Podcast appearances and mentions of Richie Porte

In episode #36 of Spotlight on Tassie, Tubes speaks with Nick May from The Highland Fly about their personalised trout fishing tours and charters, and the Highlands Bushfest happening this weekend. Kiah Wicks from 7 Tasmania News joins the team, chatting with Alan Harris from Sally's Ride about their annual event raising funds for mental health, with Richie Porte set to take part. Plus, Kaz is joined by Myles and Kris Dunbabin from Tasman Pest Management about their award-winning environmentally-friendly practices from the Tasman Peninsula.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Rest day #1 of the 2018 Tour de France and we are in Annecy where we had an exclusive chat with Richie Porte and Jenelle Crooks from Mitchelton-Scott before La Course.

Christophe and Macca review the Tour Down Under and Richie Porte's classy victory.

In this special podcast, we catch up with Richie Porte and Caleb Ewan on Rest day 2 at the 2020 Tour de France.

In this last episode of the 2020 Tour de France, Christophe and Macka have a feature-length interview with Richie Porte as he was making his way to Paris, and debrief on the tour that was.

Richie Porte joins Mike Tomalaris and Christophe Mallet to discuss the year that was, his podium finish at the Tour de France, Australian cycling and what we can expect from him at Team Ineos in 2021.

Christophe Mallet and Dave McKenzie say goodbye to the Summer of Cycling with Richie Porte, Damien Howson, Nick Schultz, Koen De Kort...

Our first podcast since the Champs Elysees in Paris, and a lot has happened. Sophie Smith and Wes Sulzberger join Christophe Mallet to discuss Trek-Segafredo recruitment of Richie Porte, the main contenders of the Vuelta, and we are already talking up the worlds...

This week, Christophe Mallet, David McKenzie and guest Wes Sulzberger debate this week's news. From a Giro win for Caleb Ewan to a show of form from Richie Porte and checking in on women's cycling. Ah also, we have won the Australian Sport Podcast of the year award!

Stage 9 of the 2019 Tour de France (or maybe we should call it 8b for Richie Porte) and on Bastille Day, it's Mitchelton Scott that takes it.

Stage 9 of the Tour de France 2018, and like last year, Richie Porte is out of the race in an hellish day on the saddle.

Stage 1 at the 2018 Tour de France and Fernando Gaviria celebrated his debut with a maiden win and collected most of the jerseys. Christophe Mallet reviews the stage with Dave McKenzie and Robbie McEwen. We also spoke to Richie Porte, after the Australian was caught behind a late crash and lost time.

Welcome to the inaugural Zwift Tour de France Podcast - Ep 1 - The Tour Preview from Dusseldorf. Christophe Mallet and Dave McKenzie discuss whether Richie Porte can actually win the tour this year. Also, do we care about Lance's Armstrong opinion now? If so, should we?

Christophe Mallet and Dave McKenzie Analyse Stage 9 .. The day Richie Porte's dream of winning came crashing down, we talk technical with the Neutral Service Car, and what's happening on a rest day?

This week, Sophie Smith and Christophe Mallet have a special guest, all the way from Tasmania, and after a chaotic 2017, Richie Porte opens up on his recovery and plans for 2018.

Richie Porte was one of the worlds best GC cyclists finishing on the podium of the Tour de France,  winning multiple week long stage races and being a part of the famous Team Sky. In todays podcast we talk all things cycling training! *Sign up to PATREON to support the show (for only $1 USD per week it is the main reason the show is still going. We bloody appreciate it!) -https://www.patreon.com/howtheytrain/ PILLAR PERFORMANCE - https://pillarperformance.shop/pages/htt-podcast EVERYTHING HAS 20% AUTOMATICALLY DISCOUNTED OFF IT AT CHECKOUT.    WYN REPUBLIC - DISCOUNT CODE: TTH15 for 15% off your order!  wynrepublic.com (USA/International) wynrepublic.com.au (Australia/NZ)   The Feed - Your one stop shop for all your triathlon needs https://thefeed.com

SPECIAL OFFER. Get 25% OFF Black Sheep Cycling by using the code domestiques at checkout. Head to ⁠www.blacksheepcycling.cc⁠ Richie Porte, 3rd place at the Tour de France, joins us for an extended interview to discuss the doping accusations, transfer rumours, preview the Queen Stage, and what it's like in Tasmania. The Domestiques is presented by Black Sheep Cycling and Honan Insurance Group.

