Podcast appearances and mentions of ian stannard

Lukas Nerurkar is one of a handful of young British riders who will graduate to the UCI WorldTour in 2024. The Brighton teenager is the son of the British Olympian Richard Nerurkar and spent the first seven years of his life in Ethiopia. Mount Entoto hosted his formative cycling experiences. In June, Lukas won a stage of the Baby Giro, a prestigious U23 race featuring some of the mountain passes used by the Giro d'Italia. He also won the white jersey competition at the professional Gran Camino race, an event won by two-time Tour de France champion Jonas Vingegaard (Jumbo-Visma). Trinity Racing has aided Lukas' path to the top as an under-23. The British-registered UCI Continental team offers its riders an early immersion into the lifestyle of a professional cyclist. Lukas shares a house in Girona with Trinity graduate and soon-to-be team-mate at EF Education-EasyPost, Ben Healey, the Irish champion. In a revealing interview, Lukas describes his childhood in Ethiopia, growing up in a household accustomed to elite sporting success, his journey into cycling via the Preston Park club and VC Londres, and his decision to pursue a pathway to the top from overseas, rather than from the UK's struggling domestic scene. He offers insights into the value of a cycling education delivered by former British champions Pete Kennaugh and Ian Stannard, explains how he bounced back to win at the Baby Giro a day after his race derailed on the mighty Stelvio Pass, and discusses his continued evolution as a rider. Timothy John, co-host of the Brother UK Cycling Podcast and the former editor of RoadCyclingUK.com and Rouleur.cc, leads an engaging conversation with Nerukrar, a talented and engaging young rider on the cusp of a bright future in road cycling's top tier.

This week on Talking Luft we're taking one last look back at the 2023 TDF, where I took my History of the Tour de France quiz to the masses! Or better put, to a whole bunch of current pros and DS's that I managed to pull aside for a chat on the roadside of the Tour, to put them through their paces - including Caleb Ewan, Mat Hayman, Ian Stannard, Jai Hindley, Luke Durbridge, and Neilson Powless, among others. It required a bit of specialist TDF knowledge, and a bit of historical insight, plus a few just for fun, like whose legs would you want in this year's TDF, would you go full polka dot with the KOM jersey, which is the hardest of the Grand Tours, what does ASO stand for, and can you name the five winners of five or more Tours? I've gotta say, some of the efforts were a bit woeful, and a couple were a little bit controversial, but we had plenty of laughs and I hope you enjoy listening along! Cheers, Mitch

In this episode of the UKSIF Leadership Podcast, we are pleased to present a special episode from our Spring Conference on 10th-11th May. Our Chief Executive, James Alexander, will discuss the future of Scotland beyond oil and gas, along with Dr. Theodor Cojoianu, Associate Professor in Sustainable Finance at the University of Edinburgh Business School and Director of Research at the Edinburgh Futures Institute; Ian Stannard, Sustainable Finance Business Development at ICE; and Libby Watkinson, Director for Impact Assessment & Reporting at the Scottish National Investment Bank.The Spring Conference 2023 was kindly sponsored by Scottish Widows. Remember to like and subscribe to ensure you don't miss any of our other updates and interviews. To find out more about us, you can follow us on Twitter @UKSIF or visit our website: uksif.org.

