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Randy and Dean Warren talk about the latest in professional bicycle racing. The women's Tour de France continues this week with outstanding performances and takes on the famous Mont Ventoux as the Warren brothers record this episode. Other racing is going on in Poland, Spain and Portugal as well. At the conclusion of each episode, Randy and Dean celebrate the cyclists celebrating their birthdays on the day of the recording (August 7th).
Randy and Dean Warren talk about professional bicycle racing. Dean is in Paris and photographed the final stage and interviewed Sean Quinn of EF Education-EasyPost and Xabier Mikel Azparren of Pinarello Q36.5. The Warren brothers talk about the near misses by American racers.
Randy and Dean Warren talk about professional bicycle racing, The Tour de France is in its third week with some exciting stages yet to come. Remco Evenepoel (Red Bull Bora hansgrohe) won the mountain top finish on Sunday, then backed up that win with a commanding time trial victory in stage 16. Unfortunate crashes have taken out some of the top stars. Besides the yellow jersey competition, other battles for the points jersey, and best young rider jersey as well as the final podium spots leave much to anticipate all the way to Paris.
Randy and Dean Warren talk about professional bicycle racing. The Tour de France is underway and stage 6 looks to be a defining moment of this year's three week race. The Warrens discuss Tadej Pogacar's dominance and place in history. The overall could perhaps be over but there are still many stages and other jerseys to compete for. The Tour of Austria has an American in second place after a couple of stages.
Randy and Dean Warren talk about the latest in professional bicycle racing. The Tour de France starts in two days with a team time trial in Barcelona. Randy makes his prediction of who will be the first yellow jersey wearer. The Warren brothers look at the overall contenders for the top 10 and who might win the other jersey competitions as well. Join the Warren Cycling Tour Fantasy League. Look for the team link on the Warren Cycling Podcast Facebook page.
Randy and Dean Warren talk about professional bicycle racing and sometimes their own cycling exploits as well. Randy raced against the now two time US ITT Champion Artem Shmidt (Netcompany Ineos). Randy and Dean talk about the Tour de Suisse, national championships and the upcoming Tour de France just a little.
Randy and Dean talk about professional bicycle racing. In episode 429 the Warren brothers recap a busy race weekend of one day races as well as the newly named Tour Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes 8 stage race conclusion. The most intriguing finish occurred at the GP Gippingen race where the winner slid across the finish line after crashing during his win celebration. The Warren brothers look ahead to the Tour de Suisse and other upcoming events.
Randy and Dean Warren talk about the latest in professional bicycle racing. American road race champion Quinn Simmons (Lidl-Trek) wins the sprint out of the break in stage 4 at the Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes race in France. The formerly named Criterium du Dauphine race features many top riders preparing for the Tour de France (except no Jonas or Tadej this year). The Warren brothers recap the one day race in Belgium and the exciting Giro d'Italia Women's race and look forward to the Tour de Swiss and US Nationals road races.
Randy and Dean Warren talk about the latest in professional bicycle racing. Dean was in Rome for the finish of the Giro d' Italia and interviewed Will Barta and Larry Warbasse of Tuduor Pro Cycling as well as the team founder and co-owner Fabian Cancellara. Dean also talked to Netcompany Ineos' Magnus Sheffield. The Warren brothers recall Sepp Kuss' amazing stage 19 win and his place among all time great American cyclists. The Giro women have some difficult days ahead and Randy gives insight into the bike weighin debacle. The Tour of Wallonie is producing an exciting final after the first European win for Modern Adventure Pro Cycing (stage 2) and a gutsy ride in stage 4 to take the race lead for NTN Cycling Team's American Riley Sheehan.
Randy and Dean Warren talk about professional bicycle racing. In this episode the Warren brothers look back at the recent Giro d' Italia stages and muse about the excitement of the stages despite the predictable overall lead change. Randy and Dean are both hopeful for American Sepp Kuss to get a chance to go for a stage win. The Warrens look forward to the final week in Italy and mention a few other races taking place plus the upcoming women's version of the Tour of Italy.
Randy and Dean Warren talk about the latest in professional bicycle racing. The Giro d' Italia hits its second rest day with already lots of dramatic story lines. The individual time trial should sort out the overall contenders. The Italian racers should have more opportunities to shine the rest of the way to Rome. Riley Sheehan of NTN wins in Belgium.