Kilometre 0 Richie and Chris kicks off a seven-part mini series focusing on the 2013 Tour de France. To mark the 100th edition of the race, the Tour headed to Corsica for the grand départ. Lionel Birnie spoke to former teammates Chris Froome and Richie Porte about the race. Froome led Team Sky for the first time having been runner-up to Bradley Wiggins the previous year. Wiggins was somewhat controversially – although perhaps not surprisingly – left out of the line-up a few weeks before the start. There was drama from the start. On day one Froome crashed in the neutralised zone before the race had even started, then the Orica-GreenEdge team bus got stuck under the finish line gantry, almost bringing the entire Tour to a standstill. Froome laid down the gauntlet in the Pyrenees when, for 24 hours, everything looked to be going Sky's way. Then there was a date with Mont Ventoux, a double-ascent of Alpe d'Huez and some nervous moments in the final few days. The rest of the series The 100th Tour, 10 years On is the story of that 2013 race as told by The Cycling Podcast. We've delved into our archive to revisit the first Tour the podcast covered. The remaining six episodes will be released for Friends of the Podcast subscribers from Tuesday to Thursday. Our Kilometre 0 series for the 2023 Tour de France will be available to Friends of the Podcast subscribers. Sign up at thecyclingpodcast.com. The Friends of the Podcast feed can be added to most major podcast apps in a few easy clicks after signing up.

We caught up with Richie Porte in the Zwift SBS Cycling Podcast on what is life looking like as a young retiree in Tasmania, and have a good look back at his amazing career

De Rode Lantaarn is terug uit een korte, onvrijwillige winterslaap. De jaartelling-Na Rug is ondoenlijk geworden en het ontbreken van zowel Richie Porte als Willunga Hill in de Tour Down Under zijn indicatoren voor een totaal chaotisch jaar. Om de orde te bewaken voor jullie bankzitters starten we met mega-XXL-specials over de grote teams. Te beginnen met, uiteraard, Team Jumbo-Visma. Jonne, Tim en Maike praten je bij.De Rode Lantaarn wordt mede mogelijk gemaakt door onze sponsor Nederlandse Loterij.Deze aflevering wordt gesponsord door Bamigo. Ga naar bamigo.com en gebruik de actiecode 'wiel25' voor 25 procent korting op een eerste bestelling. Daar vind je onder- en bovenkleding gemaakt van duurzame bamboe. Zowel ademend als warm en heerlijk zacht. Ideaal voor bankzitters.Volg ons via @DeRodeLantaarn op Twitter en Instagram.Koop hier een kaartje voor De Rode Lantaarn Live in Tivoli Vredenburg.Zie het privacybeleid op https://art19.com/privacy en de privacyverklaring van Californië op https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Bobby and Jens catch up with the greatest grand tour rider of his generation Chris Froome to get the inside track on some of his greatest ever moments on the bike. Here the last minute change of plan that won him the 2019 Giro, why he targeted the descent off the Col de Peyresourde in 2016 and what it meant to him when his old teammate Richie Porte finally made the podium in 2020. Bobby and Jens is a Shocked Giraffe production for Velonews. This episode was produced by Mark Payne and edited by Tim Mossa.

