Podcast appearances and mentions of Nicolas Roche

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Marcello e Marco hanno l'opportunità di incontrare Nicolas Roche, un ciclista il cui palmarès include la partecipazione a 10 Tour de France, tutti conclusi con successo. Questa vasta esperienza lo qualifica anche come commentatore per la televisione ufficiale del Tour de France. Insieme a lui, discutiamo di questo Tour dei record e analizziamo chi si è distinto, chi non ha soddisfatto le aspettative e chi deve ancora dimostrare il proprio valore al termine della seconda settimana.

Le 27 avril, Emmanuel Macron s'est de nouveau dit prêt à ouvrir le débat d'une défense européenne qui comprendrait aussi l'arme nucléaire. Une inflexion se fait jour, dans une doctrine qui jusque-là érigeait la dissuasion comme une défense strictement nationale.  « Dissuasion nucléaire chimiquement pure », la formule est celle du diplomate Nicolas Roche, dans Les mondes en guerre publié en 2021. Il soulève la singularité d'une dissuasion française strictement vouée à menacer de riposte un agresseur pour empêcher la guerre.Une arme placée exclusivement entre les mains du président faisant de la France une monarchie nucléaire, reposant sur une doctrine qui, ces trente dernières années, n'a connu que de rares évolutions, précise l'historien Yannick Pincé, chercheur au centre interdisciplinaire sur les enjeux stratégiques : « On a notamment renoncé à l'armement tactique qui représente en fait les armes nucléaires qui visaient des objectifs militaires. Jacques Chirac a renoncé au ciblage démographique pour cibler en fait ce que l'on appelle des dommages inacceptables sur les adversaires. Et on est passé de trois composantes nucléaires, donc Terre, Mer et Air à deux composantes, Terre et Air. »Deux composantes donc, les sous-marins nucléaires lanceurs d'engins dotés de leurs missiles balistiques stratégiques M51 et la composante aérienne avec les chasseurs-bombardiers Rafale et leurs missiles ASMP-A, au service d'une doctrine invariable. Invariable jusqu'au bouleversement majeur de la guerre en Ukraine et d'un éventuel retrait du parapluie nucléaire américain comme le laisse entendre le candidat Donald Trump.Dissuasion nucléaireLa dissuasion nucléaire est un outil de souveraineté impossible à partager, et ce, pour une raison simple : qui appuierait sur le bouton ? Mais depuis le discours de Toulon en 2022, Emmanuel Macron indique qu'il souhaite « européaniser » la capacité de dissuasion nucléaire. Les intérêts vitaux de la France s'étendent à l'Europe, précise le président français. Une réassurance qui, en filigrane, existe déjà pointe Yannick Pincé : « Rien que la présence de soldats français à l'Est, est une forme de réassurance nucléaire, puisqu'en cas d'offensive russe contre un pays d'Europe de l'Est, ça passerait par des combats contre des soldats français, contre des soldats d'une puissance nucléaire, ce qui ferait réfléchir à la base. Mais on peut imaginer tout un tas de dispositifs qui maintiendraient la souveraineté française sur nos armes nucléaires. Par exemple, comme on l'a fait lors de nos exercices aériens, on peut inclure des avions alliés dans nos exercices de raid nucléaire. On peut aussi stationner des rafales dans des pays alliés, sur le modèle de ce que pratiquent les Américains au niveau de l'Otan. C'est-à-dire que les armes nucléaires resteraient gardées par des soldats français et resteraient en fait dépendantes d'un ordre d'engagement du président de la République française. Donc ce n'est pas vraiment un partage, c'est plus une européanisation et une forme de réassurance vis-à-vis de nos alliés. »À lire aussiNucléaire français et défense européenne, Emmanuel Macron relance un épineux débatReste que ces inflexions constituent un véritable tournant dans la dissuasion nucléaire, assure l'historien Yannick Pincé : « On ose désormais parler de dialogue avec nos alliés sur la défense européenne qui inclurait notre dissuasion nucléaire. On ose aussi envisager l'échec de la dissuasion. C'est le chef d'état-major de l'armée de terre Pierre Schill qui a parlé de ça il y a quelques semaines. Très exactement, il ne parlait pas d'échec de la dissuasion, il évoquait une agression sous le seuil des intérêts vitaux, c'est-à-dire sous le seuil nucléaire, donc on ne voit plus en fait notre force nucléaire comme étant uniquement quelque chose qui empêche la guerre. »La dissuasion nucléaire n'est plus garante d'une paix absolue, elle n'est pas un rempart contre la guerre hybride, sous le seuil du conflit ouvert et dont la Russie s'est fait une spécialité.

Webinaire BPCO et asthme : quelles associations avec le zona ? Épisode 3 : BPCO et zona -Nicolas Roche, APHP Cochin Risque de zona avec BPCO sous-jacentes : mécanismes potentiels Association entre BPCO et zona (corticoïdes) Impact du zona chez les patients BPCO (risque accru de NPZ et hospitalisation et aggravation/exacerbation de la BPCO)

23 novembre 2023 de 19h à 21h Quoi de neuf dans la BPCO en 2023 ? Le GOLD 2023 et au delà... Modérateurs: Nicolas Roche, Gaëtan Deslée - L'évolution des concepts sur la BPCO à travers le prisme du GOLD 2023 : trajectoires, préBPCO, étiotypes, définition des exacerbations  Lucile Regard, Paris - Parcours de soin optimal du patient BPCO: comment l'intégrer dans une démarche pratique ? Maeva Zysman, Bordeaux - Prise en charge thérapeutique de la BPCO à l'état stable: quels outils ? quels objectifs ? Hugues Morel, Orléans

