . This episode is brought to you by Rapha, makers of the world's finest cycling clothing & accessories and the worlds largest cycling club, RCC. Find out more about Rapha: their kit, their club, their events and awesome clubhouses at rapha.cc. . . . Merch Talking Luft and Official LITP casquettes are back in stock. Shop now! Shop LITP casual Merch anytime online at our store. From casual caps to mugs, embroidered tees, logo tees, sweaters and much more.. Keep in touch Find all our episodes, LITP news and merch on our website www.lifeinthepeloton.com Listen on all good podcast apps, and now on Youtube. Follow us on socials: Instagram: @lifeinthepeloton Twitter: @lifeinthepelo

Solar eclipses the field to take a solo win into Bilbao with Daryl Impey a strong second. Roglic lends out the red leaders jersey to Frenchman Rudy Molard but stage 6 should ignite the GC battle.

Cyclist Aaron Gate has surged into New Zealand Commonwealth Games history - winning the men's road race to claim record a fourth gold medal at the Games in Birmingham. After collecting three golds on the track last week, Gates produced one of this country's great sporting moments when crossing the line after 160-kilometres of intense racing. He becomes the first New Zealander to win four golds at one Games. Despite his leg muscles constantly cramping over the final stages, he found the energy to see off South Africa's Daryl Impey and Scotland's Finn Crockett. It was New Zealand's 18th gold in Birmingham, which is our best-ever Commonwealth Games return, surpassing the 17 won when we last played host - in Auckland in 1990. On the track, Gate won the points race, individual pursuit and was part of the victorious men's team pursuit. The 31-year-old Aucklander said self-preservation became a focus over the closing stages. New Zealand have won two other medals overnight - both via our women's sports teams. The Silver Ferns claimed netball bronze with a meritorious 55-48 win over England, a team who had beaten them handsomely earlier in the Games. After a heavy loss to Jamaica in the semi-finals, New Zealand coach Dame Noeline Taurua explains what third place means for her. The White Ferns also ended a mixed cricket campaign on a high, clinching third place after chasing down England's target of 110 with 8 overs to spare. Captain Sophie Devine, who anchored New Zealand's innings with an unbeaten 51, says the future is looking bright for women's cricket. New Zealand could win another gold on Monday, when Paul Coll and Joelle King contest the mixed doubles final. Reporter Bridget Tunnicliffe spoke to Corin Dann.

New Zealand has won two gold medals on a historic morning at the Commonwealth Games in Birmingham making it a record haul of 19 golds now. Cyclist Aaron Gate became the first New Zealander to secure four golds at a single Games when he surged to victory in the men's road race. Hours later, our mixed doubles squash pair of Paul Coll and Joelle King thrashed English opponents in a one-sided final. It lifted New Zealand's gold medal tally in Birmingham to 19, which is our best at any Games - surpassing the 17 won when we last played host - in Auckland in 1990. Gate's triumph came after he scooped three golds on the track, making his victory in the gruelling 160-kilometre road race all the more memorable. Despite his leg muscles constantly cramping over the final stages, he found the energy to see off South Africa's Daryl Impey and Scotland's Finn Crockett. T he 31-year-old Aucklander told Sky Sport self-preservation became a focus over the closing stages. Coll and King needed little more than half an hour to see off English pair Alison Waters and Adrian Waller. It follows Coll's gold in the men's singles last week. He said teamwork was at the heart of the straight set doubles win. New Zealand also clinched two bronze medals overnight - through our women's sports teams. Both the Silver Ferns netballers and White Ferns cricketers beat England in their play-offs for third place. They were satisfying results after both teams lost to England earlier in the Games. Silver Ferns coach Dame Noeline Taurua said the importance her team's 55-48 win shouldn't be underestimated. The White Ferns also ended a mixed campaign on a high, chasing down England's target of 110 with 8 overs to spare. Captain Sophie Devine, who anchored New Zealand's innings with an unbeaten 51, says the result was positive but she was disappointed not to reach the final. Currently, the women's beach volleyball pair of Alice Zeimann and Shaunna Polley are leading Vanuatu opponents in the bronze medal playoff.

We preview the opening stage of the 2022 Tour de France as Daryl Impey is a late withdrawal from the race after testing positive for Covid. We chat with 2010 Tour de France winner Andy Schleck to find out his tip for the overall and cycling chef Nicki Strobel gives us a tour around Denmark.

The boys wrap up the first 10days of The Giro, How does Yatsey shift his focus, George runs us through the legend of Koen Bouwman, Daryl Impey joins us live from the road and we dissect the flaws in the new UCI promotion & relegation points system. Plus, a little Merch update.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

We're joined by former Australian cyclist and commentator Simon Gerrans and Israel-Premier Tech rider Daryl Impey to relive some great memories over their cycling careers, none bigger than the 2013 Tour de France. We also look ahead to the Tour of Flanders.