Po letošním roce bude peloton chudší o mnoho závodníků, tak jako každý rok. Ale letos pověsí kolo na hřebík hned několik velkých postav, které za sebou zanechaly výraznou stopu v pelotonu. Druhým z nich je Richie Porte. Podívejte se s námi na jeho cestu pelotonem. Miniatura: Getty Images Sledujte náš web: https://dojeto.cz/ a https://www.worldtourcycling.cz/ Dejte nám odběr na Youtube: http://www.youtube.com/dojeto/noodlemx?sub_confirmation=1 Jsme i na Facebooku: https://www.facebook.com/DOJETOcz Twitteru: https://twitter.com/DOJETOcz a Instagramu: https://www.instagram.com/worldtourcyclingcz/ Pokud se Vám líbí hudební intro videa, autorem je skupina Šišiga a je z jejich písně Svatá hora: https://soundcloud.com/i-iga-band?fbclid=IwAR0w85trVTm3H7cyXLNQLDem98S8qYOHo4KPoQSm9NqRjXUjn-QFfriiJqc

Richie Porte is one of only two Australians to claim a Tour de France podium and has won some of the world's biggest races, so did he reach his potential? That question is hard to answer, but one thing is certain - he was the ultimate team man. We chart an incredible career. Featured: Matthew Keenan, SBS cycling commentator.  Subscribe to the ABC Sport Newsletter

Richie Porte is one of only two Australians to claim a Tour de France podium and has won some of the world's biggest races, so did he reach his potential? That question is hard to answer, but one thing is certain - he was the ultimate team man. We chart an incredible career. Featured: Matthew Keenan, SBS cycling commentator.  Subscribe to the ABC Sport Newsletter

Bobby and Jens catch up with Richie Porte, the Tasmanian GC rider who was one of the most reliable men in Sky's dominant era, backing Chris Froome and Bradley Wiggins to three yellow jerseys. His decorated palmares includes two victories at Paris-Nice; victory at the Dauphine, Tour de Swiss and Romandie as well as three days in pink and the young riders classification at his very first Giro d'Italia... oh and did we mention he also earned his first Tour de France podium in 2020... The do it all Aussie opens up about how he made a splash at the first training camp with Bobby and Jens, his relationship with food and what he hopes to achieve before he retires... Bobby and Jens is a Velonews production in association with Shocked Giraffe. This epiosde was produced by Mark Payne and edited by Tim Mossa.

With only two days remaining the Giro is set for an epic GC showdown between Jai Hindley and Richard Carapaz after things remained deadlocked after stage 19. Carapaz however has lost Richie Porte through stomach illness so we preview the final two stages.

Richie Porte of INEOS Grenadiers joins the Turbo Talks podcast on the second rest day of the Giro d'Italia. He talks about the hard final week coming up (0:57), how challenging the first two weeks of racing have been (3:03), the vibe within INEOS Grenadiers with Carapaz in pink (5:10), comparing his time at Team Sky with today's INEOS Grenadiers (7:31), his current role versus being the team leader (9:42), and nearing the end of his cycling career (14:05).

It'll soon be safe to go back in the water – which is good news for Lionel after he lost his sunglasses to the Strait of Messina while recording this episode of The Cycling Podcast from Scilla. Lionel joins Daniel Friebe to discuss stage five which, as expected, went the way of the sprinters – although it wasn't without drama along the way. The Giro d'Italia lost one superhero in powder blue yesterday when Miguel Angel Lopez pulled out of the race and another Astana man announced his impending retirement, which will leave a shark-shaped hole in Italian cycling. Vincenzo Nibali, twice a winner of the Giro, arrived in his home town of Messina and announced his plan to retire at the end of the season. We hear from Ciro Scognamiglio about that, we unpick Jumbo-Visma's disappointing day on Etna yesterday with their sports director Addy Engels and ask if Richie Porte is right – is Romain Bardet a great outside bet for this Giro? Team DSM coach Matt Winston talks about how they are managing the great French hope. There's the light and shade of Sicily to discuss and much more. Giro dei Vini To order the Selezione Simpatica, head to DVine Cellars. The Cycling Podcast is supported by Supersapiens and Science in Sport. Supersapiens Supersapiens is a continuous glucose monitoring system that helps you make the right fuelling choices. See supersapiens.com Science in Sport For 25% off all your SiS products, go to scienceinsport.com and enter the code SISCP25 at the checkout. MAAP The Cycling Podcast has a new collaboration with MAAP. We will be launching a MAAp + The Cycling Podcast jersey later in the summer but before we reveal the details of that see: maap.cc GCN+ From Budapest to Verona, don't miss a single attack at the season's first grand tour with live, ad-free coverage of every kilometre of every stage of the Giro on GCN+ All of our UK & US listeners can get 25% off an annual GCN+ subscription by heading to gcn.eu/cyclingpod Friends of the Podcast Sign up as a Friend of the Podcast at thecyclingpodcast.com to listen to more than 60 exclusive episodes.

