Randy and Dean Warren discuss the latest professional bicycle racing all over the world. In Episode 158, The Warren brothers tell about Jonny Clarke's Floyd's Cycling win in Taiwan, and cover the opening US domestic race the Redlands Classic. The big showdowns were in Italy at the Tirreno-Adriatico stage race and in France for the Paris-Nice stage race. Mitchelton-Scott's Adam Yates nearly held of Jumbo-Visma's Primoz Roglic on the final stage. In France Sky's Egan Bernal fought off the attacks from Movistar's Nairo Quintana to take the overall there. The Warrens also take a look at the Cape Epic mountain bike race, and preview the first monument race, Milan-Sanremo.
In Episode 157 Randy and Dean Warren discuss the latest professional cycling races. Randy is in California and Dean is in cold Michigan to talk about bike racing and how Deceuninck-Quickstep and Boels- Dolmans dominated the early Belgian races over the first part of March. The Warrens touch on the disappointments from the US Track teams at Worlds and make mention of the upcoming Mountain Bike Pan American championships.
In Episode 156 Randy and Dean work through a makeshift recording to produce the latest musings on professional road racing. Rain has forced Randy on the trainer where he has watched some of the latest races including World Champion Valverde's impressive win in the UAE Tour. Dean and Randy talk about the other races and the impressive performances by young riders barely in their 20s.
Episode 155 features and interview with Rally UHC Cycling's John Murphy. Randy and Dean talk to Murph about his upcoming season and the race in Oman. The Warren brothers discuss all the latest professional cycling with the emphasis on the busy start to the road season.
In Episode 154 Randy and Dean talk about the latest in professional cycling. The Warren brothers recap the highlights from the Cyclocross World Championship races. Randy and Dean discuss the development of cyclocross in Arkansas as the region will host the 2022 World Championships. The Warrens then cover the latest road racing from all around the world.
In Episode 153 Randy and Dean talk about how cold it is in North America and then where the nice riding is this time of year. Indoor training has a place, but the racing is what excites us the most. The Cyclocross World Championships are quickly approaching with the Dutch favorites for both men and women. The U.S. men's track team placed second in Hong Kong, while road racing continues in Australia and heats up in Argentina. Spain is also the place to start the 2019 race season. The Warren brothers catch up on all that is happening in cycling.
In Episode 152 Randy and Dean discuss the latest in the professional cycling world commenting on the Daryl Impey's Santos Tour Down Under win and the latest World Cup Cyclocross results. The Warren Brothers cover the interesting points from the racing in Australia and look forward to the upcoming events.
Randy and Dean Warren talk weekly about bicycle racing and all cycling related topics. In episode 151 the Warrens discuss the opening stages of the Santos Tour Down Under in Australia of the men's race and the overall of the women's race. Randy and Dean cover the Belgian and Dutch cyclocross national championships and the upcoming 'cross calendar.
In the first podcast of the new year Randy and Dean talk about the latest in professional cycling. The Warrens attention is drawn to the road season which gets underway in Australia with the national championships and the Tour Down Under. Randy and Dean talk about the big list of new World Tour riders and try to figure out how to pronounce Deceuninck-Quickstep. The Warrens finish with the latest in cyclocross racing in Europe.
In Episode 149 Rally Pro Cycling's Emma White joins Randy and Dean to talk about her recent track cycling at the London World Cup Track event. Emma also shares her experiences as a student athlete, and her decision to pursue an Olympic dream by racing on the track which takes her away from cyclocross racing. The Warrens touch on some road news notably the eminent sponsor search for Team Sky.
In Episode 148 the Warren Brothers talk again about the latest cycling news including the upcoming cyclo-cross races in the United States and who is a favorite to win at the National Championships. Randy and Dean cover the Berlin World Cup track races then pay their tribute to Paul Sherwen. Dean mentions his recent cold ride, and Randy provides cold weather riding tips. Thanks for listening!
Alexey Vermeulen joins Randy and Dean for Episode 147 of the Warren Cycling Podcast. Alexey talks about his road season and his big mountain bike race at the Iceman Cometh Challenge in northern Michigan. Vermeulen hints at his next season and where his cycling career takes him in 2019. The Warren brothers check the latest headlines in cycling, and even work the conversation towards the biggest cross country ski race which takes place in Wisconsin.
Randy and Dean Warren talk weekly on the Warren Cycling Podcast and discuss what's happening in cycling. The Warren's concentrate on professional road, cyclocross and track racing. Randy and Dean discuss the recent Shanghai race, the muddy US cyclocross races and a rising track star. Happy Thanksgiving!