Nicolas Roche is a pro's pro. This long time Irish born, French raised, global savvy individual has a lengthy list of impressive results. Twice finishing in the top ten of the Vuelta a España, Nico is a two time Irish national champion, and represented Ireland at the UCI road world championships seven times, the Olympics once, and just recently at the inaugural UCI gravel world champs.  He's got a heck of a lot going on, so I'm pleased as punch to have carved out the time in Oklahoma at MidSouth for this chat. Clearly there's room for another couple hours of conversation, hopefully later this year. To start your day off right, try AG1 by Athletic Greens simply by visiting www.AthleticGreens.com/tedking

Chronic lung disease currently accounts for a large percentage of deaths in both males and females. This podcast challenges stereotypes and provides insights into the differences in respiratory care between sexes. Featured on this episode is Nicolas Roche, Professor of Respiratory Medicine, Paris Cité University, and the Department of Respiratory Medicine, Cochin Hospital, Paris, France. Roche gives an overview on chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD), describing the leading causes and burden of this condition, and addressing gender differences and the perception that this is a predominantly male disease. Physical, social, and lifestyle differences are all considered in relation to common lung diseases such as asthma and bronchiectasis. Roche also uses his expertise to outline several important clinical considerations, including initiatives to combat underdiagnosis of COPD in females, and the steps that can be taken to improve disparities in respiratory care based on sex and gender. This content is sponsored by Philips.

Bienvenue dans notre série de Podcasts On Air, au cours de laquelle nous allons vous aider à mieux comprendre les maladies respiratoires comme l'Asthme et la BPCO.Pour l'épisode d'aujourd'hui, nous allons nous intéresser à la place de la triple thérapie dans le traitement de la BPCO avec le Pr Nicolas Roche, pneumologue à l'hôpital Cochin à Paris. Voir Acast.com/privacy pour les informations sur la vie privée et l'opt-out.

Nicolas Roche joined Shane to reflect on his impressive career, his new role with Cycling Ireland and the upcoming Irish talent at the outset of the summer season.

Former professional cyclist Nicolas Roche joined OTB AM to discuss the safety of road cycling, his life post his cycling career and to promote the Orwell Wheelers Cycling Club's new sponsorship deal. #OTBAM in association w/ Gillette | #EffortlessFlow

Nicolas Roche and Karen Byrne joined Oliver in studio. They made it as far as week ten before leaving Dancing with the Stars.

Based in Monaco, he is the son of one of Ireland's most prolific and accomplished cyclists Stephen Roche. Nico carved his own way in the sport of cycling, with natural talent, a tenacious attitude, determination and hard work, he has had an incredible career on two wheels and enjoyed lots of success on the bike at home and abroad.  In October this year Nico retired from professional cycling and is now venturing into the next chapter of his career.    Since this episode was recorded Nico has been announced as a participant in this year's Dancing with the Stars in Ireland, swapping his bike for his dancing shoes and lycra for some glitter, getting his retirement from professional cycling off to a dazzling start! With such a high profile, lots of Nico's life, results and success on the bike has already been documented and aired extensively.  In this episode we take a road slightly less travelled in getting to know Nico whilst also getting an insight into his life both on and off the road.  

65 top 10 Grand Tour Stage finishes and a career spanning almost two decades, Nicolas Roche announced his retirement this week. I chat about regrets, highlights and the next chapter. Check out our Girona Training Camp www.roadmancycling.com/girona For coaching inquiries email admin@roadmancycling.com --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/roadman-cycling-podcast/message

65 top 10 Grand Tour Stage finishes and a career spanning almost two decades, Nicolas Roche announced his retirement this week. I chat about regrets, highlights and the next chapter. Check out our Girona Training Camp www.roadmancycling.com/girona For coaching inquiries email admin@roadmancycling.com

Nicolas Roche met un terme à sa carrière professionnelle, débutée en 2004. L'Irlandais de 37 ans a décroché douze succès et participé à vingt-quatre Grands Tours, dans sa riche épopée cycliste. Il raconte à Colin Bourgeat le cheminement de sa décision, ce lundi dans Bistrot Vélo. Roche ne se sentait plus tellement à sa place dans le peloton… mais il lui a fallu un déclic pour décider de tourner la page, comme il l'explique en évoquant une potentielle reconversion de consultant, déjà effleurée (13:29).Il évoque la tendance du cyclisme moderne à voir éclore des jeunes (Remco Evenepoel, Tadej Pogacar) à très haut niveau (19:08). Son sport devient à maturité de plus en plus rapide et se structure (plus ou moins bien) dans ce sens. Ce dont il faut se méfier selon Roche. L'ancien de SKY, Tinkoff-Saxo, Cofidis ou autre AG2R La Mondiale parle également de sa relation avec de grands coureurs, comme Alberto Contador - "le stéréotype du leader" -, dont il a été marqué par le professionnalisme et le leadership (29:18)."On est le seul sport, où lorsqu'on annonce un danger, on accélère." Par cette phrase (39 :25), Nicolas Roche pointe du doigt le problème de la sécurité dans le cyclisme. Un problème qui vient d'après lui de plein de facteurs et dont les coureurs ont trop tendance à se dédouanerBonne écoute.Ecoutez d'autres podcasts de Bistrot Vélo :Steve Chainel : "La suspicion fait partie du jeu, tant pis pour ceux qui ne veulent pas rêver"Kevin Geniets et l'héritage des frères Schleck : "Ils m'ont donné la motivation de faire du vélo"Florian Sénéchal : "Sur les réseaux sociaux, j'ai été un peu cru concernant Paris-Roubaix, parce que ça m'a fait mal au coeur"Vous pouvez réagir à cet épisode sur notre page Twitter.Retrouvez tous les podcasts d'Eurosport iciAnimation : Colin BourgeatProduction : Simon Farvacque et Quentin Guichard Hébergé par Acast. Visitez acast.com/privacy pour plus d'informations.