We wrap all the action from stage 4 at the Giro as Lennard Kämna wins the stage with some GC contenders dropping out of the overall chances in this years race. John catches up with Richie Porte prior to the start and Damien Howson post race.

The shortest stage of the 2022 Giro d'Italia promised to also be one of the most significant - the first of just two time trials in this year's Corsa Rosa and a truth serum for the many pretenders to the maglia rosa. In the latest installment of our post-stage Girovagando podcasts, we hear about a time trial result that few predicted but perhaps should have anticipated. We also discuss the other winners and losers of a stage before which Mathieu van der Poel held a slender lead on general classification.  There are interviews with Bun Tulett, Rod Ellingworth and Richie Porte of Ineos Grenadiers, Matteo Sobrero and Damian Howson of Team BikeExchange, and, once again, the hometown hero Attila Valter. And we provide an update on the already mythical ‘Quest for the Stuffed Cabbage'. Giro dei Vini To order the Selezione Simpatica, head to DVine Cellars. The Cycling Podcast is supported by Supersapiens and Science in Sport. Supersapiens Supersapiens is a continuous glucose monitoring system that helps you make the right fuelling choices. See supersapiens.com Science in Sport For 25% off all your SiS products, go to scienceinsport.com and enter the code SISCP25 at the checkout. MAAP The Cycling Podcast has a new collaboration with MAAP. See: maap.cc GCN From Budapest to Verona, don't miss a single attack at the season's first grand tour with live, ad-free coverage of every kilometre of every stage of the Giro on GCN+ All of our UK & US listeners can get 25% off an annual GCN+ subscription by heading to gcn.eu/cyclingpod Friends of the Podcast Sign up as a Friend of the Podcast at thecyclingpodcast.com to listen to more than 60 exclusive episodes. The Cycling Podcast is on Strava The Cycling Podcast was founded in 2013 by Richard Moore, Daniel Friebe and Lionel Birnie.

Russia insists humanitarian corridors in Mariupol are 'functioning' as Ukrainians try to escape; The World Health Organisation says the true COVID-19 death toll is close to 15 million; Australian cyclist Richie Porte to compete in his final Grand Tour at the Giro d'Italia this month.

Podcasti „Jalgrattapalavik“ märtsikuu esimeseks külaliseks on Eesti maanteekoondise peatreener Jaan Kirsipuu, kes toimetab ühtlasi abistavas rollis koduse profitiimi Ampler-Tartu2024 juures. Teeme hooajale ettevaate. Räägime päris põhjalikult meie profijalgratturite tegemistest ja võimalikest arengutest, eelkõige käesoleva aasta kontekstis. Mõned on juba päris palju võidu sõitnud, aga näiteks Tanel Kangert pole veel ratast joonele lükanud. Rangluumurruga lõppenud kukkumisele jaanuaris järgnes kuu aega hiljem veel üks tagasilöök ja seetõttu tuleb startidega veel oodata. Eesti meedias kõlab juhtunu esmakordselt. Paljud meie profid on saanud aasta esimestel kuudel ka koroonaviirusega pihta. Samuti sõidab välisklubides päris mitmeid Eesti naisjalgrattureid. Peatume ka nende tegemistel ning räägime naiste maanteesõidu jõulisest pealetungist. Arutleme uute trendide üle. Tiimid on leidnud mooduse, kuidas eraldistartidel sõitjatele appi minna ning väärtuslikke sekundeid võita. Võimalik, et UCI ehk rahvusvaheline jalgratturite liit paneb õige pea sellisele tegevusele piirangud peale. Võtame personaalselt ette Tadej Pogacari, Egan Bernali, Alejandro Valverde, Richie Porte'i, Mark Cavendishi ja nii mõnegi teise mehe, kes hooaja esimeste kuudega ühel või teisel moel silma jäänud. Vestlust suunab Ivar Jurtšenko.