Randy and Dean Warren talk about the latest in professional bicycle racing. Randy just returned from competing in the Giro d' Sardinia and the Giro d' Italia begins this weekend. The Tour of Romandie finished over the weekend and the Warren brothers look at how Tadej Pogačar won four stages but didn't dominate the same way Jonas Vingegaard prevailed in his stage race victories earlier. The Vuelta España Femenina started of win a win for EF Education-Oatly's Naomi Rüegg. She however crashed out wearing the leaders jersey in stage 2. The Tour of Gila in New Mexico finished as well over the weekend.
Randy and Dean Warren talk about the latest in professional bicycle racing as well as our own cycling exploits. Randy is racing the Giro d' Sardinia and has completed two stages so far sitting in 2nd place overall after the individual time trial. Dean traveled to Belgium and spent Saturday at the Liege-Bastogne-Liege Team Presentation and was at the start and finish of the LBL men's and women's races. Dean interviewed the two Americans in the women's race and also talked to Alan Hatherly of Team Jayco AlUla.
Randy and Dean Warren talk about the latest in professional bicycle racing. Both the men's and women's versions of Paris-Roubaix delivered exciting to the final sprint action where each victory was well earned. The quest for one rider to win all five monuments in one year seems out of reach as this was Tadej Pogačar's best chance after taking the first two of the year. The question is whether the Slovenian will one day conquer the Hell of the North and lay claim to at least one vicory in all five monuments as only accomplished in the history of bicycle racing by three others. Marianne Vos also saw her chance to add her name to the Paris-Roubaix winner list slip away as Franziska Koch overpowered her to win. Andrew August wins in Spain as Paul Seixas dominates the Itzulia Tour of the Basque Country.
Randy and Dean Warren talk about professional bicycle racing. UAE Team Emirates - XRG's World Champion Tadej Pogačar claimed his fourth Monument win in a row after his Tour of Flanders success. Opposing teams still help out the Slovenian by trading pulls and tactically racing in ways which helps Tadej win from long range attacks. Demi Vollering (FDJ United SUEZ) takes her first Ronde victory also with a solo move. A very strong GC field starts the Tour of the Basque Country with an individual time trial and a strong performance by young French sensation Paul Seixas (Decathlon CMA CGM Team). Will Tadej be able to make it five in a row at Paris-Roubaix this Sunday?
Randy and Dean Warren talk about the latest in professional cycling. Dean interviews Modern Adventure Pro Cycling's Kieran Haug after the fnal stage at the Tour of Catalonia in Barcelonga. Dean also talks with Matthew Riccitello of the Decathlon CMA CGM Team. The big build up this week is towards the Tour of Flanders. The midweek Dwars Door Vlaanderen race today kept fans in suspense to the very end with an extremely fast addtion to the one day event. Can Tadej win again in Belgium? Randy and Dean discuss the possibilities of who might win.
Randy and Dean Warren talk about the latest in professional bicycle racing. Tadej Pogacar (UAE Team Emirates - XRG) wins a historic Milan-Sanremo on a broken bike. After his crash with a little over 32km to go, Tadej remounted his Colnago after assesing that it was in good working order only saw later that the rear seat stay was cracked. Randy and Dean analyse the final kilometers and how Pogacar took the sprint ahead of Tom Pidcock (Pinarello Q36.5). The Warren brothers talk about the Volta Catalunya stage race and other one day events.
Randy and Dean Warren talk about the latest in professional bicycle racing. This week's first monument is forefront on the Warren brothers' minds as they run through the possible outcomes. Randy and Dean look back at the Paris-Nice and Tirreno-Adriatico stage races that wrapped up recently. Happy St Patrick's Day!
Randy and Dean Warren talk about the latest in professional bicycle racing. The Warren brothers look at some of the recent stages from the weeklong races in France and Italy. Randy and Dean look back at the Strade Biache winners and some results from other one day races as well.
Randy and Dean Warren talk about the latest in professional bicycle racing. Lots of crashes unfortunately punctuated the Belgium races. Many questioned the riders in the men's and women's Omloop Nieuwsblad working with the favorites. Tadej Pogacar makes his season debut at Strade Bianche.
Randy and Dean Warren talk about professional bicycle racing. The recently completed stage races in Portugal, Spain and the United Arab Emirates featured exceptional performances by the young generation of cyclists. This coming weekend begins the northern classics season.
