Stage 15: Kristoff denies Bauer at the death
In the latest Telegraph Cycling Podcast, supported by Jaguar, there is discussion of stage fifteen and interviews with Nicolas Roche, Allan Peiper and the voice of the Tour de France, Sebastian Piquet. Richard Moore, Lionel Birnie and Daniel Friebe are joined by Norwegian journalist Anders Christianson, of daily newspaper VG, who tells us about his countryman, the stage winner Alexander Kristo...
41m Jul 20, 2014
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Stage 14: Second time lucky for Majka
The latest Telegraph Cycling Podcast, supported by Jaguar, includes discussion, analysis and interviews from Risoul, scene of the finish of stage 14 of the Tour de France, after the second and final day in the Alps. Richard Moore, Lionel Birnie and Daniel Friebe are joined by Ciro Scognamiglio of Gazzetta dello Sport as they ask whether Vincenzo Nibali can be beaten and discuss the battle ragi...
46m Jul 19, 2014
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Stage 13: Nibali tightens his grip in the Alps
On the first Alpine stage of the 2014 Tour de France the latest Telegraph Cycling Podcast, supported by Jaguar, reports ‘live’ from Chamrousse on Vincenzo Nibali’s stage win and Richie Porte’s collapse. Richard Moore, Lionel Birnie and Daniel Friebe were at the summit of the climb and watched the race unfold before speaking to some of the riders at the finish. There are interviews with a disap...
52m Jul 18, 2014
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Stage 12; Kristoff wins, Sagan second again
50m Jul 17, 2014
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Stage 11: No such thing as a routine day
In this episode of The Telegraph Cycling Podcast, supported by Jaguar, Richard Moore, Lionel Birnie and Daniel Friebe discuss Tony Gallopin's victory in Oyonnax and another near miss for Peter Sagan. They look back at the rest day and ask why the Astana team does not face the same questions about doping that Sky have been confronted with during the past two Tours. We hear from Astana's general ...
52m Jul 16, 2014
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The VeloNews Cycling Podcast 2
In this, the second VeloNews Cycling Podcast, supported by Jaguar, Andy Hood and Matt Beaudin join Richard Moore and Lionel Birnie on the rest day to recap the race so far and look ahead to the Alps and Pyrenees. We discuss the impact of Alberto Contador's withdrawal on the race and comment on the absence of doping questions directed at Vincenzo Nibali compared to the barrage aimed at Chris Fr...
48m Jul 15, 2014
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Stage 10: Contador falls victim to the Vosges
In this episode of The Telegraph Cycling Podcast, supported by Jaguar, Richard Moore, Lionel Birnie and Daniel Friebe discuss an incredible day on the Tour de France. One of the favourites, Alberto Contador crashed and fractured his leg. Later in the stage Vincenzo Nibali attacked on La Planche des Belles Filles to strengthen his grip on the yellow jersey.
47m Jul 15, 2014
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Stage 9: A Frenchman in yellow for Bastille Day
With a Frenchman in the yellow jersey for Bastille Day on Monday, Sunday's edition of the Telegraph Cycling Podcast, sponsored by Jaguar has a special guest. François Thomazeau is the doyen of French cycling writers, and also an acclaimed novelist, food writer, musician -- and formerly, as well as briefly, a waiter in a French restaurant in Doncaster. Along with François, Richard Moore, Lionel...
44m Jul 13, 2014
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Stage 8: Kadri holds on in the Vosges
As the Tour de France entered the mountains the Telegraph Cycling Podcast, supported by Jaguar brings you all the latest news, analysis and interviews. The Vosges mountains are the first major battleground of this year's race and, while Blel Kadri nabbed the first French stage win, the main contenders came to the fore. Alberto Contador and Vincenzo Nibali went toe-to-toe up the final climb to ...
36m Jul 12, 2014
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Stage 7: Trentin pips Sagan
In the latest Telegraph Cycling Podcast, supported by Jaguar we discuss stage seven from Epernay to Nancy, won by Italy’s Matteo Trentin. The final part of the stage was marred by a crash involving America’s Andrew Talansky, who blamed Simon Gerrans of Australia. The podcast was on hand to capture his furious reaction as he crossed the line demanding an apology from Gerrans -- hear the audio a...
35m Jul 11, 2014
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Stage 6: Vintage Greipel wins in Champagne country
After the madness of the cobbles, the Tour de France returned to (almost) normal with a victory for a big German sprinter. But it wasn't Marcel Kittel this time but his compatriot Andre Greipel of Lotto-Belisol who won the sixth stage in Reims.In this edition of The Telegraph Cycling Podcast, supported by Jaguar, Richard Moore, Lionel Birnie and Daniel Friebe reflect on the stage and where Chri...