We chat with Scott McGrory to wrap the 2022 Santos Festival of Cycling as Richie Porte takes his final ride up Willunga Hill, all be it without a fairytale finish. Luke Plapp also joins us live for his thoughts on the season so far and what the goals are for 2022.

Tim Gossage in the chair for Dwayne as he took your calls on predictions for how many runs Marnus Labuschagne will make, and aired the announcement of the best 10 moments in commentary as voted by you.PLUS interviews with Simon Katich, Adam Gilchrist, Caleb Agada and Richie Porte

Aussie cyclist Richie Porte spoke with Tim Gossage about the Santos festival of cycling beginning in January, his Tour de France journey, and his decision to call 2022 his last year in pro cycling

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Ineos Grenadiers had a solid 2021 season with many victories but falling a bit short in the Tour de France with Richard Carapaz taking the 3rd place overall. However this does not take the shine away from a great season dominating the Giro d'Italia with Egan Bernal. They managed to win the Volta a Catalunya with Adam Yates, Tour de Suisse with Richard Carapaz, Tour du Romandie with Geraint Thomas and the Criterium du Dauphine with Richie Porte. Tom Pidcock had an incredible neo-pro season almost winning the Amstel Gold Race.

Richie Porte speaks to Jack and Flash.

On the show today 1. Tim Paine discussion 2. AFL Tasmania CEO Damian Gill 3. Richmond draftee Sam Banks 4. Footy discussion 5. Cycling legend Richie Porte 6. Former wicketkeeper Darren Berry

What a way to start season three of Couching The Mind. With a convincingly big 'bang'. In this episode, Lachie Stuart, founder of 'The Man That Can Project', joins me in conversation via Zoom Chat. Lachie details the purpose of the project, with the mission being to 'to empower men to take ownership of their lives, without the bulls**t'. Whilst highlighting the importance of finding relatability with other guys, with regards to something that you may be struggling with personally. The more relatability there is, the more of a chance that the introverted type guys, will openly speak about there own struggles. Because as men, we love, absolutely love to make excuses, and to shrug away from onus. Another key pointer that Lachie Stuart made, is to be able to identifity when your having a 'bad' day. An example of this instance that was used, was when in the current Tokyo Olympics, Australian cyclist Richie Porte burnt out in the latter stages of the 44km ride. He was asked after his race what caused him to burn out. And to his response he just said that he didn't turn up on the day. And it can be as easy at that. The positives from goal setting, financial self-setting, are also mentioned. If your wanting to attain further self-growth, have a look at the people that you surround yourself around, states Lachie. More offen then not, you tend to mirror-image the actions of your closest mates. The overall message of this episode is to self redefine the once stereotypical depiction of what a man is defined to be. Be the best 'male' version of yourself. Bringing out all the right values that you deem to be of importance. Removing that tough and emotionless stereotype of the 'modern man'.