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We dissect a big day at the Giro as Egan Bernal shows again his dominance in the pink jersey as Simon Yates moves up to second on GC. We check in with Israel Start-Up Nation sprint coach Allan Davis to discuss the crash in the final stage with Daryl Impey and Rob Stannard. Sam Bewley joins the panel and Matt White depending on the health of his blackberry.

Time for the fearsome Monte Zoncolan with some big GC gaps, a strong breakaway and crazy fans. Benji and LR break it down as well as a bonus segment on the Daryl Impey deviation in the last stage of Andalucia causing Rob Stannard to crash. Show Partner | https://lecol.cc Photos | Cor Vos If you enjoy the LRCP, and you want to support us by leaving a tip, feel free to do so here: https://ko-fi.com/lanternerougecyclingpodcast

We take a look at Chris Froome's new team who have brought on Mike Woods and Daryl Impey among others. 

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We recap another exciting stage at the Giro with Ganna taking his 82kg frame to victory. We chat with South African Daryl Impey about his amazing journey with the GreenEDGE organisation.

We reflect on a hard but successful opening week of the TDF,  George talks us through is stage 1 brain fart, Daryl Impey pops in for a chat and Bewls forgets deaf people can read. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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A jam packed show as we go live to the Mitchelton-Scott team bus en route to the start of stage 7 at the Tour de France. We also catch up with the first Australian to wear the yellow jersey Phil Anderson as well as the 1988 200m Freestyle Gold Medalist Duncan Armstrong.

Hey guys welcome back to another episode of Coffee and Van Chats - On this episode we chat with James Piccoli of Israel StartUp Nation formally known as Israel Cycling Academy. We chat about the recent signings of Chris Froome, Michael Woods, Daryl Impey and much more! Please sit back relax and enjoy! Sponsors of the Podcast: BeetRoot Pro: www.beetrootpro.com (CODE: VANCHATS) Chamois Buttr: www.chamoisbuttr.com --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/coffeeandvanchats/support

Foil 2021 è la nuova bici Aero di SCOTT. Scopri i segreti di questa nuova bellezza.Allestimenti, Prezzi e Specifiche Tecniche.Dalla sua introduzione nel 2010, Foil ha ottenuto grandi successi. Ad oggi, Foil detiene 33 vittorie di tappa nel Grand Tour, quattro Monumenti e un titolo mondiale UCI Elite. La Foil è stata la prima a tagliare il traguardo in 182 gare al massimo livello di ciclismo. Al Tour de France di quest'anno i velocisti di Mitchelton-SCOTT Luka Mezgec e Daryl Impey useranno Foil per tappe pianeggianti e irregolari per inseguire la gloriaMaggiori info: https://www.scott-sports.com/it/it/page/foil

East Coast Radio — Pakistan making steady progress in the first innings at Old Trafford despite the rain. Werner Kok enjoying the current environment at the Sharks. Daryl Impey signs with Chris Froome's Israel Start-Up Nation.

For this week's episode, presented by Zwift, we were joined by Daryl Impey. A former teammate of G's back in their Barloworld days, the first African to wear the yellow jersey at the Tour, and all round good bloke, he's got a few stories to tell. Enjoy.

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The greatest pro cyclist of South Africa is racing the 2020 season with the Team Mitchelton-Scott on a Scott Addict RC aero road bike. In this episode Micka Demonchaux review the specific bike geometry and position of Daryl Impey. The greatest road bike national champion of South Africa . Daryl is a powerful rider and he has won the South Africa's Time Trial champion title every years since 2012. Get the bike size and position sketch directly on www.dmcx.com.

Join host Dan Jones as he returns for the first episode of the Peloton on Pause Podcast. In this episode Jonesy chats to Daryl Impey and Chris Juul-Jensen to find out how they're coping with life in lockdown, what they're missing most about racing and we take a look back at their most memorable victories. The guys also answer your questions in the Shimano 'Ask Anything' segment. KEEP IN TOUCH: - Follow us on Twitter - Follow us on Instagram - Like us on Facebook - Subscribe to us on YouTube

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(28.1.2020) Preteky Tour Down Under mierne naznačili, v akom duchu sa bude niesť tohtoročná sezóna. Viviani sa musel skloniť pred Bennettom a Calebom Ewanom, zatiaľ čo Daryl Impey nestačil na kráľa Willunga Hill. Nič však nešlo úplne v zabehnutých koľajach, pretože aj Richie Porte našiel na Willunga Hill po rokoch nadvlády premožiteľa. Peter Sagan oslavuje tridsiatku v Argentíne na Vuelta a San Juan a austrálske leto vyvrcholí už tento víkend pretekmi Cadel Evans Great Ocean Road Race. Foto: facebook.com/UnionCyclisteInternationale