Cyclist Nicolas Roche joined the lads on Thursday's OTB AM to discuss his Olympic ambitions in Tokyo, Tour de France crashes and more. We are live in association with @GilletteUK | #BestFaceForward

Thursday's #OTBAM podcast has landed - Everton captain Seamus Coleman on Rafa. Nicolas Roche on the Tour de France, Tommy Walsh previews the Hurling Championship and Virtual Insanity for The Irish Open. Sue Murphy has this week's TV Picks. Timestamps and topics below. Catch OTB's sports breakfast show LIVE weekday mornings from 7:30am or just search for OTB AM and get the podcast on the OTB Sports app or wherever you listen to yours. (01:00) - OTB AM is LIVE. (16:00) - Nicolas Roche (40:50) - Sports Pages (47:00) - Seamus Coleman on Rafa (01:09:20) - Virtual Insanity with John Duggan (01:17:40) - Tommy Walsh (01:52:30) - TV Picks Have you got anything for the OTB AM agenda this week? Let us know in the live comments or Whatsapp the show at 087 9 180180, or email AM@offtheball.com! SUBSCRIBE and FOLLOW the OTB AM podcast. #OTBAM is live weekday mornings from 7:30am across Off The Ball, in association with Gillette | #BestFaceForward

Chronique Lire la Politique, Luce Perrot reçoit Louis Gautier pour « Mondes en guerre – Tome IV - Guerre sans frontières 1945 à nos jours » Editions  Passés Composés - Prix du Livre de Géopolitique. À propos du livre : "Mondes en guerre – Tome IV - Guerre sans frontières 1945 à nos jours" Paru aux éditionsPassés Composés Explorer la diversité des pratiques guerrières sur tous les continents depuis la préhistoire jusqu'à nos jours, telle est l'ambition des Mondes en guerre. Dès l'Antiquité, objet du premier volume, la formation d'empires alimenta un vaste processus de confrontations et d'échanges militaires, avant que l'ère des Grandes Découvertes, au départ du second volume, ne déclenche l'intégration de tous les continents dans un espace martial unifié. La séquence des guerres mondiales et impériales, de 1870 à 1945, que traite le troisième tome, vit ensuite la sujétion du globe aux grandes puissances militaires. Ce quatrième tome marque le terme de cette histoire des Mondes en guerre : à partir de 1945, l'arme nucléaire change la donne et les défis de sécurité se mondialisent. Cette période est qualifiée parfois de « longue paix », ce qui ne signifie pourtant pas, loin s'en faut, l'absence de conflits importants et meurtriers : de la guerre froide et des guerres de décolonisation aux interventions de maintien de la paix sous l'égide de l'ONU, en passant par la lutte contre le terrorisme et l'émergence de nouveaux champs d'action (spatial ou cyber), le monde au quotidien semble même avoir basculé dans un temps de ni guerre ni paix caractérisé par la fréquence des opérations militaires. Après des premiers chapitres posant la trame événementielle, les auteurs livrent des réflexions aussi bien culturelles, politiques, juridiques, stratégiques que techniques et donnent à lire toutes les nuances et contradictions de ce quatrième âge de la guerre. Louis Gautier, ancien élève de l'ENA et spécialiste des questions internationales et stratégiques de défense, il a dirigé, de 2014 à 2018, le secrétariat général de la Défense et de la Sécurité nationale. Il est aujourd'hui président de chambre à la Cour des comptes et directeur de la chaire Grands enjeux stratégiques contemporains de l'université Paris-I Panthéon Sorbonne. Il est l'auteur de plusieurs ouvrages dont La Défense de la France après la guerre froide (Puf, 2009). Les auteurs : Renaud Bellais, Yves Boyer, Corentin Brustlein, Jean-Baptiste Jeangène-Vilmer, Nicolas Roche, Olivier Schmitt, Elie Tenenbaum, Pascal Vennesson.

Die längste Etappe des Giro d'Italia mit 231 KilometerN geht an Alberto Bettiol. Tageszweiter ist Simone Consonni von Cofidis und Nicolas Roche von DSM.Bei der Boucles de la Mayenne gibt es mit Philipp Walsleben einen deutschen Sieger. Der Alpecin-Fenix Profi gewinnt nach 175 Kilometern vor Diego Rubio von Burgos-BH und Arnaud Démare von Groupama FDJ.