Stage 15 of the Tour de France was another brutal affair, ending in a brilliant breakaway victory for Jumbo-Visma's Sepp Kuss. Sir Brad and Bernie Eisel look back on an epic day of racing in the Pyrenees in the company of Graham Willgoss. But is Kuss too nice to be a killer on the bicycle? Brad thinks so. Bernie's not so sure: "Riders, when they put their cycling shoes on, put their helmet on, they're absolutely a different person," he says. "Trying to be that leader, and delivering at the moment it's expected? Chapeau." In what could have been a big day for the GC shake-up, Brad says Ineos played into Tadej Pogacar's hands: "They did the job UAE should have been doing, but they don't have the leader to match him and finish it off. They have to change tactics. I'd have liked to have seen G and Richie Porte in the break, and see how that panned out.”There is no doubt who will be happiest heading into the rest day. Especially with the mountain tests ahead – with or without back-up.“Pogacar has the solo ability to do what he likes,” says Brad. “Whereas I really relied on my teammates.” Brad and Bernie agree that, for Mark Cavendish, the Green Jersey is coming home – and more stage wins could well be on their way for the Manx Missile.“Cav's got through the worst of it now, he's going to be fine,” says Brad. “I think we could see him take two more stages, with Paris.”Brought to you by Zwift, where fun is fast.The Bradley Wiggins Show is produced by Pete Burton. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

BILLET - Durant toute la durée du Tour de France (26 juin-18 juillet), retrouvez chaque jour "Fenêtre sur Tour", l'échappée radiophonique d'un écrivain qui aime les mots et le vélo, Christian Laborde. Mercredi 7 juillet, une double ascension du Mont Ventoux est au programme entre Sorgues et Malaucène. Pour les coureurs, le Ventoux est une montagne d'enfer. Il l'escaladeront comme ils pourront, pas forcément sur leur vélo. On se souvient de Christopher Froome en 2016. Le maillot jaune attaque à trois bornes du sommet. Dans sa roue, Bauke Mollema et Richie Porte. Le cortège des voitures, tout à coup, s'arrête. Les trois coureurs heurtent une moto de presse. Porte et Mollema repartent, pas Froome : son vélo est brisé. Pas de mécano. Pas de vélo de rechange. Que faire ? Continuer, il se dit qu'il doit continuer, même sans vélo, en courant...

On the day the Tour de France returns to Mont Ventoux we look back at the last visit, in 2016, when chaos ensued and Chris Froome, in the yellow jersey, ended up running up the climb. Helping us piece together what happened on Bastille Day, 2016, are Froome, Richie Porte, Serge Pauwels, Seb Piquet and the stage winner who few would remember, Thomas De Gendt. Kilometre 0 by The Cycling Podcast is supported by Supersapiens: energy management for committed athletes and coaches. 

French police continue to find the whereabouts of an oblivious spectator who caused a pileup on the opening stage of the Tour de France.With just over 45 kilometres to go, the peloton passed through a narrow road following a short climb, where a spectator holding a sign stepped out onto the road to try and get on television.The sign which read 'Allez Opi-Omi' ('Go Granny and Grandpa') collected Jumbo-Visma rider Tony Martin, and caused a domino effect through the bunch, with riders either hitting the deck or being caught up behind the crash.Because Martin was near the front of the peloton, only a handful of the 184 riders weren't impacted, with one rider, Jasha Sutterlin, having to abandon as a result of the pileup.The inattentive fan faces possible legal action and up to a year in prison. French prosecutors have confirmed they have opened a criminal enquiry for "deliberately violating safety regulations and so causing injuries that might prevent someone working for up to three months".Tour organisers ASO have also said they would press charges. "We are suing this woman who behaved so badly," race deputy director Pierre-Yves Thouault told AFP."We are doing this so that the tiny minority of people who do this don't spoil the show for everyone."The fan was slammed by fans and riders alike on social media.The riders who escaped unharmed waited for everyone impacted by the crash to rejoin the peloton, but disaster struck again with 7.5 kilometres to go, with a touch of wheels at high speed from a B&B Hotels rider causing another major crash, that saw riders fly off their bikes into a ditch.The second crash caused a major shakeup in the overall race as well, with the surviving riders pushing on to the finish and leaving major contenders in their wake.Amongst the big names to lose significant time was last-year's third place finisher Richie Porte, who lost two minutes and 16 seconds, while top climbers Miguel Angel Lopez (sixth last year) and Emanuel Buchmann (fourth in 2019) lost one minute and 49 seconds.That crash saw two further riders have to abandon the race without completing a stage, and also had an impact on the finish to the stage, with the absence of several contenders and key teammates leaving a reduced group to battle it out.Julian Alaphilippe, the charismatic world champion, took advantage, attacking on the steepest part of the final 3.2 kilometre climb, and impressively holding on to take victory by eight seconds, and claim the first yellow jersey.Amongst a group of 20 riders eight seconds down were the two race favourites - the Slovenian duo of Tadej Pogacar and Primoz Roglic - with Roglic taking third place to snare four bonus seconds. Also in the group was former champion Geraint Thomas, while his teammate and fellow top contender Richard Carapaz arrived five seconds further back.However, with many star riders crossing the line battered and bruised, the impacts of the two crashes - and one fan's actions - are likely to linger throughout the tour.Stage twoTour de France debutant Mathieu van der Poel snatched the race leader's yellow jersey with a win in the second stage overnight.Van der Poel is the grandson of Tour great Raymond Poulidor who died in 2019. Poulidor took part in 14 Tours from 1962-76 but never wore the yellow jersey.Van der Poel attacked in the sharp climb leading to the finish line at Mur-de-Bretagne to drop world champion Julian Alaphilippe. Van der Poel sealed his maiden stage win ahead of last year's champion Tadej Pogacar. Primoz Roglic was third. Alaphilippe had led after the first stage.LISTEN ABOVE

