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Welcome to the Castelli Podcast — your inside access to one of cycling’s most iconic brands. For more than 150 years, Castelli has shaped how professional riders dress, race, and perform, constantly pushing the limits of innovation, aerodynamics, and performance apparel. Each episode features conversations with pro riders, engineers, designers, and industry experts, diving into everything from aero gains and fabric development to training insights and behind-the-scenes product stories. Join us for conversations that go beyond the race — and into the heart of cycling. ________________ The Castelli Podcast is a cycling podcast about professional cycling, cycling performance, and high-performance cycling apparel. Produced by Castelli, a leading performance cycling brand with over 150 years of history, the podcast focuses on cycling aerodynamics, aero clothing, fabric technology, race apparel, and innovation in professional cycling. Episodes feature interviews with professional cyclists, WorldTour riders, elite athletes, cycling engineers, apparel designers, sports scientists, and industry experts. Topics include aero gains, wind tunnel testing, cycling aerodynamics, fabric development, performance apparel design, training for cycling, race preparation, nutrition for cyclists, recovery, marginal gains, and equipment optimization. The Castelli Podcast covers road cycling, gravel cycling, time trial, triathlon, cyclocross, endurance cycling, racing strategy, and behind-the-scenes insights from professional cycling teams and events. The podcast is designed for competitive cyclists, amateur racers, performance-focused riders, coaches, and fans interested in cycling technology, innovation, and elite cycling culture. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

  1. THE GRUBERS | Part 3 – Inside Race Day & the Creative Process

    FEB 10

    THE GRUBERS | Part 3 – Inside Race Day & the Creative Process

    Stick around for the final moments of the interview. You won’t regret it. A must-listen for photographers, creatives, cyclists, and anyone curious about what happens beyond the barriers.  In this final chapter with Ashley and Jered Gruber, we go fully inside the work. What does it really take to create meaningful images in professional cycling — when conditions aren’t perfect, expectations are sky-high, and every decision happens at race speed? From recalibrating a “five-out-of-ten day” into something publishable, to the unique pressure of iconic climbs like Mont Ventoux and Alpe d’Huez, Ashley and Jered break down the invisible labor behind race photography; stage research kilometre by kilometre, fighting logistics, editing in the car, uploading from hotel rooms late at night, and still finding the energy to tell the story on social media. We talk about roadside encounters with fans, unexpected human moments, and the strange contrast between riders fighting for their careers and crowds treating race day like a party.  The conversation also turns deeply personal — covering burnout, injury, recovery, insecurity, creativity, and the long-term sustainability of a freelance career in modern cycling media. From shooting the Tour de France and Tour de France Femmes, to rebuilding after a devastating crash at the Tour of Flanders, to finding grounding at home after months on the road — this episode is about process, endurance, passion, and finding beauty where no one else is looking. A must-listen for photographers, creatives, cyclists, and anyone curious about what happens beyond the barriers. ________ 🇮🇹 Uno sguardo autentico dietro le quinte della fotografia nel ciclismo professionistico. Ashley e Jered Gruber raccontano pressione, processo creativo, infortuni, burnout e perché, nonostante tutto, continuano a tornare sulle corse. 🇩🇪 Ein ehrlicher Blick hinter die Kulissen der Profi-Radsportfotografie. Ashley & Jered Gruber über Entscheidungsdruck, kreative Prozesse, Verletzungen, Erschöpfung und warum sie trotz allem immer wieder zurückkommen. ________ CHAPTERS 00:00 Intro 03:07 The Five Out of Ten Day Mindset 06:30 Mont Ventoux 09:06 Alpe d Huez and Race Day Chaos 11:05 Roadside Fans and Human Moments 16:27 Familiar Places and Returning Each Year 20:03 Planning a Grand Tour Stage 27:26 Editing Uploading and Long Nights 34:01 Giro vs Tour vs Vuelta 36:20 Mens and Womens Racing 39:48 Tour of Flanders Crash 2024 46:29 Shooting the Giro from the TV 52:46 Riding Bikes and Staying Human 58:37 Freelance Insecurity and the Future 1:03:24 Advice for Aspiring Photographers 1:08:27 Legacy and Closing Thoughts 1:13:04 Outro CONNECT ⁠ Ashley Norris Gruber https://www.instagram.com/ashleygruber/ Jered Gruber https://www.instagram.com/jeredgruber/ – HOST – Søren Jensen, Global Marketing Manager at Castelli, has worked for this iconic brand since 2006. He usually rides backroads and dirt trails, testing new gear in the Italian Dolomites. If you can't find him there, check the Castelli Headquarters in Fonzaso. Connect: ⁠LinkedIn⁠ Check out our new collection: Castelli-cycling.com SUBMIT YOUR QUESTION If you want your questions to be answered on air, be sure to submit your questions by sending us a message on social media or by email to ⁠⁠podcast@castelli-cycling.com⁠ Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