43m Jul 10, 2014
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Brian Cookson Interview
On the eve of the Tour de France, Richard Moore, Lionel Birnie and Daniel Friebe sat down with Brian Cookson, the president of cycling's world governing body, the UCI, for this special edition of The Telegraph Cycling Podcast. In this interview, we asked him about the state of the sport following three high profile doping cases, the controversy of Chris Froome's therapeutic use exemption and h...
26m Jul 10, 2014
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Stage 5: The Tour's descent into Hell
In this episode of The Telegraph Cycling Podcast, supported by Jaguar, Richard Moore, Lionel Birnie and Daniel Friebe dissect an incredible day's racing over the muddy cobbles of northern France. Bad weather persuaded the organisers to divert the race past two of the nine planned sections of cobbles but the 2013 champion Chris Froome failed to make it as far as the first stretch of pavé, crash...
51m Jul 09, 2014
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Stage 4: Dave Brailsford opens up
The second half of The Telegraph Cycling Podcast, supported by Jaguar, is an exclusive, extensive interview with Team Sky's principal Dave Brailsford. Richard Moore and Lionel Birnie sat down with Brailsford on the eve of the Tour to ask about his team-building philosophy, the ethics of applying for Therapeutic Use Exemptions to permit riders to take prescribed medicines and why Team Sky is no...
55m Jul 08, 2014
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Stage 3 - Kittel the Giant conquers London
In this episode of The Telegraph Cycling Podcast, Richard Moore, Lionel Birnie and Daniel Friebe discuss the day's action. We hear from Koen De Kort, one of the Giant-Shimano team's key lead-out men about how they organise themselves to deliver Kittel to the finish line. We reflect on a fantastic three days in England and ask Lampre-Merida sports director Brent Copeland what has happened to Ch...
35m Jul 07, 2014
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Stage 2: Nibali's statement of intent
Vincenzo Nibali answered the doubters who suspected he was not in top form in time for the Tour de France by winning the second stage from York to Sheffield. In this episode of The Telegraph Cycling Podcast supported by Jaguar, Richard Moore, Lionel Birnie and Daniel Friebe dissect an exciting day's racing and ask Gazzetta Dello Sport writer Ciro Scognamiglio whether this victory means Nibali ...
43m Jul 06, 2014
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Stage 1: Cavendish's crash and huge crowds
Could the Grand Départ have been any grander? Hundreds of thousands of people lined the roads from Leeds to Harrogate, creating a festival atmosphere, but the fairytale finish for Mark Cavendish failed to materialise. The Manx Missile crashed and Marcel Kittel won the opening stage for the second year in succession. In this episode of The Telegraph Cycling Podcast, supported by Jaguar Richard...
35m Jul 05, 2014
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The VeloNews Cycling Podcast
In this, the first of four weekly VeloNews editions of The Cycling Podcast supported by Jaguar, Richard Moore and Lionel Birnie are joined by Andy Hood, who is about to embark on his 18th Tour de France. We get Andy's assessment of Andrew Talansky and Tejay Van Garderen's Tour hopes and hear from Danny Pate, the American rider who will be part of Chris Froome's back-up at Team Sky. We also hea...
31m Jul 04, 2014
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Tour 2014 preview: Before the Grand Départ
The latest Telegraph Cycling Podcast, supported by Jaguar is a preview of the 101st Tour de France ahead of this weekend’s Grand Départ in Yorkshire. Richard Moore, Lionel Birnie and Daniel Friebe discuss the atmosphere in Leeds and look ahead to Saturday’s first stage to Harrogate. There is an interview with Charly Wegelius, the Garmin-Sharp directeur sportif, who discusses the team’s diffic...
46m Jul 03, 2014
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David Millar and the Tour de France: A special interview
David Millar's 18-year career as a cyclist sums up the sport in microcosm. Over the course of a long, and, at times, controversial career, Millar has represented the good, the bad and everything else in between. Millar is set to start his 13th and final Tour de France next weekend and he sat down with Richard Moore, Lionel Birnie and Daniel Friebe to record this special episode of The Telegrap...
59m Jun 25, 2014
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Froome's TUE and the Dauphiné
In this week's episode of The Cycling Podcast, Richard Moore, Lionel Birnie and Daniel Friebe discuss the controversy over Chris Froome's therapeutic use exemption which allowed him to use glucocorticoids to treat a chest infection during the Tour of Romandy, which he won. They also assess a brilliant final day of the Dauphiné, which was won by Andrew Talansky after Garmin-Sharp pulled off ano...
54m Jun 17, 2014
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The Dauphiné – Tour countdown begins
The 2014 Tour de France is almost upon us. With less than three weeks to go until the Grand Départ in Yorkshire, the Critérium du Dauphiné in the French Alps is the first big indicator of Tour form. Richard Moore, Lionel Birnie and Daniel Friebe discuss the probability of a showdown between Chris Froome and Alberto Contador this July and assess the chances of some of the other riders who may c...