Recorded moments after the completion of Stage 5 of the 2020 TDU, we speak with peloton insiders Laura Fletcher of The Peloton Brief + former race winner Pat Jonker and James Raison of Ride Adelaide & La Velocita. We talk Richie, Caleb, Daryl Impey as well as the Women's TDU, and ask will there be gravel in 2021 when Stuart O'Grady is in charge. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Welcome to The Cycling Podcast presents Life in the Peloton with Mitch Docker. We're delighted to welcome Mitch to the team for 2020 and ahead of the release of his first new episode on January 29 we thought we'd delve into his back catalogue to present six edited versions of some of his greatest hits. First up it's Daryl Impey, the Mitchelton-Scott rider who has experienced the highs and lows of professional cycling over a career that has spanned more than a decade. Life in the Peloton comes to The Cycling Podcast's channel in 2020 with the first 'new' episode featuring EF Education First rider Jimmy Whelan. If you've never heard Mitch's podcasts before, this is a taste of what's to come. Check out Mitch Docker's complete back catalogue and merchandise at lifeinthepeloton.com (https://lifeinthepeloton.com/)

 After a long hiatus we welcome back Procycling editor Edward Pickering to the Cyclingnews podcast, as we look ahead to the Tour Down Under and discuss a number of topics from the evolution of UAE Team Emirates to the chances of Elia Viviani and Caleb Ewan as they go head-to-head in Australia.  Viviani moved to Cofidis over the winter and we discuss how the French team has successfully gone about their business in the transfer market and whether the Italian can replicate the form he has shown over the last two years.  We also hear from both Viviani and Ewan after Sunday's downtown criterium, while we also check in with Tom Southam from EF Pro Cycling as he looks ahead to the first WorldTour race of the year.  Our final interview in this episode is with Matt White, from Mitchelton Scott. White has masterminded six overall titles in the last nine years and with Daryl Impey on his roster is looking to make it three in a row. The Australian team director talks about this year's Tour Down under course and how and where the race might be won.   To subscribe to the Cyclingnews podcast, click here.  Our latest competition gives you the chance to win one of two musettes. We have one from Katusha Alpecin that's stuffed with goodies and kit from last year, while we also have a similar prize for BMC Racing fans. Can you tell we've recently moved offices and need to clear some space?  All you have to do to win these fantastic prizes is head to our Itunes page, give us a review and post your top three kits for 2020 (men's or women's). We'll announce the winners in the next couple of weeks.  This podcast was brought to you by Sportful and Floyds of Leadville.   Sponsor message Born in the Italian Dolomites, Sportful has been making athletes faster, more efficient and better protected since 1972 Official apparel supplier to Bora-Hansgrohe.  The same Pro Issue apparel, which includes our BodyFit Pro and Fiandre lines, worn by Peter Sagan is available to purchase by all cyclists.  BodyFit Pro; a form fitting design with a focus on enhanced aerodynamics was created specifically for the rigors of pro bike racing.  Our versatile Fiandre line uses proprietary technology to keep you dry and comfortable in inclement, variable weather conditions.  Sportful leads the market with innovative and technical apparel so you can experience those unforgettable moments, your very best days on a bike.  For more details visit sportful.com Follow the ride on instagram @sportful  

(16.1.2020) Polovica januára je za nami, čo znamená, že cestná sezóna 2020 je realitou. Bezduché týždne končia a World Tour dianie sa presúva do Austrálie. Okrem tradičnej dvojice Daryl Impey a Richie Porte sa u protinožcov predstaví aj Romain Bardet. Slovenská cyklistika momentálne žije otvoreným listom adresovaným prezidentovi SZC Petrovi Privarovi, v ktorom ho jeho signatári nešetrili kritikou. Foto: facebook.com/tourdownunder

News in Kürze zum Hören und Lesen. Heute: Djokovic gewinnt Wimbledon. Senegal und Algerien gewinnen Halbfinals beim Africa Cup. Ausreißer Daryl Impey gewinnt neunte Tour-de-France-Etappe. Jean-Éric Vergne ist Formel-E-Weltmeister. Hamilton gewinnt Formel-1-Grand-Prix in Silverstone.

Daryl Impey für den nächsten Ausreißersieg bei der Tour de France gesorgt. Er ließ auf der 9. Etappe über 170,5 Kilometer von Saint-Étienne nach Brioude im Sprintduell dem Belgier Tiesj Benoot keine Chance. Am französischen Nationalfeiertag brannte die Führung von Julian Alaphilipe nicht an. Der Franzose fährt weiter in Gelb. Und was war beim Team Sunweb los? Nikias Arndt erzählt euch darüber in seinem exklusiven Tour-Tagebuch für radsport-news.com. Er spricht heute über Absprachen mit anderen Teams und darüber, wie man einen Tag für Ausreißer im Feld verbringt....