    1h 15m
  2. THE GRUBERS | Part 2 — How It All Began in Cycling Photography

    JAN 27

    THE GRUBERS | Part 2 — How It All Began in Cycling Photography

    In part two with Ashley and Jered Gruber we unpack how their journey into cycling photography truly began. From a chance meeting sparked by a flat tire in Athens, Georgia, to moving to Europe with no real plan, a €1,500 car, and a pocket-sized camera, this episode traces the early years that shaped their visual language. Jered and Ashley share how racing dreams shifted into storytelling, why landscapes and atmosphere mattered more than finish-line shots, and how shooting differently helped them find space in a crowded world of race photography. The conversation dives into their first Castelli shoots, the Koppenberg with Andreas Klier, the iconic Passo Giau image with Peter Stetina, and the unexpected chain of events that led them to shoot the Giro d’Italia. Along the way, they reflect on learning by doing, working without moto access, and building trust as a creative duo within the chaos of professional cycling. This episode explores cycling photography from the inside out — not just how images are made, but why they’re made that way. ________ 🇮🇹 Nel secondo episodio con Jered e Ashley Gruber torniamo all’inizio di tutto: un incontro casuale, una foratura e una decisione che ha cambiato il loro percorso. Dalle prime foto scattate quasi per necessità ai grandi giri, raccontiamo come hanno costruito una carriera nella fotografia ciclistica seguendo istinto, curiosità e uno sguardo diverso sul ciclismo. 🇩🇪 In der zweiten Episode mit Jered und Ashley Gruber blicken wir zurück auf die Anfänge ihrer Reise. Von einer zufälligen Begegnung und den ersten Fotos bis hin zu den großen Rundfahrten sprechen wir darüber, wie sie sich ihren Platz in der Radsportfotografie erarbeitet haben – mit Geduld, Neugier und einer ganz eigenen Perspektive. ________ CHAPTERS 00:00 Intro 03:07 How Ashley and Jered First Met 05:22 From Racing to Photography 08:33 Moving to Europe 09:34 Discovering the Camera 11:23 First Breaks 12:24 Life on the Road 14:01 Meeting Castelli & First Commercial Shoot 16:17 Koppenberg & Giau 20:25 Becoming Photographers 23:46 Creative Duo 27:52 Finding Their Style 31:32 The Photo That Changed Everything 33:13 Giro Opportunity 36:27 First Grand Tour 41:24 Evolving the Vision 45:46 Milano-Sanremo 49:40 Race Day Workflow 52:14 Creative Pressure 55:00 Ending CONNECT ⁠ Ashley Norris Gruber https://www.instagram.com/ashleygruber/ Jered Gruber https://www.instagram.com/jeredgruber/ – HOST – Søren Jensen, Global Marketing Manager at Castelli, has worked for this iconic brand since 2006. He usually rides backroads and dirt trails, testing new gear in the Italian Dolomites. If you can't find him there, check the Castelli Headquarters in Fonzaso. Connect: ⁠LinkedIn⁠ Check out our new collection: Castelli-cycling.com SUBMIT YOUR QUESTION If you want your questions to be answered on air, be sure to submit your questions by sending us a message on social media or by email to ⁠⁠podcast@castelli-cycling.com⁠ Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

