9 episodes
Cyclingmole - your cycling informant David Hunter
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Join the Cyclingmole, as he looks into the world of professional cycling. The Cyclingmole is David Hunter, a leading cycling writer, in his podcasts he'll interview some of the world's biggest cyclists and look behind the scenes at the moments that shaped their career. If you love cycling, this is the podcast for you.
David writes for the website Ciclismo Internacional (https://www.ciclismointernacional.com) .
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9: Top 10 Cycling Moments with Jasper Stuyven
We're back with another top 10 moments! This time it's with the winner of the 2020 Omloop Het Nieuwsblad, Jasper Stuyven. Tune in for some cracking stories from the Belgian rider's victories, near misses and much more.
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8: The day I won Paris-Roubaix | Mathew Hayman
Do you want to know how it feels to win Paris-Roubaix? Join the Cyclingmole as he interviews Mathew Hayman to look back at that glorious day in 2016. Not only did he win after being in the morning break, but Hayman had broken is arm just 6 weeks previous. David and Mat chat through everything you want to know about that iconic win, and is a must for all cycling fans.
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7: James Knox's year in review
James Knox, rising star of Deceuninck-Quick Step, talks through his best season to date. The 24 year old Cumbrian stacked up several impressive performances, including an eleventh place finish at his first ever full Grand Tour, the 2019 Vuelta a España.
In this episode James also recounts the highs and lows of life as a professional bike rider, and some of the most memorable moments of the season, including the fastest road stage ever !
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6: Top 10 Cycling Moments with Edward Theuns
We're back with another podcast and it's a slightly different format this time. David sits down with Trek–Segafredo rider Edward Theuns to go through the Belgian's top ten moments in his career to date. There's some cracking stories and laughs as well as more serious discussion around injury and recovery. It makes for a compelling listen...
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5: The art of the sprint train with Greg Henderson
Join the Cyclingmole as he picks apart the art of the sprint train with one of the best leadout men of all time, Greg Henderson.
Greg Henderson is a New Zealand former professional track and road cyclist who rode in five Olympic Games and completed 11 Grand Tours. He featured in four Commonwealth Games and was a four-time medallist, including winning gold in the points race in 2002.
For many years, Greg served as lead-out man for German sprinter André Greipel. The pair were colleagues at both T-Mobile Team and Lotto–Soudal.
Tune in for various stories (some well known, others less so) from Greg's illustrious career... -
4: The day I won Strade Bianche | Tiesj Benoot
The day I... Join the Cyclingmole as he interviews pro cyclists about iconic moments in their careers.
Customer Reviews
Excellent pod cast
Great interview w/ insight into sprinting sprint trains and tactics!!!
Excellent pod
A peek inside the rider’s head on his/her momentous day. Two people having a conversation about a world that most of us listeners have never been to. Hearing what is going through the rider’s mind before during and after their special moment is a treat.
A unique spin on cycling podcasts
This podcast is different from the others. Want to feel like you're on the couch, getting an inside perspective on races and experiences? This podcast will do it. David Hunter is smart; he does his homework; he knows his stuff and he allows his guests to draft off the questions until they're ready to take off on their own. David creates a conversation that feels as if his guests have actually forgotten they're being recorded — and you've forgotten your actually driving in your car and not seated on his couch. Well done, David.