Hadden we staarten, dan zouden we dezer dagen permanent kwispelen, om maar eens een groot filosoof uit Amsterdam-Oost vrijelijk te citeren. Want mince alors, wat worden we verwend, in deze Tour de France. Op vrijdag pakte Dylan Groenewegen dan toch éindelijk zijn eerste ritzege - en op zaterdag zagen we een van de indrukwekkendste solo's sinds Slash in November Rain, toen Thomas de Gendt eerst Alessandro de Marchi lostte op een helling - en toen Pinot en Alaphilippe van zich afhield op weg naar de streep. En vandaag konden we bíjna, bíjna alwéér een overwinning van een Vriend van de Show op ons conto bijschrijven, toen Je Boy Tiesj met Nicholas Roche demarreerde na een lange dag in de vroege vlucht. Maar dommage, paté de cacahuette - want Roche lostte - Daryl Impey kwam terug - en we weten allemaal dat die kan Sprinten als Satan. Tiesj ging nog wel aan - de Zuidafrikaan counterde - en Je Boy gaf zich gewonnen. Baie geluk met die oorwinning, Daryl Impey. Maar we balen wel een beetje.Als luisteraar van De Rode Lantaarn krijg je tijdens de Tour een gratis bikeguard en een spetterende Rode Lantaarn-prijzenpakket kado als je een fiets van Canyon bestelt met de kortingscode 't0ngarcon'.Deze Rode Lantaarn wordt gepresenteerd door Willem Dudok en Jonne Seriese en Tim de Gier en wordt mede mogelijk gemaakt door Scorito, Canyon*, Hetiskoers.nl en Dag en Nacht Media. De titelmuziek is van de Swing Ninja’s. Abonneren op de Rode Lantaarn kan bijvoorbeeld via iTunes – waar je ook - wel doen hoor! - een puike recensie kunt achterlaten.Reageren op deze podcast?Je vindt ons op Twitter: @timdegier & @willemdudok & @t0ngarcon. Én we hebben een mailadres: post@derodelantaarnpodcast.nl.

Die neunte Etappe der Tour de France am französischen Nationalfeiertag gewinnt Daryl Impey von Mitchelton-Scott. Die 120 Kilometer lange Schlussetappe des 30. Giro d’Italia Femminile gewinnt Marianne Vos von CCC-Liv. Der Gesamtsieg des „Giro Donna“ geht an Annemiek van Vleuten von Mitchelton-Scott. Das CrossCountry Weltcup-Rennen im französischen Les Gets gewinnt Scott-Sram-Profi Nino Schurter vor Gerhard Kerschbaumer von Torpado-Ursus und Cannondale-Profi Henrique Avancini. Bei den Damen ist es Schurters Teamkollegin Kate Courtney, die für ihr Team den nächsten Sieg rausfährt.

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Daryl Impey für den nächsten Ausreißersieg bei der Tour de France gesorgt. Er ließ auf der 9. Etappe über 170,5 Kilometer von Saint-Étienne nach Brioude im Sprintduell dem Belgier Tiesj Benoot keine Chance. Am französischen Nationalfeiertag brannte die Führung von Julian Alaphilipe nicht an. Der Franzose fährt weiter in Gelb. Und was war beim Team Sunweb los? Nikias Arndt erzählt euch darüber in seinem exklusiven Tour-Tagebuch für radsport-news.com. Er spricht heute über Absprachen mit anderen Teams und darüber, wie man einen Tag für Ausreißer im Feld verbringt.

Ein südafrikanischer Etappensieger am französischen Nationalfeiertag! In Deutschland fragt man sich dagegen nur: Kann Andre Greipel wirklich 8000 Watt treten? Ein paar Fahrer wollen in die Ausreißergruppe, schaffen es aber nicht, andere sind in der Gruppe, wissen aber gar nicht wieso. Fährt verbal immer großes Blatt: der Tourfunk.

Daryl Impey stole the show in the Tour's 9th stage, taking a breakaway win. Julian Alaphilippe remains in yellow. Luke Durbridge has the coveted Hour Classification. Can he defend it through tomorrow? The Giro Rosa wrapped up with a somewhat predictable result. Abby calls in with the latest, and then looks ahead to La Course, which takes place in Pau this week.