    55 min
  3. THE GRUBERS | Behind Cycling’s Most Iconic Images

    JAN 13

    THE GRUBERS | Behind Cycling’s Most Iconic Images

    Many of you have watched their work evolve over the years, shaping how modern cycling is seen and remembered. I’ve been lucky enough to have a front-row seat to that journey. Today, I’m joined by Ashley and Jered Gruber — a husband-and-wife photography duo and two of the most influential visual storytellers in the world of cycling. From their early years to the biggest races on the calendar, I’ve watched them quietly shape how the sport looks, feels, and is remembered. This conversation is an honest look into life inside the peloton. We talk about instinct versus technique, creative doubt, missed shots, and the pressure of making split-second decisions when there are no second chances. Jered and Ashley open up about working together under extreme stress, following the Tour de France for weeks on end, navigating chaos at Flanders and Roubaix, and why even after all these years, they still feel the urge to try something different. This isn’t just a conversation about photography. It’s about trust, partnership, curiosity, and earning your place — not by being loud, but by consistently doing the work at the highest level. This is Part 1 of a three-part series. In the episodes to come, we’ll go deeper into how they met, their early years in cycling, full race-day workflows, and what still inspires them today. Hope you enjoy this one. ________________ 🇮🇹 Breve introduzione Due dei più importanti narratori visivi del ciclismo moderno si raccontano in una conversazione intima e senza filtri. Ashley e Jered Gruber parlano di istinto, pressione, fiducia e di cosa significa lavorare insieme dentro il caos del gruppo, dalle Classiche al Tour de France. ________________ 🇩🇪 Kurze Zusammenfassung Ashley und Jered Gruber gehören zu den einflussreichsten visuellen Geschichtenerzählern im Radsport. In dieser Episode sprechen sie über Intuition versus Technik, kreative Zweifel, Entscheidungsdruck im Rennen und darüber, wie es ist, Woche für Woche im Peloton zu arbeiten. ________________ CHAPTERS 00:00 – Intro 05:34 – First Dolomites memories & meeting Igor Tavella   08:45 – Most crazy expensive place they’ve slept in the Tour 10:36 – Their favorite photo   11:37 – The shot they still regret missing   15:27 – Cycling’s most underrated roads   18:06 – Post-Tour exhaustion & recovery   20:25 – Favorite races to shoot 23:09 – Technique vs instinct   27:46 – Koppenberg vs Paterberg vs Kwaremont   32:24 – Gear, lenses & race-day survival   37:38 – Planning locations with moto pilots   40:44 – Graham Watson & early inspiration   44:32 – Explaining their job outside cycling   46:05 – Why documentary photography still matters   47:07 – Ending CONNECT ⁠ Ashley Norris Gruber https://www.instagram.com/ashleygruber/ Jered Gruber https://www.instagram.com/jeredgruber/ Igor Tavella https://www.instagram.com/igortavella/ Ustaria Posta Hotel https://www.instagram.com/ustariaposta/ https://www.ustariaposta.it/ – HOST – Søren Jensen, Global Marketing Manager at Castelli, has worked for this iconic brand since 2006. He usually rides backroads and dirt trails, testing new gear in the Italian Dolomites. If you can't find him there, check the Castelli Headquarters in Fonzaso. Connect: ⁠LinkedIn⁠ Check out our new collection: Castelli-cycling.com SUBMIT YOUR QUESTION If you want your questions to be answered on air, be sure to submit your questions by sending us a message on social media or by email to ⁠⁠podcast@castelli-cycling.com⁠ Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

    48 min
  4. JOE LAVERICK | Privateer’s Life, Marginal Gains & Having Fun!

    11/25/2025

    JOE LAVERICK | Privateer’s Life, Marginal Gains & Having Fun!