39m Jun 11, 2014
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Sky's dilemma. Should Wiggins go to the Tour?
There's one story dominating the cycling agenda this week. Should Team Sky select Bradley Wiggins for the Tour de France? Can the 2012 champion ride in support of last year's winner Chris Froome, or would Dave Brailsford be better off leaving Wiggins at home. In this episode of The Cycling Podcast Richard Moore, Lionel Birnie and Daniel Friebe look at all aspects of the dilemma and come to the...
48m Jun 03, 2014
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Red Flags at the Giro
As bad weather in the Italian Alps caused confusion and Nairo Quintana gained time over his compatriot Rigoberto Uran to take the pink jersey in the Giro d'Italia the fall-out continued with discussions over whether the race had been neutralised on the descent of the Stelvio. Richard Moore, Lionel Birnie and Daniel Friebe discuss the controversy and ask whether Quintana should have been allowe...
36m May 28, 2014
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California, Giro & Women's Tour with Ned Boulting
On this episode of the The Cycling Podcast, Richard Moore and Lionel Birnie are joined by ITV's cycling reporter Ned Boulting, author of several books and recent host of the station's coverage of the Women's Tour. With Daniel Friebe away in the Pyrenees at the Française des Jeux team's pre-Tour de France training camp, Richard, Lionel and Ned discuss the latest cycling action. They talk about...
45m May 20, 2014
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Three Days in the Emerald Isle
In the latest Cycling Podcast, Richard Moore, Lionel Birnie and Daniel Friebe reflect on the Giro d'Italia's three days in Ireland. There are interviews with double stage winner Marcel Kittel and Team Sky's Bernie Eisel, as well as Matt White, Charly Wegelius and Rolf Aldag, respectively the team directors of Orica-GreenEdge, Garmin-Sharp and Omega Pharma-QuickStep. They ask, is Marcel Kittel...
44m May 11, 2014
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The Giro in Belfast
Our podcasters Richard Moore, Lionel Birnie and Daniel Friebe are in Belfast for the Big Start of the 2014 Giro d'Italia. They are joined by former Cervelo and Garmin-Sharp rider Daniel Lloyd. As the official opening ceremony and team presentation takes place outside City Hall, we look forward to the first grand tour of the season. We hear from Tinkoff-Saxo's team leader Nicolas Roche, whose ...
37m May 08, 2014
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Classic Endings
The boys chat about the end of the Classic Season, pain killers and Team Sky's lacklustre appearance in the classics!
44m May 01, 2014
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The Ardennes
Richard Moore returns to join Daniel Friebe and Lionel Birnie in this episode of The Cycling Podcast. We look back at Flèche Wallonne, won by Alejandro Valverde, and have an interview with runner-up Daniel Martin. Plus we hear from Lizzie Armitstead and Emma Pooley, who were second and seventh in the women's race. Richard returned to the UK via New York City and the Tribeca Film Festival, whi...
51m Apr 26, 2014
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After the Cobbles
In this week's podcast, Daniel Friebe and Lionel Birnie review a thrilling edition of Paris-Roubaix, which was won by Omega Pharma-Quick Step rider Niki Terpstra. Our podcasters discuss how and why Terpstra managed to beat a group of the best bike riders in the world, including Fabian Cancellara, Peter Sagan and Bradley Wiggins. They also discuss the other winners and losers from the cobbled ...
54m Apr 14, 2014
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Paris-Roubaix Special
This week we have exclusive interviews with three of the biggest names in cycling. We hear from the past, present and future stars of Paris-Roubaix. Sean Kelly won his first cobblestone trophy in 1984, Tom Boonen is seeking to overtake Monsieur Paris-Roubaix Roger De Vlaeminck by winning the race for a fifth time, and Taylor Phinney, twice winner of the under-23 race, hopes to break into the t...
49m Apr 07, 2014
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Belgium, Catalonia and Britain
In this week's Cycling Podcast Lionel Birnie and Daniel Friebe reflect on the three one-day races in Belgium which lead us toward this weekend's Tour of Flanders. We have an exclusive interview with Sebastian Langeveld, who has finished fifth in the race, about what it's like to be up there at the sharp end. We also recap the Tour of Catalonia and other races that have made up the busiest week...
47m Apr 01, 2014
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Spring has sprung
In a packed podcast, Richard Moore and Daniel Friebe analyse on the first major one-day Classic of the season – Milan-San Remo and its surprise winner Alexander Kristoff. We hear from Garmin-Sharp's sports director Geert Van Bondt about Ghent-Wevelgem, a race he won in 2000, and what makes it special. Also, Lionel Birnie speaks to Andy Hood of VeloNews about Carlos Betancur, the Colombians, Spa...