Een volle Tourweek zit erop, het is alweer tijd voor etappe 8. Vandaag fietsen de renners 199 kilometer van Mâcon naar Saint-Étienne over een ‘Frans vlak’ parcours. Volgens Martijn is waarschijnlijk maar tien centimeter van de etappe vlak. Een dag voor ontsnappers zoals Niki Terpstra, of misschien lukt het Tim Wellens de bolletjestrui nog steviger om zijn schouders te krijgen? De Kopgroep heeft weer een uiteenlopende voorspelling voor deze dag. Mart voorspelt winst voor ‘een Dylan’ en noemt Dylan Teuns en Dylan van Baarle als kanshebbers, maar sluit daarbij ook Bob Dylan niet uit. Martijn gaat voor Luis León Sánchez, de man die telkens aan een nieuw wielerleven begint. Joost gaat voor Wout van Aert, omdat ‘ie het hem zo gunt. Wie wint volgens u deze etappe? Doe uw voorspelling voor 15:00 op nporadio1.nl/nattevinger en maak kans op een t-shirt van De Kopgroep! Monsieur 69 De Zuid-Afrikaan Daryl Impey kwam gisteren als 69e over de finish en is daarmee vandaag onze Monsieur 69. Mart herinnert zich een incident in de Ronde van Turkije met Theo Bos en Joost gloeit van trots als hij vertelt over die keer dat hij op Strava in hetzelfde rijtje stond met Daryl Impey. Honderd jaar gele trui Vandaag blikt Mart terug op de ronde van 1968, die werd gewonnen door Jan Janssen. Voor de Belgen was er een andere hoofdrolspeler die Tour; George Vandenberghe. Een kleine knecht die maar liefst elf etappes lang in de gele trui mocht rondfietsen.

The Tour de France is still in Brussels, with the start and finish in the same places as they were on Saturday, although a very different test stood in front of the riders. The team time trial took the race through the birthplaces of two of Belgium’s finest figures – Woluwe St Pierre, where five-time Tour winner Eddy Merckx was born – and then Schaerbeek, where Jacques Brel was born. Richard Moore, Lionel Birnie and François Thomazeau cross the border into Flanders to reflect on a convincing win for Jumbo-Visma, which extends Mike Teunissen’s stay in the yellow jersey. Team Ineos set the early pace and their time survived until the last when the Dutch outfit smashed it. Before that Deceuninck-Quick Step came within less than a second of Ineos’s time and behind them were a clutch of teams within a few seconds. We assess the winners and losers and ask whether the team time trial is really an indicator of who can win the Tour. We also hear from George Bennett and Richard Plugge, a rider and boss of the winning team, Dirk De Mol, sports director of one of the day’s surprise teams, Katusha, and Jakob Fuglsang, who limited his losses after yesterday’s crash. Plus there’s reaction from Mitchelton-Scott’s Daryl Impey and Team Ineos’s Nicolas Portal. Finally we hear about François’s dish of eels in a herby green sauce and another installment of Outside the Team Bus. The Cycling Podcast is supported by Rapha and Science In Sport. Austin Cycles Competition The Cycling Podcast has teamed up with Austin Cycles for a special competition during the 2019 Tour de France. We are giving The Cycling Podcast Newsletter subscribers an exclusive opportunity to win a Austin Cycles AC ATTO folding carbon bike worth £2,750! Subscribe to our mailing list >> (http://eepurl.com/bERv1D) Science in Sport Science in Sport are offering you the chance to experience a stage at La Vuelta or Tour of Britain from inside the Team INEOS support car. Prize Includes 2 x night's accommodation, transport & £400 spending money! 5 runners up will win a signed Team INEOS Jersey. Enter the competition >> (https://thecyclingpodcast.us10.list-manage.com/track/click?u=e30db910a0fe0ac7464cd458e&id=6084d508e0&e=cfa980aecc) Wattbike Our Tour de France stage two coverage is sponsored by Wattbike. If you live in the UK you can get a £100 Sigma Sport voucher with every Wattbike Atom purchased before July 31. Go to www.wattbike.com/TCP100 (https://wattbike.com/gb/tcp100) and use the code TCP100.

Rory has had a long career. And as I found out when talking to Daryl Impey, a long career is not without it’s hiccups. “Hiccups” is putting it lightly, because before Rory could really sink his teeth into his profession career with Rabobank back in 2005, he received the piece of mail anyone would fear. […]

It has been a cliche career of ups and downs for Daryl. From major crashes, to yellow jerseys, to false allegations, to stepping up from Domestique to leader. What we realised is that to be a professional of more than 10 years the journey is never going to be smooth sailing. That's what makes a successful pro, someone who can fight back and become stronger. And this is the case with Daryl, where the lows are very low, he has been able to reach some amazing highs on the other side. Have a listen to his story.

We caught up with SA road cyclist Daryl Impey following his victory down under. We also spoke to Pakistan head coach Mickey Arthur ahead of the final ODI against South Africa. We then hosted former Proteas spin bowler Paul Adams, live at our Cape Town studio.