    Joe Laverick was one of the standout British talents through his junior years and earned a place on one of the top development teams in cycling: Hagens Berman Axeon. He spent two seasons there under the guidance of the world-renowned Axel Merckx. Joe had hoped to make the jump to the WorldTour, but things didn’t fall into place, and he found himself without a contract at the end of 2022 — facing an uncertain future. Instead of walking away, Joe built something completely different: a one-man privateer project that blends road racing, time trialling and gravel, fuelled by spreadsheets, sponsors, side clients and a serious obsession with marginal gains. Joe lifts the curtain on: What it actually costs to race as a privateer (race budget, travel, equipment)Why you need to be more than “just a bike racer” in 2025Balancing being a rider, writer, team owner, sponsor-hunter, soigneur and logistics managerHow he uses products like the Castelli Gabba R and new gravel kit – and why honest feedback mattersThe learning curve of gravel: tyre pressure, technical skills and why it’s an “untapped jigsaw of performance”200+ days on the road in the US gravel scene, host housing, burnout, and finding balanceWhy enjoyment is the ultimate performance metric, and his advice for young riders choosing between the pro pathway and privateer lifeWe wrap up with Joe’s dream Girona loop over Sant Hilari and Montseny – a 6.5-hour, 180–200 km that he still calls one of the best rides in the world. – LINKS – Joe Laverick https://www.instagram.com/joe.laverick/ https://www.strava.com/athletes/7026027 Sant Hilari Ride https://www.strava.com/activities/10469253051 Castelli SOG https://www.castelli-cycling.com/spirit-of-gravel Men’s Unlimited Gravel Collection: ⁠https://www.castelli-cycling.com/IT/en/Men/Collection/Unlimited/c/Man-Col-Unl⁠ Women’s Unlimited Gravel Collection: ⁠https://www.castelli-cycling.com/IT/en/Woman/Collection/Unlimited/c/Wom-Col-Unl⁠ Castelli's Xmas Ride, Nov 29: Overview | ⁠https://www.strava.com/clubs/66959⁠ Italy | Signup form: https://www.castelli-cycling.com/castelli-unlimited-christmas-ride-2025 CHAPTERS 00:00 – Intro, Castelli Christmas Gravel Ride & Spirit of Gravel Cabal 02:00 – Who is Joe Laverick? Beating Remco & Girona life 04:00 – Quickfire round: fashion crimes, coldest rides & junior chaos in Belgium 09:10 – Contracts dry up: Tour of Alsace, injuries & the decision to go privateer 14:30 – Building “Joe Laverick the brand”: writing, sponsors, and race budget reality 18:30 – Gear geek: equipment choices, spreadsheets, and why the Gabba R blew his mind 22:00 – Influencer vs athlete: social media, honesty and choosing the right partners 27:20 – 200 days on the road: US gravel, burnout and learning to say “no” 32:30 – Gravel as an “untapped jigsaw”: tyre pressure, skills and doing more with less budget 44:40 – Joe’s favourite Girona mega-loop & how not to bonk 47:00 – Advice to young riders: pro vs privateer, happiness and why fun has to come first Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

    49 min
  5. PAUL MAGNIER | Inside the Flamme Rouge, Sprint Craft, Marginal Gains (Part 2)

    11/12/2025

    PAUL MAGNIER | Inside the Flamme Rouge, Sprint Craft, Marginal Gains (Part 2)

    In part two of our conversation with French powerhouse Paul Magnier of Soudal–Quick-Step — one of the brightest young stars in professional cycling — we dive deep into the art of sprinting. Paul pulls back the curtain on the final 1,000 meters: how to read chaos, trust the lead-out, and time the winning move. We dig into aero gains — from wind-tunnel insights and bar-width experiments to 56×11 gearing and 105–110 rpm cadence — and why he practices seated accelerations at 800–1,000 watts. He also unpacks the Wolfpack mentality that trades pressure for confidence. Paul shares how he mentally reset after a heavy crash, what separates good from great sprinters, and his race-day routine. Plus: his go-to Castelli kit — the Sanremo S8 speed suit, Perfetto, Gabba, and Gavia jackets for rough weather — and why Castelli’s no-logo Pro Shop pieces have become a peloton secret. If you’re chasing faster finishes in crits or road races, you’ll love Paul’s practical sprint training cues and energy-saving tactics. 🎧 Listen now to get smarter — and faster! – LINKS – Podcast episode with Paul ahead of the 2025 season: https://youtu.be/ClivP8jdPlE CONNECT ⁠ ⁠Paul Magnier: https://www.instagram.com/paul_magnier_/ CHAPTERS 0:00 — Intro 2:21 — Big goals: Monuments, Worlds & green jersey 3:30 — Finding rider type with the coach 4:19 — Handling pressure when the team backs you 5:20 — Wolfpack culture: confidence over pressure 7:18 — Resetting after crash & Omloop near-miss 13:12 — Inside a sprint: feel vs pain; favorite race kit 14:31 — Aero gains: position, wind tunnel & bar width tests 16:20 — Full aero system & no-logo Pro Shop gear 19:06 — Recon & visualizing the last 3 km 22:16 — Race-day routine & playlist 23:16 — Training to sprint: torque, short efforts, seated kicks 25:26 — Five-minute power & saving energy to the line 28:24 — Stage-race survival: fueling, grupetto, recovery 29:28 — Gearing & cadence: 56×11 today, 58T tomorrow? 30:12 — Marginal gains vs mental load; knowing your body 34:09 — Cold-weather kit essentials & layering 38:18 — Cooking, bus food & home life 41:05 — Paddle board, jet-ski dreams & Grenoble roots 44:00 — Outro Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