Hoewel Ian Stannard in Tom Boonen, Niki Terpstra en Stijn Vandenbergh niet tegen de minste overmacht moest opboksen, slaagde de gehaaide Brit er tijdens de Omloop van 2015 toch in het illustere Etixx-Quick-Step-trio te verslaan. ----Kroonieken is een podcast van Eurosport– geschreven door Felix Lowe en verteld door Karsten Kroon. Eindredactie is van Sander Grasman en productie door Fabian Kollau. Meer stukjes wielerhistorie door Felix zijn te vinden op Twitter via @SaddleBlaze. Als je Karsten wilt volgen kan dat via @karstenkroon op Twitter. Eurosport volg je via @Eurosport_NL. Bovendien vind je ons op Instagram en Facebook. Alle afleveringen van Kroonieken zijn ook te lezen als artikel op eurosport.nlHoewel Ian Stannard in Tom Boonen, Niki Terpstra en Stijn Vandenbergh niet tegen de minste overmacht moest opboksen, slaagde de gehaaide Brit er tijdens de Omloop van 2015 toch in het illustere Etixx-Quick-Step-trio te verslaan. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Rapha presents Talking Luft! I'm Talking Luft with the legend from London, Alec Briggs. Alec grew up in SE London and has raced track, cross, MTB, road and made his way to fixed-gear racing in Red Hook Criteriums, or 'Moto GP on bikes' as he was first introduced to it. He's hugely passionate about cycling & getting people involved in the scene. As well as being a super talented rider himself, Alec went on to start his own team, Tekkerz CC, as a place to support young guns coming into the sport. Make sure you head back and listen to last week's episode to hear all about it! I knew he would be a great guy to have on the podcast to not only hear his story but also to Talk some Luft. So this episode we jump into all the usual questions, how does he wear his casquette? Luft or no luft? He shares his favourite ‘training' loop that's a little more exciting than most, his favourite ever bike, we agree to disagree about the AG2R kit & he tells a war story that ends in triumph at a Red Hook Criterium. Plus a whole lot more! This was a lot of fun and I know you'll love hearing more from Alec. Enjoy guys! And stay tuned next week as it's time for some cobbled classics chat with Luke Durbridge. Cheers, Mitch   Listen Listen & subscribe to this series on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, GooglePlay, Stitcher, Youtube or your favourite pod app. Find show notes and more at the Life in the Peloton website. Show Notes Episode breakdown: 0:00min to 1:20 – Snippet from last week's episode – Alec Briggs' 1:20min to 4:45 – Episode Intro 4:30min to 33:20 – Talking Luft with Alec Briggs 33:20min to end – Outro . . . Check out Alec's Most Re-watchable race – Omloop Het Nieuwsblad 2015 – where Ian Stannard outlasts a breakaway with 3 Etixx-Quick-step riders. Watch the final 20km here: https://youtu.be/RW2DoqVnxYU . . .  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. . . . 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 Merch Paris-Roubaix Caps are back for the classics! Jump over to our online shop to grab one in time for that Sunday in Hell! Shop LITP casual Merch anytime online at our store. From casual caps to mugs, embroidered tees, logo tees, sweaters and much more.. Theme Music The theme music for Life in the Peloton was composed by Pete Shelley, who was lead singer of the punk band Buzzcocks. It was commissioned by the production company behind Channel 4's coverage of the Tour de France in the 1980s and was used as the theme music for the nightly highlights show. Pete died in December 2018. We were given permission by Pete's widow and his manager to continue using the music for the theme tune to Life in the Peloton. To hear more about the music, listen to the Andre Greipel episode of Life in the Peloton. Subscribe  Sign up to Life in the Peloton email updates to get the latest episodes and merch news straight to your inbox.

Re-Cycle is back for a third season - and we kick off with the day Team Sky's Ian Stannard pulled off one of the surprises of the century at Omloop Het Nieuwsblad in 2015.Outnumbered three to one, Britain's Stannard outfoxed a stellar Etixx–Quick-Step trio of Tom Boonen, Niki Terpstra and Stijn Vandenbergh to defend his Omloop Het Nieuwsblad crown. Felix Lowe spoke to the former Team Sky rider about his gutsy win on the Belgian cobbles. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In this second episode, we review the Australian Summer of Cycling, preview the Spring Classics and talk to Amanda Spratt, Ian Stannard and Ruby Roseman-Gannon.

Geraint and Tom and are joined by British stalwart Ian Stannard to ask all the crucial questions about domestiques; how many water bottles can you carry? Do you have to like your team leader? And what's the best gift you've ever received? And the club continues to grow. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

The end of an era. Our teammate and friend Ian Stannard called time on his incredible career last week, so we invited him on the pod to talk all about it. That Omloop win, racing Junior Paris-Roubaix with G, half-wheeling anyone he can... it's been fun. Enjoy our chat with Yogi Bear, brought to you by Zwift.