It was a chaotic and crash-filled first stage of the 2021 Tour de France, with no little controversy too. Julian Alaphilippe rode clear to take the first yellow jersey of the 2021 race but the big talking points were two massive crashes which caused "carnage" in the peloton.A spectator caused the biggest pile-up the day by trying to pose for the television cameras with a sign, causing chaos and a number of injuries as most of the peloton lay strewn across the road - and it's fair to say Brad wasn't impressed...Chris Froome came down in the second big crash to bring any GC hopes he had to an end after only one stage, although Geraint Thomas avoided any danger even as Ineos team-mates Richie Porte and Tao Geoghegan Hart were caught up in the chaos. We pick through the bones of a very eventful opening day - and reflect on Demi Vollering's superb win at Le Course. Meanwhile, Brad discusses Mark Cavendish's return to the race where he has won 30 stages and explains why talk of Eddy Merckx's record is a distraction.We will have podcasts for you almost every day of the 2021 race as Brad and Graham kick off Le Tour in Bath before heading out to France, where Brad will be back on a bike for the final stretch.If you enjoyed this episode, please rate and review us on your podcast platform of choice.The Bradley Wiggins Show is produced by Pete Burton. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In this episode Karl watches that beloved six-day event: The Emmys! Andrew wraps up that beloved 21 day event: Le Tour de France; Karl praise Schitt's Creek and Andrew ignores Laurel Canyon. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Richie Porte joins the show to talk about his 3rd overall at the TDF and coping with missing the birth of his Daughter. Is 1969 the greatest year of all time?  George takes us through the disappointment of getting so close to winning the TDF and his post tour blues while Bewls gives an hilarious insight into the moon landing. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode of your favourite pop culture podcast, Andrew and Karl come face to face with the Archibald Prize exhibition, mourn the departure of Richie Porte from le Tour with a broken shoulder, and scale the towering inferno that is Skyscraper with a one-legged Rock. Go out on a limb and take a listen. You know you want to.   Music by Max Sergeev from Fugue.   Leave a review for the show in the podcast app where you're listening right now. Karl Quinn is on Twitter, Facebook and Fairfax Media. The Clappers is produced by Nearly, a podcast network.   Find a new podcast! The Debrief with Dave O'Neil - Dave gives a comedian a lift home from a gig. 10 Questions with Adam Zwar - The same 10 questions with answers that vary wildly. Scale Up - How does a company go from 5 laptops to 200 staff? See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

John Degenkolb tastes first TDF victory on the cobbles of roubaix as Richie Porte abandons. follow my instagram > www.instagram.com/tourdefrance2018/