Randy and Dean Warren talk about the latest in professional cycling.  Each year, the Warren brothers have been priviledged to interview privateer cyclist Alexey Vermeulen.  It's always a great conversation.  The Warren brothers do a quick cyclocross roundup and the Randy talks about his Form and Efficiency Drills which you can join him online.  See the link on warrencycling.com

Randy and Dean Warren talk about the latest in professional bicycle racing.  Cyclocross racing has some upcoming World Cup races and the Gent 6 Day race on the track just finished.  Randy talks about indoor training and racing options.  

Randy and Dean Warren talk about what may have been the best road racing season by a male professional racer. Tadej Pogačar won stage races and one day races at an astonishing success rate in 2024. How does this season compare with other incredible rider's best seasons? The Warren brothers discuss what makes this season so amazing and how it stacks up against others.

Randy and Dean Warren talk about professional bicycle racing.  This week in Paris the 2025 Tour de France is revealed with a balanced mix of stages for the sprinters and uphill finishes for the climbers.  The Warren brothers cover the recent Esports World Championships, talk about cyclists running fast marathons and cyclocross.  

Randy and Dean Warren talk about the latest bicycle racing news and events.  Randy rode the annual Hincapie Gran Fondo and recaps the event.  Neilson Powless (EF Education-Easy Post) wins in Japan, and Alexey Vermeulen wins Big Sugar.  The Esports World championships take place in Abu Dhabi and the track World Championships just wrapped up.  

Randy and Dean Warren talk about the latest in professional bicycle racing.  Dean traveled to Italy to see the finish of the Tour of Lombardy which took place on Saturday, October 12th in Como.  Dean took photos and interviewed three of the Americans who raced including Neilson Powless, Kevin Vermaerke and Larry Warbasse.  The Warren brothers talk about the remarkable number of wins for US riders this season. 

Brothers Randy and Dean Warren talk about the latest in professional cycling. The professional road season is rapidly winding down with the last of the Monument races this weekend, the Tour of Lombardy. Randy and Dean survive the hurricanes although are not back to normal. Is Tadej Pogacar developing into the patron of the peloton? The Dutch win at Gravel Worlds, and the Hincapie Gran Fondo takes place to raise money for hurricane relief in the area. Randy advertises Warren Cycling's 2025 camps.

Randy and Dean Warren talk about the latest in professional bicycle racing. Randy gives a little update on the condition of Asheville, where he resides after Hurricane Helene ravaged the area.  Dean was in Zürich for the men's world championship road race.  Most were surprised not that Tadej attacked from distance and soloed to win the rainbow jersey, but from how far out he attacked.  Dean talked afterwards to three US racers and Kevin Vermaerke and Neilson Powless give their take on the race.  Dean also has the shortest interview with Quinn Simmons.  American Chloe Dygert produced a gutsy performance to take silver in the women's road race.

Randy and Dean Warren talk about professional bicycle racing and focus this episode on the upcoming UCI World Road Race Championships to take place in Zűrich, Switzerland. The 2024 Worlds favors Tadej Pogacar and there are other contenders as welll. The Warren brothers discuss the latest races and those showing good form for the upcoming championships. Randy talks about his recent gravel and gran fondo races.

Randy and Dean Warren talk about the latest in professional cycling.  The Warren brothers record on the second rest day of the Tour of Spain (La Vuelta) and wonder if Roglic will make up the rest of the time deficit to O'Conner.  The US mountain bike worlds team came away with some nice medals in the team relay and U23 men's races.  

Randy & Dean Warren talk about the latest in professional bicycle racing. The Warren brothers cover the first part of the Vuelta leading up to the rest day after 9 stages. The heat has been a major factor so far. There will lots of exciting racing to come and the winner could only emerge at the final time trial in Madrid. Randy and Dean mention some other race results including the unofficial gravel world championship results for the women.

Randy and Dean Warren talk about professional bicycle racing.  The Warren brothers recap the latest road racing results including the Tour de France Femmes avec Zwift stage race which came down to the final stage and was decided by just a 4 second difference between Demi Vollering and Kasia Niewiadoma who took the overall.  Races finished in Poland and Denmark and have started in France and the Vuelta kicked off with stages in Portugal.  Dean was on hand for the opening individual time trial in Lisbon and interviewed Israel - Premier Tech's American racer Riley Sheehan (at the end of the podcast).  

Randy and Dean Warren talk about bicycle racing.  The Warren brothers met in Paris for the men's olympic road race and watched the event unfold on the Montmartre climb where Remco Evenepoel (Belgium) rode away from the field for his second gold medal of the games.  Randy spent two weeks in Paris and watched in person the indicidual time trials as well as the women's mountain bike race where Haley Batten of the US won silver.  Randy also witness Kristin Faulkner's amazing gold medal win in the road race.  