¡Nuevo podcast de El Maillot Semanal, el primero del año! Tras una larga espera, ha vuelto la temporada de ciclismo. Y lo ha hecho de la misma forma que el año pasado, con Richie Porte ejerciendo su monarquía absoluta sobre Willunga Hill por sexto año consecutivo y con un Daryl Impey que repite triunfo en la general del Tour Down Under. Por oro lado, grandes jefes del pelotón preparan su debut en la presente campaña. Desde Nairo Quintana, que entrará en escena el domingo en la Vuelta a San Juan, hasta Chris Froome, cuyo primer reto será el Tour Colombia. Mallorca será el escenario elegido por Alejandro Valverde para lucir su reciente maillot arcoíris, mientras que el vigente campeón del Tour de Francia, Geraint Thomas, debutará en Valencia. Dirección llevada a cabo por Juan Clavijo. Comentarios de David García y Raúl Banqueri. HOY, te presentamos este menú: 1. Analizamos lo ocurrido en el Tour Down Under, donde el sudafricano Daryl Impey se impuso por segundo año consecutivo. Richie Porte cumplió los pronósticos en Willunga Hill y se llevó el triunfo de etapa (02:50 – 45:11). 2. Ultimamos el programa hablando de las próximas pruebas del calendario: Tropicale Amissa Bongo, Cadel Evans Great Ocean Race y Vuelta a San Juan (45:11 - 1:00:17). 3. Debatimos acerca del debut de los grandes referentes del pelotón internacional: Chris Froome, Nairo Quintana, Tom Dumoulin, Geraint Thomas, Simon Yates, Mikel Landa, Vincenzo Nibali, entre otros (1:00:17 – 1:20:27). SELECCIÓN MUSICAL: Green Day - 'Holiday' Marshmello ft. Anne-Marie - 'Friends' Kendji Girac - 'Pour Oublier' SÍGUENOS EN: iTunes: El Maillot iVoox: El Maillot Twitter: @ElMaillot_ Facebook: @ElMaillotOficial Instagram: @elmaillot YouTube: El Maillot

We have a bumper edition of the Cyclingnews podcast after stage 4 of the Tour Down Under. We hear from Richie Porte, Daryl Impey, Patrick Bevin, Matt White, Tom Southam, and Michael Woods. The stage saw Impey edge out overall leader Patrick Bevin and reduce the New Zealand rider's advantage to just seven seconds with two days of racing remaining. The stage came alive on the Corkscrew climb, with Porte, George Bennett, Wout Poels and Michael Woods - the best four climbers in the race - going clear. It looked as though Bevin was in trouble but he paced himself, and used Impey's Mitchelton-Scott team to bring the race back together on the technical descent. The Cyclingnews podcast is brought to you in association with Sportful, Pinarello and Floyd's of Leadville.   Sponsor message Sportful has a rich and successful racing history; optimising performance for athletes who have gone onto win Grand Tours, one-day classics, and the World Championships. Sportful leads the market with innovative and technical apparel so you can experience those unforgettable moments, your very best days on a bike. For more details visit Sportful.com and follow the ride on Instagram @sportful

Stage 4 is unpacked with Campbell Flakemore and Pat Shaw. A showdown on Corkscrew didn't disappoint with Daryl Impey taking the chocolates ahead of race leader Paddy Bevin. We talk all things stage 4 and get into the tactics that will be played out over the coming days.  

In today's episode of the Cyclingnews podcast, brought to you in association with Sportful, Pinarello and Floyd's of Leadville, we look back at stage 2 of the Tour Down. Patrick Bevin (CCC Team) stole the show with a blistering turn of speed to win the stage and the Kiwi now leads the race from Elia Viviani by five seconds, but for the second day in a row Bevin stolen a march on the pre-race GC riders and has a 15 second buffer on the likes of Daryl Impey, Richie Porte and Rohan Dennis. Game over?  We hear from Bevin, Matt White and Caleb Ewan, who finished second, before previewing stage 3 and a crucial day that could see Bevin's team stretched to their limit. We have an actual race on our hands.   Sponsor message                                                                             Born in the Italian Dolomites, Sportful has been making athletes faster, more efficient and better protected since 1972. Sportful has a rich and successful racing history; optimising performance for athletes who have gone onto win Grand Tours, one-day classics, and the World Championships. Sportful leads the market with innovative and technical apparel so you can experience those unforgettable moments, your very best days on a bike. For more details visit Sportful.com and follow the ride on Instagram @sportful 

Welcome back to the Cyclingnews podcast, brought to you in association with Sportful, Pinarello and Floyd's of Leadville. We've had our winter break but we're back and at the Tour Down Under. And we're kicking off the season with an exclusive interview with Trek Segafredo's Richie Porte. We'll also hear from the race's defending champion Daryl Impey of Mitchelton-Scott. Porte moved from BMC Racing in the winter and has big hopes and aspirations when it comes to stage racing this, along with one final crack at the Tour de France. We talk to Porte about the hunt for success at the Tour, mental as well as physical pressure, and how he has settled with his new teammates ahead of the Tour Down Under. Impey, who denied Porte the 2018 Tour Down Under title, returns to lead the line at Mitchelton Scott and talks tactics over a race that will be decided by seconds.  