Racing drivers are partial to a bit of bike riding to keep them fit, but 2009 Formula One world champion Jenson Button has taken it a step further following years of high speed success behind the wheel, launching his own clothing range, Léger. Jenson talks to Ian Parkinson from his home in LA on being fit at 40 and designing kit that won't make Mrs B laugh... Rheumatoid arthritis has put a premature end to the fine career of Ian Stannard. The former British champion has been a highly respected and fondly regarded Classics mainstay of Team Sky since its inception. A Paris-Roubaix podium finish in 2016 and consecutive victories at Omloop Het Nieuwsblad are amongst Stannard's highlights - the second an unforgettable moment in hardman finishing after seeing off the combined efforts of three of the best Quick Steps, including Tom Boonen. Peter Stuart talks to the retiring Mr Stannard at home in Cheshire.And hill climber Becky Hair tells Ian Parkinson about her campaign for equal treatment of women from the bottom to the top of the sport. The hashtag #climbinghighertogether is going places. Hup, hup, listen up. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Ned and David talk about Magnus Cort's victory on Stage 16, the retirements of Ian Stannard and Yoann Offredo, and etymology. Yes. Etymology.

s the Vuelta a España reached stage 15, and The Grandest Tour reached stage 30, Richard Moore, Lionel Birnie and François Thomazeau recap a day that had breakaway written all over it, but ended in a bunch sprint. We check in with Daniel Friebe and hear from our audio diarist, Nick Schultz, who was in the break that looked like it would stay away, and from Harry Tanfield, whose Vuelta ended thanks to a persistent injury. There’s also an interview with promising young British rider Mark Donovan of Team Sunweb. And we discuss the news that Ian Stannard, a stalwart of Team Sky and Ineos, has announced his retirement. If you have a question for next week’s press conference episode – for Richard, Lionel, Daniel, Ian Boswell, Lizzy Banks or François – please email an audio file to contact@thecyclingpodcast.com (mailto:contact@thecyclingpodcast.com) The Cycling Podcast is supported by iwoca and Science in Sport. This episode is sponsored by Laka. Laka is a team that looks out for each other. Our collective cover is made especially for cyclists, for life on and off your bike. To sign up to Laka insurance, and become part of The Cycling Podcast community within the Laka community, go to www.laka.co.uk (http://www.laka.co.uk/) and enter the code TCP.

The Cadel Evans Road Race could be the most beautiful 111km ride ever!The ride forms part of the now UCI World Tour Cadel Evan Road Race and is a great way to spend a weekend. Listen to the podcast for all the details. Oh! And I saw Chris Froome. 

What influence is the Federal Reserve's rate hike caution having on its transatlantic partner? Roger Blitz talks to Ian Stannard of Morgan Stanley about Britain's inflation problem, the drawbacks in the UK economy and the impact of sterling fluctuation on Bank of England monetary policy. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Roger Blitz and his guest Ian Stannard of Morgan Stanley discuss where the Japanese currency is headed now that it has broken out of its long-held range, as well as this week's euro volatility. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

The dollar reached 10-month highs this week on the back of stronger economic growth in the US and a gradually changing horizon for monetary policy. Thomas Hale asks Ian Stannard, head of European currencies strategy at Morgan Stanley, how far the dollar might climb, and what this means for other currencies, especially the euro. Might the dollar’s resurgence also prompt a rise in volatility? See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

The impasse in Washington has left forex investors unsure which way to turn, as they weigh the effects of the government shutdown against the prospects for a delay in tapering. FT currencies correspondent Delphine Strauss is joined by Ian Stannard, foreign currency strategist at Morgan Stanley to discuss how the market will handle the uncertainties, and how much longer we can expect strength in the euro and sterling to continue. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In a week in which the dollar has finally broken through the 100 barrier against the yen, currencies correspondent Alice Ross is joined by Ian Stannard, foreign currency strategist at Morgan Stanley to discuss the regional impact of the weaker yen and the likelihood of further interest rate cuts by trading partners. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

As Japan prepares for an early election on December 16, the yen has come under pressure, falling against the dollar. Will this trend continue into next year? Ian Stannard, head of European FX strategy at Morgan Stanley, joins Alphaville reporter David Keohane to debate the effect of domestic policy and trade on the yen, as well as its attractiveness as a funding currency. Also under discussion is the euro's outlook for the next 12 months, after showing notable resilience in 2012. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.