The longest and most unpredictable Monument of cycling delivers once again. Milano–Sanremo isn’t about brute force, it’s about patience, positioning, and timing everything to perfection after nearly 300 kilometres in the saddle. From the early break to the decisive moves over the Cipressa and Poggio, this episode breaks down how the race was really won (and lost). We dive into tactics, sprint dynamics, and the fine margins that separate legends from the rest on the Via Roma. Whether it ends in a solo masterclass or a chaotic sprint, San Remo never disappoints, and this year was no exception.

Today we dive into the dust and drama of Strade Bianche, breaking down the race and the key moments from Tuscany’s famous white roads. We also chat about the latest stories and talking points from across the cycling world.

Tune in for all things cycling.

Today we debrief the Mapei Cadel Evans Great Ocean Road Race Mens/Womens races. We also talk briefly about the races that have been happening overseas and ask the question, what is happening with Jayco Alula and what might need to happen for them to be able to get to their best.

Today we break down the 5th and final stage of the Santos Tour Down Under with winner Jay Vine.

Today we break down stage 3 and 4 of the Santos Tour Down Under with stage 3 winner Sam Welsford.

Today we debrief stage 2 of the Santos Tour Down Under which climbed the famous corkscrew climb 2 times. Listen as Harry takes us through the stage and how he plans on jumping on the GC podium.

Today we were lucky enough to have stage 1 winner Tobias Lund Andresen join us on the pod to debrief the stage. Listen in to hear how he prepared for the TDU this year and how the race was won.

Tonight we discuss the Prologue of the Santos Tour Down Under with Aussie professional riding for Redbull Bora-Hansgrohe Jarrad Drizners.