Kurz vor dem Jahreswechsel, wurde mit der Strecke der Vuelta 2019, auch die letzte Strecke der Grand Tours des kommenden Jahres vorgestellt. In der neuen Ausgabe von Radio Tour, dem gemeinsamen Radsport-Talk von meinsportpodcast.de und radsport-news.com, sprechen Lukas Kruse (@Luuk_Kru) und Eric Gutglück (@eterakete87) über die Streckenführung. Die 74. Austragung der Spanien-Rundfahrt startet am 24. August in Torrevieja und endet nach 3272,2 Kilometern am 15. September in Madrid. Auch 2019 wartet eine schwere Strecke auf die Fahrer, die den Sprintern nur sehr wenige Siegchancen bieten wird. Nach einem Mannschaftszeitfahren zum Auftakt, bietet sich bereits in der ersten Woche die ein oder andere Gelegenheit für die Klassementfahrer. Gleich auf der fünften Etappe wartet die erste Bergetappe, bei der sich schon etwas die Spreu vom Weizen trennen dürfte. Nach weiteren schweren Etappen, endet die erste Woche mit einem Highlight. Der neunte Abschnitt ist zwar nur 96,6 Kilometer lang, reiht sich jedoch in die kurzen, aber sehr harten Etappen der vergangenen großen Rundfahrten, ein. Nach dem ersten Ruhetag, steht das einzige Einzelzeitfahren der Vuelta auf dem Programm. Auf de...

Kurz vor dem Jahreswechsel, wurde mit der Strecke der Vuelta 2019, auch die letzte Strecke der Grand Tours des kommenden Jahres vorgestellt. In der neuen Ausgabe von Radio Tour, dem gemeinsamen Radsport-Talk von meinsportpodcast.de und radsport-news.com, sprechen Lukas Kruse (@Luuk_Kru) und Eric Gutglück (@eterakete87) über die Streckenführung. Die 74. Austragung der Spanien-Rundfahrt startet am 24. August in Torrevieja und endet nach 3272,2 Kilometern am 15. September in Madrid. Auch 2019 wartet eine schwere Strecke auf die Fahrer, die den Sprintern nur sehr wenige Siegchancen bieten wird. Nach einem Mannschaftszeitfahren zum Auftakt, bietet sich bereits in der ersten Woche die ein oder andere Gelegenheit für die Klassementfahrer. Gleich auf der fünften Etappe wartet die erste Bergetappe, bei der sich schon etwas die Spreu vom Weizen trennen dürfte. Nach weiteren schweren Etappen, endet die erste Woche mit einem Highlight. Der neunte Abschnitt ist zwar nur 96,6 Kilometer lang, reiht sich jedoch in die kurzen, aber sehr harten Etappen der vergangenen großen Rundfahrten, ein. Nach dem ersten Ruhetag, steht das einzige Einzelzeitfahren der Vuelta auf dem Programm. Auf dem 36 Kilometer langen Parcours in Frankreich. werden die Spezialisten versuchen Boden im Kampf um den Gesamtsieg gut zu machen. Nach zwei weiteren welligen Abschnitten, warten auf der 13. Etappe gleich 7 kategorisierte Anstiege und eine schwere Bergankunft auf die Fahrer. Der 14. Abschnitt ist weitestgehend flach und bietet etwas Erholung, bevor am 15. Tag erneut geklettert wird. Die dritte Woche beginnt, wie die zweite endete: mit einer harten Bergetappe. Während die 17. und 19. Etappe noch einmal an die Sprinter gehen dürften, wird sich auf dem 18. und 20. Abschnitt der Kampf um den Gesamtsieg entscheiden wird. Nach 21 anstrengende Etappen endet die 74. Vuelta mit einer typischen Schlussetappe in Madrid. Zum Abschluss verkündet Lukas noch seinen Abschied von Radio Tour und meinsportpodcast.de. Er wird sich ab dem kommenden Jahr Team Sunweb anschließen und dort als German Press Officer arbeiten. Wir wünschen ein frohes Fest und einen guten Rutsch.

Critérium du Dauphiné, Pascal Ackermann, BORA-hansgrohe, Edvald Boasson Hagen, Team Dimension Data, Daryl Impey, Mitchelton Scott, Maastricht, Tom Dumoulin, Team Sunweb, Tour de France, Essen, Ben Zwiehoff vom Team Bergamont

MTB Eliminator Weltcup, Jeroen van Eck, Simon Gegenheimer, Ingrid Bøe Jacobsen, Dauphine Liberé, Daryl Impey, Mitchelton Scott, Julian Alaphilippe, Quick Step-Floors, Pascal Ackermann, BORA-hansgrohe, Michal Kwiatkowski, Team Sky, Lotto Thüringen Ladies Tour, Lisa Brennauer, Team Wiggle-High5, Ellen van Dijk, Licinda Brand, Team Sunweb, Maastricht, Tom Dumoulin, Team Sunweb