    45 min
  6. PAUL MAGNIER | The Rise of the French Powerhouse (Part 1)

    11/07/2025

    PAUL MAGNIER | The Rise of the French Powerhouse (Part 1)

    Strap in — because today’s episode is an absolute sprint-finish thriller! We’re joined by one of the most exciting young riders in world cycling: Paul Magnier of Soudal–Quick-Step — a 21-year-old French powerhouse already rewriting what’s possible in the pro peloton. In just two seasons, Magnier has exploded to the top tier of world cycling with 24 victories, making him statistically the most successful rider of his generation, ahead of Evenepoel, Pogačar, van der Poel, and Sagan at the same age. Fresh off five straight wins at the Tour of Guangxi and a breakout year featuring 19 victories, a podium at Omloop, and his first Giro d’Italia, Paul sits down with us to reveal: - How he stays calm in the chaos of 70km/h bunch sprints - The mental toughness needed to perform under WorldTour pressure - Lead-out strategy secrets and Wolfpack sprint dynamics - Life as cycling’s next superstar — and staying humble along the way - Off-season life in Grenoble, MTB roots & why the Gabba is a winter essential Whether you're a sprinter chasing speed, a cycling fan hungry for behind-the-scenes insight, or just fascinated by the next generation shaking up the sport—this episode is packed with firepower. If you’re obsessed with sprint finishes, race psychology, or want actionable tips to get faster, this episode is packed with firepower for you. 🎧 Plus: this is Part 1 of a two-episode deep-dive—next week we go all-in on sprint technique, training, gym work, and how YOU can become faster! Hit follow, leave a rating, and join the Castelli community! – LINKS – Podcast episode with Paul ahead of the 2025 season: https://youtu.be/ClivP8jdPlE CONNECT ⁠ ⁠Paul Magnier: https://www.instagram.com/paul_magnier_/ CHAPTERS 00:00 – Intro 04:33 – 2025 wrap: 19 wins & GT debut 05:42 – China recap: team bonding 06:23 – Race load: 90 days, 11,685 km 07:06 – 24 wins by 21; Wolfpack support 08:15 – From WC XC bronze medal to Soudal Quick-Step 12:58 – Quick-fire 10 questions 15:11 – Sprint mindset: instinct vs plan 17:18 – Lead-out roles 19:08 – Sprint power & Merlier comparison 20:05 – Fighting for the wheel & positioning 21:03 – Building the perfect lead-out; inside the Flamme Rouge 25:01 – Training lead-outs: races vs camps; staying calm 29:07 – Reading rival trains 30:44 – Final 200 m: speed, aero, seated sprint 34:47 – Strength work: in-season gym & velocity focus 38:20 – Life off the bike: friends, balance, humility 40:48 – The French wave: peers & momentum 42:15 – Role-model mindset & clean racing 43:46 – Home life: Grenoble → Nice; travel perks & weather 48:38 – Big goals: Monuments, Worlds, Tour green 50:13 – Outro Credits: Play Sports Network / Eurosport, GettyImages Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

    50 min
  7. DAVIDE BRAMATI | From Rider to Sports Director — Life Inside the WorldTour & the Wolfpack

    10/07/2025

    DAVIDE BRAMATI | From Rider to Sports Director — Life Inside the WorldTour & the Wolfpack

    Have you ever wondered what life is really like for a directeur sportif? Here’s your chance. Davide “Brama” Bramati—ex-pro and longtime Quick-Step DS—is one of the WorldTour’s most passionate and entertaining voices. From his racing days in the ‘90s and 2000s to becoming one of Quick-Step’s longest-serving directeurs sportifs, Brama opens the doors to life inside the race car and the team bus. We dive into his transition from rider to DS, how race strategy has evolved with modern tech, the triumphs and heartbreaks of Classics and Grand Tours, and the passion that still fuels him after decades in the sport. You’ll also hear what makes the Wolfpack’s family culture so unique, how Brama handles the toughest post-race moments, and which races he’s still hungry to win. CHAPTERS 00:00 Intro 01:27 Brama’s career highlights 05:02 Quick-fire questions: style, kit, radios & tech 10:12 From rider to directeur sportif 17:27 Life in the team car: pressure, emotions & family 22:12 Race preparation & technology in modern cycling 27:53 Tactics, breakaways & the Wolfpack mentality 30:04 Dream races: Flanders, Roubaix, Liège 34:51 Young riders, careers & today’s superstars 42:12 Best career moments 43:22 Advice for new sports directors 45:26 Contest: win 2026 Flanders tickets 46:34 Outro CONTEST RULES We’ll randomly draw two winners on December 7, 2025 — each gets two (2) hospitality tickets to the 2026 Tour of Flanders Hotond Festival, including all food & drinks. Travel and accommodation are not included. Open to participants 18+. One entry per person. 📅 Contest Ends: Dec 7, 2025 – 23:59 CET Questions: podcast@castelli-cycling.com Good luck!  LINKS Brama:  Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/davidebramati/ SQS https://www.instagram.com/soudalquickstepteam/ Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