On this episode I'm joined by Nicolas Roche. Nicolas and I were colleagues for a short while, in another lifetime it seems, at Editions Stock. I am glad I got to interview him in his capacity as Managing Director of the Bureau International de l'Edition Française, or in short, the BIEF. Together with his team, Nicolas is charged with promoting French publishing abroad. We discuss in detail what this really entails, how his publishing career got started, a brief history of the BIEF, and how the pandemic has impacted his day-to-day activities. In normal, non-pandemic times his job requires a great amount of international travel, so as you can imagine, things have changed quite a bit since March 2020. Here are some of the questions I asked Nicolas: When was the BIEF established and what was the main cultural or practical goal in its creation? Where did you work before your position at the BIEF, and how did your earlier work and/or personal passions prepare you for your role with the BIEF? What are the most crucial ways in which you as director nurture the international relationships that support the BIEF? How have these practices had to adjust during a time in which it is not possible to travel? Which aspects do you find most personally satisfying about directing the BIEF? Where do you find the greatest challenges in promoting French publishing abroad? How is the French publishing market doing at this moment, one year into the pandemic? What's the BIEF's involvement, if any, in the organization of the Paris Book Fair, aka. Livre Paris? Show Notes Nicolas' book recommendations: - Hervé Le Tellier, L'Anomalie (Gallimard, 2020; forthcoming in the US with Other Press in November 2021 as The Anomaly, in a translation by Adriana Hunter) - Tiffany Tavernier, L'Ami (Sabine Wespieser, 2021; we haven't been able to find any information about a forthcoming English translation) About Nicolas Nicolas Roche has more than thirty years' experience in publishing. First editor at Gallimard Jeunesse, he then had sales responsibilities in several publishing houses including Retz, Nathan, Magnard-Vuibert and Plon-Perrin, followed by his position as General Manager of Editions Stock (Hachette book group). Prior to joining the BIEF, he was CEO of Centre Pompidou Publishing.

In this week's edition of the Cyclingnews podcast - brought to you by Sportful and Pinarello - we hear from Nicolas Roche about his season and Team Sunweb. The Irishman played a significant part in the team's success in 2020, which included three Tour de France stage wins, and he talks about his road captain role and plans for next season.   We also hand out season review report cards for Sunweb and AG2R La Mondiale, and we ask our listeners to record a new version of the Cyclingnews podcast theme tune.   With just 5 wins this year, which was a third of what they won in 2019, AG2R La Mondiale had a tough season.  Their standout riders were Nans Peters at the Tour and then Benoît Cosnefroy, who took three of their wins. At 25, he's really starting to fulfill the potential he showed when he won the World U23 title in 2017. However, the team as a whole struggled, losing Romain Bardet at the Tour to a crash, and then missing out on a glut of victories in smaller races in France after the majority of them were cancelled. We review their year, Ed Pickering from Procycling awards them a grade, while we also cast our eyes over their 2021 roster. Over at Sunweb, the German registered team won 16 races, which is their most since 2014 when they had 41 wins. They won three stages in the Tour, Fleche Wallonne, finished second in the Giro d'Italia, and had two of this year's breakthrough riders in Jai Hindley and Marc Hirschi. The Cyclingnews Podcast is brought to you by Sportful and Pinarello. To subscribe to the Cyclingnews Podcast, click here.     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

In this week's episode we look at two high profile figures who are returning to old haunts. Mark Cavendish is going back to Deceuninck-Quick Step, the team with which he spent three successful seasons earlier in his career, while in an even more surprising move, his old mentor, Rod Ellingworth, is returning to Team Ineos after just a year in charge at Bahrain-McLaren. In a week full of major news stories, Lionel Birnie, Daniel Friebe and Richard Moore discuss the moves by Cavendish and Ellingworth, as well as Team Sunweb's rebranding as Team DSM for 2021. The new sponsorship took everybody by surprise but we hear from the man who did the deal, team boss Iwan Spekenbrink, as well as the team's veteran Irishman, Nicolas Roche. We also have an interview with Cherie Pridham, who will be the first female sports director at a World Tour team when she takes the reins at Israel Startup Nation, a team that in 2021 will include Chris Froome, Michael Woods and Sep Vanmarcke as well as Dan Martin and Alex Dowsett.  The Cycling Podcast is supported by iwoca (https://www.iwoca.co.uk/) and Science in Sport (https://www.scienceinsport.com/) . This episode is also sponsored by Laka (https://laka.co/gb/) , a community of cyclists all co-operating to provide insurance for your bike and equipment.

Weer een nieuwe aflevering van Kop over Kop in de Tour, met weer een overwinning voor Team Sunweb. Søren Kragh Andersen pakte zijn tweede overwinning van deze Tour en de derde voor Sunweb na een prachtige aanval richting Champagnole. Hoe komt die ploegentactiek tot stand? Nicolas Roche vertelt je er meer over, terwijl Jan Hermsen, Bobbie Traksel en Jeroen Vanbelleghem daar over in discussie gaan. Discussie is er ook genoeg over de tijdrit van morgen. Maakt Pogacar nog een kans? Welke details zijn er van belang tijdens de tijdrit richting La Planche des Belles Filles? Bobbie vertelt je er alles over, terwijl Sir Bradley Wiggins zijn ervaringen deelt over deze ‘brutal climb'. Het belooft een prachtig sluitstuk te worden deze zaterdag en na het luisteren van deze aflevering ben jij meer dan goed voorbereid. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In this episode of Breakfast with Boz we connect with riders at the Tour de France to hear about how their race is going. Sep Kuss is riding his first Tour this year in support of the Yellow jersey wearer Primoz Roglich while Connor Swift is riding his first grand tour in support of Nairo Quintana. Hear from the rookies and the veterans on this episode. We also welcome 14 time Tour de France stage winner, Marcel Kittel, to find out who he thinks is the fastest sprinter in this week's race. Guests include: Sep Kuss, Connor Swift, Tejay Van Garderen, Nico Roche, and George Bennett. Help us make the Breakfast with Boz podcast better by giving us your opinion: https://forms.gle/vzSGKKAvCz5zsen18