In Episode 145 Randy and Dean Warren chat with Trek-Segafredo's Toms Skujins. Toms talks about his exceptional 2018 season and reflects on his Hincapie Development Team days. Skujins shares his off season training habits and looks forward to the 2019 race season. Randy and Dean discuss some cyclocross racing and Andrea Tafi's intention to race Paris-Roubaix as a 52 year old.
In Episode 144 the Warren brothers interview Michigan native and former US Road National Champion Larry Warbasse. Larry talks about his language course in Southern France, his #NoGoTour, and move to the AG2R La Mondiale Team. Randy and Dean also recap the latest World Cup Track Racing and the weekend's cyclocross events and expound on Derek Bouchard-Hall's departure from USA Cycling.
Randy and Dean Warren are back after a two week break to talk about the latest in cycling. Randy returns from meetings at USA Cycling, and then Derek Bouchard-Hall announces he's stepping down. Probably no correlation. The Warrens touch on the track world cup and latest cyclo-cross and a little news from professional road racing. Randy also gives us news from the Hincapie Gran Fondo where he rode with Mark Cavendish, Brent Bookwalter and Larry Warbasse.
In Episode 142, Randy and Dean Warren interview two time Vuelta a Espana stage winner Dimension Data's Ben King. King talks about his wins and the upcoming off season. The Warren brothers fill out the rest of the podcast discussing the Innsbruck World Championship road races and the upcoming Il Lombardia race, as well as the Iowa Jingle Cross cyclocross races. Randy is at Track Master's Worlds and competes the next day in the points race.
Randy and Dean talk about all things cycling in their weekly podcast. The UCI World Championships are taking place in Innsbruck, Austria and there have been both surprises and predictable results. The Warren brothers break down week up to the U23 Men's Road Race which Randy and Dean are watching live as they podcast.
In Episode 140 Randy and Dean Warren talk about the latest in bicycle racing. Dean gathered a few interviews from his trip to Madrid. He talked to Sunweb's Coryn Rivera at the women's world tour Madrid Challenge event and then spoke with LottoNL-Jumbo's Sepp Kuss, and got in a quick question with the Vuelta winner Simon Yates (Mitchelton-Scott). Randy and Dean talk about the upcoming UCI Road Worlds events in Innsbruck where Dean plans to cover two of the days.
Randy and Dean Warren talk about all things cycling on the Warren Cycling Podcast. In this episode Randy is excited to talk about the first American to win the mountain bike world championship since 2001. Dean and Randy then talk about the USA Cycling selection for the road worlds coming up in Austria. The Vuelta a Espana is in its final week and the Warren brothers discuss if Simon Yates will keep the red jersey until Madrid.
Randy and Dean Warren podcast weekly about the latest in the world of cycling. The Vuelta a Espana has produced exciting racing with more to come. The Warren brothers talk about the progress of the US Men's track program and look forward to the road World Championships. Dean and Randy look back at team Rally's retiring riders Danny Pate and Brad Huff and their fine career's. The Warren's also touch on the Tour of Britain and some rider transfer news.
Randy and Dean Warren podcast about all things cycling. The Warren brothers catch up on recent men's and women's road racing and talk some about mountain biking as well. Randy and Dean are happy to see Dimension Data's Ben King win a stage at the Vuelta and look at what has transpired in the first week of racing in Spain. The Warrens mention the demise of the UHC, Jellybelly and AquaBlue Sports racing teams.
In their weekly podcast, Randy and Dean Warren talk about cycling related topics, mostly professional bicycle racing. In episode 36 Dean catches up with Team Sunweb's Chad Haga who recently completed both the Giro d' Italia and Tour de France. The Warren brothers also discuss all the rest of the races including the Tour of Utah, BinckBank Tour, Tour of Poland and the rest we took notice of.
Randy and Dean Warren talk about cycling and bicycle races in their weekly podcast. The Warren's review the Tour de France and how Sky's Geraint Thomas rode a flawless race. Dean talks about who disappointed and looks to the upcoming races. Randy's riding in the rain in Asheville, and Dean's looking for a new club in Ann Arbor.
Randy and Dean Warren talk about cycling and a lot about bicycle racing on their weekly podcast. The Tour de France dominates the cycling discussion as it nears the end of the three week race. Has Sky's Geraint Thomas locked up the win? Will Chris Froome try anything crazy or will he be a faithful teammate? The Warren brothers recall the past week's stages and the contenders who have fallen away.