Randy and Dean Warren talk about the latest in professional cycling.  Randy saw first hand the final stages in Nice, a historic Tour de France.  Records were broken and equaled, and a breakthrough for black Africans as well with Biniam Girmay's (Intermarché Wanty) three stage wins and green points jersey win.  Randy describes the massive crowds and the Warren brothers give their opions of the legitimacy of the performances.  The letdown of the Tour being over is replaced with the excitement of the upcoming Olympics.  

Randy and Dean Warren talk about the latest in professional cycling and rehash the first 10 stages of the 2024 Tour de France.  The Warren brothers comment on the success by the small teams, and unexpected stage winners as well as Mark Cavendishes' hitoric record breaking win. 

Randy and Dean Warren talk about professional bicycle racing.  The Warren brothers are excited at all of the intrigue surrounding this year's Tour de France where most all of the racers bring their A game.  Except this year many of the biggest stars are coming back from injuries and some from sickness.  Randy and Dean pick their favorites to win the yellow, green, polka dot and white jerseys.  

Randy and Dean Warren talk about the latest in professional cycling and sometimes their own cycling exploits.  Randy finishes 2nd at the Southeast Gravel Race, where past and future stars participate.  The final preparations and selections are to be made for the upcoming Tour de France less than 2 weeks away.  Team UAE-Emirates are stacked to support Tadej Pogacar.  

Randy and Dean Warren talk about the latest in professional bicycle racing. The Critérium du Daphiné finishes with two North Americans on the podium. The question is how high is Team Visma-Lease a Bike's Matteo Jorgenson's potential. Matteo keeps exceeding expectations and builds form toward the Tour de France with an exceptional Dauphine performance. The Tour de Swiss completes two stages as Cofidis' Bryan Coquard sprints to victory.

Randy and Dean Warren talk about the latest in bicycle racing as well as many other cycling topics.  The Giro d' Italia was exciting despite Tadej Pogacar's dominant win.  The main adversaries competing against Pogacar for the Tour de France are coming back from injuries.  Randy and Dean discuss rib injury recoveries as Randy has lots of experience from breaking them many times.  US women excel at the Pan Am games races in Brazil.

Randy and Dean Warren talk about the latest in professional cycling. The Giro d' Italia hits the halfway mark with exciting finishes despite the seemingly foregone conclusion that Team UAE Emirates' Tadej Pocagar has wrapped up the overall barring unforeseen possible calamities. Mark Cavendish won a stage in Hungary and Thibau Nys won the overall. The US National championships take place this week in West Virginia. Olympic spots will be contested in the individual time trials.

Randy and Dean Warren talk about the latest in professional cycling. Dean covers the Eschborn-Frankfurt one day world tour men's race with interviews before and after the race. Dean talks to each of the three Americans racing the May 1st race up in the hills near Frankfurt, Germany with a fast flat downtown Frankfurt finish. Dean chats with EF Education - EasyPost's Neilson Powless who is returning to action after an injury which disrupted his spring racing campaign. Dean also connects with Team dsm firmernich PostNL's Kevin Vermaerke, and Israel - Premier Tech's Riley Sheehan. Sheehan races to earn the final spot on the podium, placing an outstanding 3rd place. Randy mentions the success for EF Education-Cannondale at the Vuelta Femenina in Spain. The Warren brothers briefly look forward to the upcoming Giro d' Italia.

Randy and Dean Warren talk about the latest in professional bicycle racing as well as personal cycling events. The Warren brothers are saddened by the passing of cyclist George Christensen and honor him in this episode. See the link about George's untimely death: link to George Christensen article

Randy and Dean Warren talk about the latest in professional bicycle racing.  Dean asks Coach Randy about the different metrics to measure recovery and exertion during training and racing.  The Warren brothers cover the recent Amstel Gold Race and Fleche Wallonne one day classics.   The Tour of the Alps continures with stage three on a rainy day won by Lidl-Trek's Juan P. Lopez.  

Randy and Dean Warren talk about the recent action in professional bicycle racing. Alpecin-Deceuninck controlled the men's race at Paris-Roubaix and Mathieu van der Poel did his thing to ride nearly 60km solo to win back to back Monuments and back to back Paris-Roubaix's. Crashes marred the Tour of the Basque and the Warren brothers discuss possible reasons for seemingly more crashes in the peloton.

Randy and Dean Warren talk about the latest in professional cycling as well as their own cycling exploits. The Warren brothers cover the end of the Volta a Catalunya, as well as the races up to through the Tour of Flanders where Mathieu van der Poel won in dominating fashion. Dean talked to Sepp Kuss in Barcelona as well as Larry Warbasse before stage 7 at Catalunya.