After an extended break over Christmas, Adam and Oli are back with the Cycling Ramble’s first episode of 2018. The pair reflect on the start to the season, including victories for Alejandro Valverde, Daryl Impey and Esteban Chaves. They also look ahead to the races coming up in the next few weeks and look ahead to the coming year. Adam and Oli end the podcast by discussing the Chris Froome saga after the Team Sky rider announced he will begin his 2018 season later this month. Cycling Ramble Links: Twitter: twitter.com/CyclingRamble Facebook: https:// www.facebook.com/ Instagram: www.instagram.com/cyclingramble/ Soundcloud: @cyclingramble Mixcloud: www.mixcloud.com/cyclingramble/

¡Trigésimo segunda entrega de El Maillot Semanal! La batalla inicial del World Tour ha llegado a su fin. Daryl Impey se ha convertido en el primer ciclista africano capaz de coronarse en el Tour Down Under. El de Mitchelton-Scott aguantó el arreón de Richie Porte en Willunga Hill y logró enfundarse el preciado maillot naranja en Adelaida. Mientras tanto, el diario L'Équipe ha dado a conocer los que, probablemente, serán los cuatro equipos invitados para la Vuelta a España: Murias, Burgos-BH, Caja Rural y Cofidis. De este modo, escuadras como Aqua Blue Sport o Manzana Postobón no tendrían la oportunidad de repartir presencia en la última gran cita de la temporada. A la espera de que se oficialicen dichos datos, las principales figuras del pelotón internacional continúan dejándose ver en las primeras carreras del año. Los Gaviria, Majka y compañía ya han dejado su rúbrica en la Vuelta a San Juan; Alejandro Valverde ha vuelto a colocarse un dorsal en la Challenge de Mallorca 208 días después de su lesión; y esprínteres como Coquard o Mareczko han hecho lo propio en el exótico Tour de Sharjah. Dirección llevada a cabo por Juan Clavijo. Comentarios de David García y Manuél Bernáldez. HOY, te presentamos este menú: 1. Analizamos minuciosamente todo lo ocurrido en el Tour Down Under, donde el sudafricano Daryl Impey se impuso en la clasificación general tras empatar a tiempo con Richie Porte, ganador en Willunga Hill  (02:40 - 32:56). 2. Debatimos acerca de las 12 wild cards que se han repartido en las tres grandes vueltas, incidiendo en la última noticia de L'Équipe, la cual apunta a la presencia como invitados de Cofidis, Burgos-BH, Murias y Caja Rural en la próxima Vuelta a España (32:56 - 1:10:46). 3. Ponemos en tela de juicio la presencia del estadounidense Lance Armstrong en diferentes actos públicos. El polémico ex ciclista acudió como invitado especial a la presentación de la renovada Fundación Euskadi de Mikel Landa y será el ponente de referencia en el próximo Tour de Flandes, un hecho que no ha gustado al actual presidente de la UCI, David Lappartient (1:10:46 - 1:21:27). 4. Repasamos las principales pruebas que se están llevando a cabo en el mundo de los pedales y que están sirviendo como escenario para el debut de varios corredores, como Alejandro Valverde: la Vuelta a San Juan, la Challenge de Mallorca y el exótico Tour de Sharjah (1:21:27 - 1:33:43).   SÍGUENOS EN: iTunes: El Maillot iVoox: El Maillot Twitter: @ElMaillot_ Facebook: @ElMaillotOficial Instagram: @elmaillot YouTube: El Maillot

On tonight's SAfm Sports Wrap we look at the second of the 2015 Africa Cup of Nations semi-final between Equatorial Guinea and Ghana. We also chat to Daryl Impey who retained his South African Time Trial title in Mbombela today. Former Springbok centre and Stormers and Western Province backline coach Robbie Fleck joins us to talk about this weekend's Cape Town Tens. We also hear from the SA Sevens Rugby squad ahead of the Wellington Sevens in New Zealand.

This week on the Cycling Central podcast we talk Vuelta, Movistar, Quintana, and Contador, touch on the Daryl Impey case, and question if, as cycling becomes more and more expensive at the top end, has it lost its roots? Join Anthony Tan, Rob Arnold and Al Hinds.

TalkFEED — The 2014 National Road Cycling Championships are taking place in Durban as we speak and this week on Cycle Talk SA: Stuart Pickering from Cycling Direct caught up with Daryl Impey and Ashleigh Moolman Pasio following their wins in the Men’s and Ladies elite time trial Thursday. Brad chats to Patrick Cawood, who is the […] Read more

TalkFEED — Into yet another episode of Cycle Talk SA and this week: We caught up with Talk Radio 702 and 567 Cape Talk’s David O’Sullivan who is very new to the sport of cycling. David is riding the Momentum 94.7 Cycle Challenge for a great cause this year and he is urging you to do the […] Read more

TalkFEED — Four weeks in and this week Brad caught up with Ashleigh Moolman Pasio from Spain. They chatted about Ashleigh being named Africa’s most Influential Woman in Sport, they spoke about her European season and her upcoming races. They also touched on how much Daryl Impey’s performance at this year’s Tour de France and Chris Froome’s […] Read more