Randy and Dean Warren talk about professional bicycle racing mostly, but in this episode the Warren brothers interview founder of Supra Performance nutritional bar maker Debbie Milne.  Debbie shares her journey as an elite cyclist and her process in developing a super healthy nutrition bar.  Debbie holds multiple degrees in Food Science, Nutrition, and Dietetics.  She began making nutrition bars for herself then for friends and teammates and other athletes and is now producing her product and selling online at suprabars.com and in local Greenville, South Carolina places.  Use the discount code: WCP30 and receive 30% off your first order.  The Warren brothers also discuss the just revealed 2026 Tour de France route.  The track world championships are taking place in Santiago, Chile.  

Randy and Dean Warren talk about the latest in professional bicycle racing as well as their own cycling experiences.  The road race season is almost over but not quite.  Some teams are scambling to earn points to stay in the world tour or on top of the pro tour points standings.  The end all is to qualifly to be selected to race in the Tour de France.  Dean witnesses Tadaj Pogacǎr's 5th win in a row at Il Lombardia.  After the race Dean talks to Sepp Kuss, Neilson Powless, Larry Warbasse and Kevin Vermarke.  Help support the relief efforts from last year's hurricanes in North Carolina by purchasing a limited edition "North Carlolina Strong" cycling jersey:  https://teamstore.pactimo.com/stores/nc-strong/show

Randy & Dean Warren talk about the latest in professional bicycle racing.  The European Championship Men's Elite Road Race and Tre Valli Varesine both ended with a solo win by Tadej Pogacar.  Lorena Wiebes dominates in the women's races with her 25th win of the season at Binche Chimay Binche pour Dames.  In mountain biking, Christopher Blevins wins the over all world cup at Lake Placid becoming the first American male to win the over all since 1991.  

Randy and Dean Warren talk about the latest in professional bicycle racing as well as sometimes their own cycling exploits.  Randy recently rode to the top of Pikes Peak in Colorado.  The World Championships in Rwanda provided some exciting racing espcially for the elite women with Canada winning their first road world championship.  Tadej wins again from long range and Dean asks if Remco could have won had he not had mechanical issues.  The European championships road race will match up Tadej and Remco as well as others who were not in Rwanda.