My brilliant guest in episode three of Lessons Learned, supported by Airhead, is professional cyclist Nicolas Roche. Nico is a two-time Irish champion and an Olympian riding for World Tour outfit team Sunweb. He has won two stages of the Vuelta a Espana, and twice finished in the top 10 in the General Classification and is always a strong contender for stage wins in Grand Tours, as well as being a super domestique. Nico, who has raced for BMC and Team Sky, is the son of infamous cyclist Stephen Roche.In this episode, we talk about the highs and lows Nico has experienced at the Vuelta, the battle to being a GC rider, following his father's footsteps, as well as delving into his personal struggles during a torrid 2018.Lessons Learned is sponsored by Airhead, a truly unique pollution mask for people that love getting active and being outside for their physical and mental health. Sign up and join the Airhead Community for the latest news and an exclusive discount for Lessons Learned listeners. Head to www.airhead.cc/lessonslearnedPlus you can now pre-order your very own pollution mask with a whopping discount here: https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/2604516/x/23698201?secret_perk_token=738c640b

My brilliant guest in episode three of Lessons Learned, supported by Airhead, is professional cyclist Nicolas Roche. Nico is a two-time Irish champion and an Olympian riding for World Tour outfit team Sunweb. He has won two stages of the Vuelta a Espana, and twice finished in the top 10 in the General Classification and is always a strong contender for stage wins in Grand Tours, as well as being a super domestique. Nico, who has raced for BMC and Team Sky, is the son of infamous cyclist Stephen Roche.In this episode, we talk about the highs and lows Nico has experienced at the Vuelta, the battle to being a GC rider, following his father's footsteps, as well as delving into his personal struggles during a torrid 2018.Lessons Learned is sponsored by Airhead, a truly unique pollution mask for people that love getting active and being outside for their physical and mental health. Sign up and join the Airhead Community for the latest news and an exclusive discount for Lessons Learned listeners. Head to www.airhead.cc/lessonslearnedPlus you can now pre-order your very own pollution mask with a whopping discount here: https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/2604516/x/23698201?secret_perk_token=738c640b

My brilliant guest in episode three of Lessons Learned, supported by Airhead, is professional cyclist Nicolas Roche. Nico is a two-time Irish champion and an Olympian riding for World Tour outfit team Sunweb. He has won two stages of the Vuelta a Espana, and twice finished in the top 10 in the General Classification and is always a strong contender for stage wins in Grand Tours, as well as being a super domestique. Nico, who has raced for BMC and Team Sky, is the son of infamous cyclist Stephen Roche.In this episode, we talk about the highs and lows Nico has experienced at the Vuelta, the battle to being a GC rider, following his father's footsteps, as well as delving into his personal struggles during a torrid 2018.Lessons Learned is sponsored by Airhead, a truly unique pollution mask for people that love getting active and being outside for their physical and mental health. Sign up and join the Airhead Community for the latest news and an exclusive discount for Lessons Learned listeners. Head to www.airhead.cc/lessonslearnedPlus you can now pre-order your very own pollution mask with a whopping discount here: https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/2604516/x/23698201?secret_perk_token=738c640b

Nicolas Roche discusses how he felt like an "outsider" in Ireland & France until he finally committed and choose to embrace his Irish identity. An honest chat about pain killers, leaders jerseys, National titles and what the future has in store.  Nicolas has been one of Ireland's favourite son's - in this interview he lets us into a side few have seen.  Join our 8 Week Challenge  https://a1coaching.net/takethechallenge36772736 Support this Podcast  www.patreon.com/anthony_walsh   --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/roadman-cycling-podcast/message

Nicolas Roche discusses how he felt like an "outsider" in Ireland & France until he finally committed and choose to embrace his Irish identity. An honest chat about pain killers, leaders jerseys, National titles and what the future has in store.  Nicolas has been one of Ireland's favourite son's - in this interview he lets us into a side few have seen.  Join our 8 Week Challenge  Support this Podcast   

Professional cyclist Nicolas Roche is Ivan's guest for this week's The Thursday Interview. Listen and subscribe to The Hard Shoulder on Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts and Spotify.      Download, listen and subscribe on the Newstalk App.     You can also listen to Newstalk live on newstalk.com or on Alexa, by adding the Newstalk skill and asking: 'Alexa, play Newstalk'.

Nico Roche has ridden for most of the big teams and multiple Grandtours. He has had plenty of success most recently at the Digital Tour de Suisse. Roche has also finished Top 5 in the Vuelta Espana, and he has ridden for Alberto Contador and Chris Froome, notably part of Froome's 2015 Tour de France win.   Why not give Nico a follow? https://twitter.com/nicholasroche https://www.instagram.com/roche_nicholas/

Uncertainty for Bigla-Katusha after sponsors pull funding, Nicolas Roche wins on day three of the Digital Swiss 5, Canadian TT champ Leah Kirchmann renews with Sunweb.

Joe Molloy is joined by Tommy Conlon and Declan Bogue for the Sunday Paper Review, where we discuss the arrival of Stephen Kenny, Mick McCarthy's payout, and Paul Kimmages's big interview with Nicolas Roche.