    47 min
  8. Polartec® AirCore™ | Inside the Future of Breathable, Sustainable Cycling Performance Gear

    09/08/2025

    Polartec® AirCore™ | Inside the Future of Breathable, Sustainable Cycling Performance Gear

    Discover Polartec® AirCore™ — the revolutionary fabric that’s lightweight, breathable, PFAS-free, and made from recycled materials, designed to keep you dry from the inside out. Watch interview on YouTube: https://youtu.be/-EFOAr534V4 As the industry’s first advanced air-permeable laminate, AirCore™ combines stretch, windproofing, and water repellency with nanofiber technology that actively vents sweat without sacrificing protection from the elements. In this episode, Ramesh Kesh, Senior Vice President at Milliken & Company and Business Manager at Polartec, joins Steve Smith, Castelli Brand Manager, to share how this breakthrough came to life, and why it could redefine winter cycling gear for years to come. Together, they unpack the science, the challenges, and why Castelli’s new winter collection — launching September 9, 2025 — marks a turning point in performance cycling apparel. From lab testing to real-world rides, discover why AirCore™ is set to become the new benchmark in cycling performance. – LINKS – Castelli www.castelli-cycling.com/polartec-aircore https://www.castelli-cycling.com/II/en/custom/full Polartec®: www.polartec.com/fabrics/weather-protection/aircore – GUESTS – Ramesh Kesh https://www.linkedin.com/in/rameshkesh Steve Smith ⁠www.instagram.com/smittystuff/⁠ CHAPTERS 00:00 Intro 03:56 Quick-Fire Round 07:16 Why New Fabric Was Needed 13:26 Engineering Breathability 19:41 Inside the AirCore™ Fabric 25:20 How Movement Activates Performance 28:03 Removing PFAS chemicals,  30:33 Real-World Performance 33:26 Breathability & Numbers 37:50 Waterproofness & Water Column Explained 40:04 Soudal Quick-Step 41:27 Product Collection 45:52 Sustainability & The Future 49:03 AirCore Setting a New Standard 52:11 Looking Ahead 52:54 Sum up AirCore 53:36 Outro Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

    54 min
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Welcome to the Castelli Podcast — your inside access to one of cycling’s most iconic brands. For more than 150 years, Castelli has shaped how professional riders dress, race, and perform, constantly pushing the limits of innovation, aerodynamics, and performance apparel. Each episode features conversations with pro riders, engineers, designers, and industry experts, diving into everything from aero gains and fabric development to training insights and behind-the-scenes product stories. Join us for conversations that go beyond the race — and into the heart of cycling. ________________ The Castelli Podcast is a cycling podcast about professional cycling, cycling performance, and high-performance cycling apparel. Produced by Castelli, a leading performance cycling brand with over 150 years of history, the podcast focuses on cycling aerodynamics, aero clothing, fabric technology, race apparel, and innovation in professional cycling. Episodes feature interviews with professional cyclists, WorldTour riders, elite athletes, cycling engineers, apparel designers, sports scientists, and industry experts. Topics include aero gains, wind tunnel testing, cycling aerodynamics, fabric development, performance apparel design, training for cycling, race preparation, nutrition for cyclists, recovery, marginal gains, and equipment optimization. The Castelli Podcast covers road cycling, gravel cycling, time trial, triathlon, cyclocross, endurance cycling, racing strategy, and behind-the-scenes insights from professional cycling teams and events. The podcast is designed for competitive cyclists, amateur racers, performance-focused riders, coaches, and fans interested in cycling technology, innovation, and elite cycling culture. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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  • Creator
    Castelli Cycling
  • Years Active
    2023 - 2026
  • Episodes
    67
  • Rating
    Clean
  • Copyright
    © 2026 CASTELLI Podcast
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