57m Mar 25, 2014
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From Paris-Nice to Milan-San Remo
Lionel Birnie is back from Paris-Nice and rejoins Richard Moore and Daniel Friebe to discuss the Race to the Sun and look forward to Milan-San Remo. We have exclusive interviews with Rod Ellingworth, TJ Slagter, Erik Zabel and Simon Gerrans and a chance to win a signed Garmin-Sharp jersey.
51m Mar 19, 2014
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The Race to the Sun
Lionel is out in France at the Paris-Nice and without Daniel and Richard in tow he is joined by the podcast's old friend - Ciro! They round up the first four days and talk with Steve Cummings, Simon Yates, Wilfried Peeters and Team Sky's Geraint Thomas and Sir Dave Brailsford.
50m Mar 12, 2014
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LIVE PODCAST Q&A (Part 2)
In the second of our Live Podcasts, Daniel, Lionel, Richard and Ellis Bacon take questions from the audience.
59m Mar 11, 2014
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LIVE PODCAST (Part 1)
This weeks podcast was recorded live in front of an audience at Cadence Performance in South London. Richard, Daniel and Lionel are joined by Ellis Bacon to talk about professional cycling this week.
39m Mar 08, 2014
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Cobbles and Track
This week the boys talk about the Cobbled Classics, the World Track Championships and hear from Gary Verity about this year's Tour de France grand depart in Yorkshire
59m Feb 28, 2014
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Andalucia, Oman and Algarve
This week, Daniel, Richard and Lionel talk about the racing in Andalucia, Oman and Algarve, how Mark Cavendish should judge his success, and the Cycling Independent Reform Commission.
52m Feb 23, 2014
52m
Marco Pantani Special
February 14, 2014 is the 10th anniversary for the death of Italian cyclist Marco Pantani. To mark this, Richard, Lionel and Daniel discuss his career, his achievements and, in the Heated Debate, ask if he was a champion or a cheat?
49m Feb 13, 2014
49m
Team Sky - Training Camp Special
Recorded at the Team Sky training camp in Majorca, Richard Moore talks to Bradley Wiggins, Dave Brailsford, Gabriel Rasch, Danny Pate and Ian Boswell
54m Feb 09, 2014
54m
Katusha's 5th Birthday and Sky's selection dilemma
This week, Daniel, Lionel and Richard talk about the Katusha Team as Daniel visits the teams launch and talks to Michael Adomeit, the engineer at Canyon Bikes. Plus in this week's Heated Debate - Should Sky pick Bradley Wiggins for the Tour de France?
53m Feb 02, 2014
53m
Don't cry for me Argentina
This week, Daniel, Richard and Lionel reflect on The Tour down under, the Tour de San Luis, the new film "Armstrong Lie" and they start "The Heated Debate" about time bonuses.
38m Jan 28, 2014
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All that is to come (2014 Preview)
Richard, Daniel and Lionel sit down to look ahead to everything cycling in 2014. The new signings, the new kit, the big races and what they're looking forward to!
50m Jan 22, 2014
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David Millar Special
Record at special event at the Institute of Contemporary Arts in London, Richard Moore talks with Professional Cyclist David Millar about his career and his final season in 2014. Plus director Finlay Pretsell who will be making a film on Millar in 2014
59m Jan 01, 2014
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2013 - Retirement Special
As 2013 comes to a close, Daniel, Lionel and Richard look at on the careers of cyclists who are retiring this year. It includes a chat with Marco Pinotti.
57m Dec 23, 2013
57m
Humans Invent Cycling - 15th December 2013
This week, to the sounds of Christmas chorus, Lionel, Daniel and Richard round up everything going on in the world of cycling, hear from Oleg Tinkov and chat with Mark Cavendish.
56m Dec 15, 2013
56m
David Walsh Special
On this week's Humans Invent Cycling Podcast, Richard Moore, Lionel Birnie and Daniel Friebe talk with writer David Walsh about his new book, "Inside Team Sky", and the suspicion that has surrounded the British squad. They also discuss Walsh's role in investigating and finally exposing Lance Armstrong's doping.
59m Dec 08, 2013
59m
Human Invent Cycling - 1 December 2013
This week is all about cycling books, in-particular The Cycling Anthology. Daniel Friebe, Lionel Birnie and Richard Moore are joined by Ellis Bacon.
50m Dec 01, 2013
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2013 Season Review
In a season review podcast, Lionel Birnie, Daniel Friebe and Richard Moore are joined by Ian Cleverly to look back ad put forward their rider of the year, race of the year, story of the year and confession of the year.
49m Nov 24, 2013
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