The creative options for bringing live sport back | Athletes in isolation | An ecosystem built on quicksand. Episode 79 of the Leaders Sport Business Podcast - brought to you in partnership with Onside Law - features conversations with Wasserman EVP Circe Wallace (discussion starts at 11:44) and Trinity Sports Management Director Andrew McQuaid (discussion starts at 28:48). West Coast-based Wallace is one of the most influential action sports agents in the business. A former athlete herself, her client roster includes the likes of Torah Bright and Travis Rice, and she has become an increasingly prolific documentary producer. London-based McQuaid runs Trinity Sports Management, an event management and talent representation agency. He represents the likes of Nicolas Roche and Owain Doull in cycling. On the conversational agenda: - How athletes are dealing with their own periods of isolation; - The financial distress to come in cycling; - The fate of the Tour de France this year; - Full Catastrophe Living - the mindfulness stress reduction programme Wallace is using to mitigate the anxiety of the pandemic; - How sports marketing will be different on the other side of the crisis; - Why innovation will be stifled; - Hot Nife - and how Wallace combines life as an agent with life as a California cannabis entrepreneur; The importance of integrity, honesty and accountability in athlete representation.

På denne etape af Forhjulslir får World Tour rytteren, Casper Pedersen fra Team Sunweb debut på viften. Først fortæller Casper om den kaotiske lukning af Aqua Blue Sport i 2018, hvor han lige pludselig stod i en kritisk situation og manglede en ny kontrakt. Casper fandt heldigvis et nyt hold, og valget faldt på Team Sunweb - og netop Sunweb, fortæller Casper meget mere om. Derudover gennemgår vi også Caspers første sæson på World Touren, som bød på store klassikere, såsom, Milano-Sanremo, Flandern Rundt og Paris Roubaix, men også etapeløb i hjælperrollen for Tom Dumoulin, Nicolas Roche og Wilco Kelderman. Casper fortæller også et par gode historier fra Vuelta España, blandt andet fra 17. etape, hvor han var med til at smadre hele feltet i sidevinden.  Til sidst runder vi selvfølgelig også af med VM-sensationen i Yorkshire, hvor Casper fik sin VM debut i Herre Elite, og fik til opgave at beskytte Michael Valgren, indtil de ramte finaleomgangene.  Medvirkende: Casper Pedersen og Anders Mielke

Nairo Quintana venceu, mas a camisa vermelha escapou por 2 segundos! O bônus pela segunda colocação deu a Nicolas Roche a liderança na classificação geral!

Impossível ter previsto quem seria o líder hoje. Dylan Teuns conseguiu sua primeira camisa de líder numa grande volta e Jesus Herrada sua primeira vitória numa grande volta. Enquanto isso, tombos levaram a quatro desistências, incluindo Rigoberto Uran e Nicolas Roche.

The first summit finish of the Vuelta a España took the riders to the observatory at Javalambre – the first time the race has ever gone there. Lionel Birnie is joined by Richard Moore to discuss a stage that was won by one of the wild card teams in the race, and also shook up the overall classification with the red jersey returning to Miguel Angel Lopez. We hear from Jetse Bol about his work to help Burgos-BH teammate Angel Madrazo win the stage, plus from Nicolas Roche, who put up a spirited defence of his red jersey. Our diarists James Knox and Nick Schultz tell us about their days and we hear from Daniel Friebe about the overall battle and whether this is now a race between Lopez and Primoz Roglic. If you’d like to ask either James Knox or Nick Schultz a question, send it to us on Twitter @cycling_podcast The Cycling Podcast is supported by Rapha and Science In Sport. OUR SPONSORS Rapha has launched its new custom kit giving you the chance to design your own Rapha kit. Begin your journey now. Choose from the varied set of templates, pick your colours and add your logos. Make your mark with Rapha Custom athttps://www.rapha.cc/gb/en/custom/ Pédaleur de Charme Pédaleur and pédaleuse de charme t-shirts, caps, and jerseys are in stock in all sizes on the Rapha websitehttps://www.rapha.cc/fr/en/stories/the-cycling-podcast-rapha You can nominate a rider for the Pédaleur de Charme award throughout the Vuelta a España. Science In Sport are offering all listeners 25 per cent off their range of energy bars, drinks and gels at https://scienceinsport.com (https://scienceinsport.com/) . Use the code SISCP25 when you reach the check-out. The Cycling Podcast's Grand Tour 2019 In November, we will be going on a Grand Tour, with live events scheduled in England, Scotland, Wales, Northern Ireland and Ireland. We still have a couple of dates to confirm but the schedule so far will take us to Bristol, Cardiff, Worcester, Dublin, Belfast, London, Edinburgh, Leicester and Manchester. For tickets to any of these shows – or our event in Harrogate during the World Championships – go tohttps://thecyclingpodcast.com/live-events Tonight’s episode is sponsored by Roka sunglasses, as worn by Miguel Angel Lopez (and Lionel Birnie). If you would like to get 20% off, go to Roka.com/vuelta The music in this episode is by Más y Más. (https://www.amazon.co.uk/Agarrate-Mas-Y/dp/B000F6ZGQC)

Nicolas Roche has written another chapter large in the history of Irish cycling. I'll review how it played out. The significance for Roche and his career.  We also round up all the other news from inside the peleton.  Today also marked our first show sponsor on the podcast. Missing Pieces. They are a custom craft company based out of Donegal. They have a 25% at the moment. Check them out www.missingpiece.ie You can sign up for our training camp here https://cf.a1coaching.net/training-camp2019 --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/roadman-cycling-podcast/message

Nicolas Roche has written another chapter large in the history of Irish cycling. I'll review how it played out. The significance for Roche and his career.  We also round up all the other news from inside the peleton.  Today also marked our first show sponsor on the podcast. Missing Pieces. They are a custom craft company based out of Donegal. They have a 25% at the moment. Check them out www.missingpiece.ie You can sign up for our training camp here https://cf.a1coaching.net/training-camp2019

Nairo Quintana vence sua oitava etapa em grandes voltas e fica a 2s da liderança, que agora pertence a Nicolas Roche. Confira,

The second stage of the Vuelta a España turned the race on its head as a powerful group of six got away on the final climb. Join Lionel Birnie and Richard Moore as they recap a thrilling race into Calpe that saw Nairo Quintana win the stage and Nicolas Roche take the leader’s red jersey. We hear the second installments from our diarists in the peloton, James Knox and Nick Schultz, plus we check in with Daniel Friebe about Astana’s topsy turvey couple of days. Plus there’s reaction from Roche’s Sunweb sports director Luke Roberts and Hugh Carthy, who played a role in setting up Rigoberto Uran on the final climb. The Cycling Podcast is supported by Rapha and Science In Sport. OUR SPONSORS This episode is sponsored by Roka.  Rapha has launched its new custom kit giving you the chance to design your own Rapha kit. Begin your journey now. Choose from the varied set of templates, pick your colours and add your logos. Make your mark with Rapha Custom athttps://www.rapha.cc/gb/en/custom/ Pédaleur de Charme Pédaleur and pédaleuse de charme t-shirts, caps, and jerseys are in stock in all sizes on the Rapha websitehttps://www.rapha.cc/fr/en/stories/the-cycling-podcast-rapha You can nominate a rider for the Pédaleur de Charme award throughout the Vuelta a España. Science In Sport are offering all listeners 25 per cent off their range of energy bars, drinks and gels at https://scienceinsport.com (https://scienceinsport.com/) . Use the code SISCP25 when you reach the check-out. The Cycling Podcast's Grand Tour 2019 In November, we will be going on a Grand Tour, with live events scheduled in England, Scotland, Wales, Northern Ireland and Ireland. We still have a couple of dates to confirm but the schedule so far will take us to Bristol, Cardiff, Worcester, Dublin, Belfast, London, Edinburgh, Leicester and Manchester. For tickets to any of these shows – or our event in Harrogate during the World Championships – go tohttps://thecyclingpodcast.com/live-events The music in this episode is by Más y Más. (https://www.amazon.co.uk/Agarrate-Mas-Y/dp/B000F6ZGQC)

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.

Join Richard Moore and Daniel Friebe as The Cycling Podcast returns for the 2019 season with a look at Team Sunweb and Tom Dumoulin's plans for the Grand Tours. We hear from the 2017 Giro d'Italia champion about why he's focusing on the Italian Grand Tour this season. We also hear from Team Sunweb's trainer Hendrik Werner and new signing Nicolas Roche. **The Cycling Podcast is supported by Rapha and Science in Sport.** **OUR SPONSORS** **Rapha** will unveil the new EF Education First jersey at the first World Tour race of the season, the Tour Down Under. [rapha.cc](www.rapha.cc) **Science In Sport** are offering all listeners 25 per cent off their range of energy bars, drinks and gels at [www.scienceinsport.com](www.scienceinsport.com)Use the code **SISCP25** when you reach the check-out. **The Economist** also sponsors this episode. For over 170 years, The Economist has delivered trustworthy intelligence that helps people like you choose where to stand on the issues that matter most. All UK-based listeners can get a free print copy of The Economist by texting CYCLE to 78070 **FRIENDS OF THE PODCAST** Everyone who has signed up as a Friend of the Podcast for 2019 can download the four-part, four-hour audiobook The Grand Tour Diaries now. We will release at least 10 more episodes over the course of the year. It costs £15 to become a Friend at [www.thecyclingpodcast.com/friends](www.thecyclingpodcast.com/friends)

Stage 11 of the Vuelta a España produced a thrilling day’s racing as one of the overall contenders, Thibaut Pinot, went on the attack, causing some panic behind. In the end, nothing much changed, but it was a stage that will have taken a toll on many of the riders. Richard Moore, Fran Reyes and Daniel Friebe discuss the day’s action, including a rift between the Movistar and Mitchelton-Scott teams, and there are interviews with Jack Haig, Wilco Kelderman, Nicolas Roche, Michael Woods and we hear from the previous day’s stage winner, Elia Viviani. The Cycling Podcast is supported by Rapha and Science In Sport.

Nicolas Roche was born to ride. His family is steeped in racing, with his dad Stephen a two-time Grand Tour winner. Nico’s Mum is French, and so he spent a lot of time there, but here, he took me on a ride out of Dublin on the roads he loves the most. As we set off from Dundrum in the south of the Irish capital, and head for the Wicklow Hills, Nico talks about everything from choosing his nationality, competing for the biggest teams, struggles with weight and why you don't have to look like a hardman to race like one.Find the route on Strava and see more on Instagram. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

It may have been a fairly routine stage of the Giro d’Italia but it’s a jam-packed episode of The Cycling Podcast from the Giro d’Italia. Lionel Birnie and Daniel Friebe begin the episode by looking back at last night’s transfer from Sicily to the mainland and how it affected the riders. Then they recap the stage, won by Ireland’s Sam Bennett ahead of Elia Viviani. We hear from Bennett’s Bora-Hansgrohe sports director Christian Poemer and Bennett’s friend and compatriot Nicolas Roche. We also hear from Dimension Data’s young Australian rider Ben O’Connor after his impressive ride on Mount Etna, plus we reveal what links the Calabrese mafia, the stage start town of Pizzo and Groupama-FDJ’s Swiss rider Steve Morabito. Plus there’s an appearance by La Gazzetta dello Sport’s Ciro Scognamiglio and the second part of our conversation with Dave Brailsford about the latest concerning Chris Froome’s salbutamol case. The Cycling Podcast is supported by Rapha and Science In Sport.

The Giro d’Italia continued with the second stage from Haifa to Tel Aviv and it concluded with the predicted bunch sprint, although that barely told the full story of a surprisingly intriguing day. After missing out on the pink jersey in the opening time trial, BMC Racing had a plan to put Rohan Dennis into the race lead. They targeted the time bonus at an intermediate sprint and propelled the Australian over the line first to relieve Tom Dumoulin of pink. We hear from Dennis’s team-mate Nicolas Roche about how they did it. The Israel Cycling Academy team wanted to make an impression too and they nearly took the king of the mountains jersey but Guillaume Boivin fell just short. He tells us about his day in the break. The stage was won by Elia Viviani of Quick Step and we discuss the Italian’s season so far and why this was an important win for him. The Cycling Podcast is supported by Rapha and Science In Sport.

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¡Decimonoveno programa de El Maillot Semanal! Tras la disputa de las primeras siete etapas de la Vuelta a España, Chris Froome ha hecho valer su condición de favorito para encaramarse a lo más alto de la clasificación. El británico, que aventaja en 11 segundos a Esteban Chaves, ansía lograr el deseado doblete Tour-Vuelta, inédito en su excelso palmarés. Así, además del colombiano, los Nibali, Aru, Van Garderen, Yates, De La Cruz e, incluso, Alberto Contador (a más de tres minutos del ciclista de Sky) tratarán de arrebatarle el maillot rojo de líder en las próximas jornadas, que discurrirán por tierras valencianas, murcianas y andaluzas.  Dirección llevada a cabo por Juan M. Clavijo. Comentarios de David García. HOY, te presentamos este menú: 1. Analizamos las primeras siete etapas de la Vuelta a España, donde Froome ya ejerce como líder por delante de Esteban Chaves y Nicolas Roche. Además, trataremos la enorme victoria de Vincenzo Nibali en Andorra y el desfallecimiento, y posterior redención, de Alberto Contador (03:49 - 1:02:45). 2. Como cada semana, hablamos de los últimos movimientos en el mercado de fichajes y los rumores que planean sobre el pelotón ciclista internacional. ¿Dónde estampará su firma Fabio Aru? (1:02:45 - 1:28:01). SÍGUENOS EN: iTunes: El Maillot iVoox: El Maillot Twitter: @ElMaillot_ Facebook: @ElMaillotOficial Instagram: @elmaillot YouTube: El Maillot

Bill, Andy & Geoff are back again with the SportsTurkey Christmas Special. The guys reveal their highlights from the sporting year, review the RTE & BBC sports awards winners, recount the story of the SportsBeef Christmas Party and give the loyal listenership a gift in the form of the Sportsbeef Shield. The SportsTurkey also features some of the best interviews and segments from throughout the year including pro-cyclist Nicolas Roche, Rugby League legend Gary Connolly, Bill & Geoff’s tailgate ramblings ahead of Ireland v New Zealand in Soldier Field and, of course, John Murnane returns to signoff the US Sporting year in typical eloquent fashion. This episode is brought to you by Waterford Beer Tours. Use the offer code "BEEF" for a €5 discount. Mention John “Heavy in the Streets” Murnane and get €6 off! For more info, go to waterfordbeertours.com

Bill, Andy & Geoff discuss the Cheltenham festival, twitter spats, the deaths of several of Fiji's 2007 world cup squad, Pakistan cricket captain Shahid Afridi's treasonous behaviour and the curious attempt to cast FIFA as the victim in the FIFA corruption scandal. Pro-cyclist and multiple Grand Tour stage winner Nicolas Roche joins the show to discuss Team Sky's win in Paris-Nice, marginal gains and being a magnet for venomous spiders. The team also preview the final round of 6 Nations action ahead of Super Saturday as England hunt for a first Grand Slam since 2003.

Ireland has a proud history in cycling, Stephen Roche, Sean Kelly, Dan Martin & Nicolas Roche but it you think the 2000km 3 week Tour de France is tough, Ultan Coyle from Dundalk has just completed the Transcontinental - 4300km in 11 days. Ultan joins Dave from a UK studio.

This week recent World Cup gold medalist Martyn Irvine talks to Breifne about his year, talking about his accident in Taiwan where he broke his leg book-ended by winning the World Championship in February and a gold medal in the World Cup last weekend as well as getting hitched during the year. He also talks about his hopes of being a part of the Giro d'Italia next season. The new president of Cycling Ireland, Denis Twomey talks about the advances made within Cycling Ireland as he picks up the reins of the association. The establishment of a Hall of Fame within Cycling Ireland is one of the big recent announcements. Denis also talks about the growing numbers joining Cycling Ireland, the success of Nicolas Roche, Dan Martin, Martyn Irvine and others and the future including the plans for a new velodrome to help the sport push on at world level.