Randy and Dean Warren talk about the latest professional bicycle racing. The UAE Tour is exciting with the stage 3 big climb breaking up the favorites. The Tour of the Algarve saw Paul Magnier best Alpecin-Premier Tech's leadout for Jasper Philipsen to take the stage one win. Christoph Laporte sprints to stage one success at the Ruta del Sol.
Randy and Dean Warren talk about the latest in professional bicycle bicycle racing and other cycling related topics. The Tour of Oman finishes with XDS Astana's Christian Scaroni taking the final stage and overall. At the Tour of Valencia Red Bull Bora Hansgrohe's Remco Evenepoel won the overall and three US riders finished in the top ten plus AJ August took his first professional win on stage 3. The Warren brothers open with musings about the warm weather and lack of snow in Colorado. Randy will share later on details about an August gravel camp.
Randy and Dean Warren talk about the latest in professional cycling as well as their own bicycle related experiences. Mathieu van der Poel wins his 8th world title - He must be considered the best cyclocross racer ever. Randy shares his fan cycling with pros experiences and the recent Calpe cycling camp put on by Warren Cycling and Source Endurance.
Randy and Dean Warren talk about the latest in professional cycling as well as other bicycle related topics. The Warren brothers exitedly report the Australian National's men's Road Race Championship suprise win. Randy and Dean talk about two high profile professional shock retirements and muse about the high level commitment to be at the top of the sport and the fallout from that.
Randy and Dean Warren welcome in 2026 and talk about the latest in professional bicycle racing. The Warren brothers take a look at the recent cold weather and cyclocross races. Randy and Dean check out the preliminary rosters for the first road World Tour races of the year in Australia and see only a couple of US riders taking part. The Warrens cap off each episodes by looking at who in cycling history are celebrating birthdays on the day of the episode recording.
Randy and Dean Warren talk about the latest in professional bicycle racing. The Warren brothers emphasize how well American Andrew Strohmeyer is racing at the top level in European cyclocross racing. Randy and Dean mention the US Nationals winners and the recent Namur World Cup Race. Dutch rider Lucinda Brand has been on an absolute tear this year. The Warrens talk just a little bit about the 2026 Vuelta a España route preview and close with a stellar birthday list.
Randy and Dean Warren talk about the latest in professional bicycle racing. The cyclocross season is in full swing with the US National Championships taking place in Fayetteville, Arkansas. The CX World Cup series raced in Sardinia and soon Mathieu van der Poel and Wout van Aert will join in some races. The Santos Tour Down Under is just a little over a month away and the Giro d'Italia route was released December 1st.
Randy & Dean Warren interview Alexey Vermeulen. Alexey just completed his season at Iceman Cometh in Michigan and talks about his year racing at the Life Time Grand Prix series. The Warren brothers ask him to talk about his Chequamegon win and the new Irish Hills gravel race in Michigan. Randy and Dean continue after the interview to elaborate on the advantages of off road and gravel riding.
Randy and Dean Warren interview Modern Adventure Pro Cycling racer Robin Carpenter. The Warren brothers talk to Robin about his journey to join the newly formed professional cycling team. Randy and Dean discus indoor racing and the recent MyWoosh Tadej Pogacar interview.
Randy and Dean Warren talk about the latest in professional cycling. The Warren brothers share some of the highlights from the Track Cycling World Championships. The cyclocross season is heating up. Randy and Dean discuss how cycling to stay fit can be difficult as we age and try to maintain a high level.
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.
Randy and Dean Warren talk about the latest in professional bicycle racing. The Tour of Spain has just two more stages with tight races for the overall, podium and top ten. Three Americans are holding spots presently in the top 10. The Warren brothers talk about the Juan Ayuso story as well as the races in Maryland and Canada. Join Warren Cycling at a camp in Spain in January. https://www.warrencycling.com/?page_id=1068
Randy and Dean Warren talk about the latest in professional bicycle racing. The Vuelta a España (Tour or Spain) begins in a couple of days with an outright favorite and a couple of challengers. The Deutschland Tour and Renewi Tour takes place this week and the UCI World Championships for Juniors on the Track take place in the Netherlands this week as well. Help Megan Jastrab raise money to send junior women to the Road World Championships in Rwanda - follow this link:
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Randy & Dean Warren talk about the latest in professional bicycle racing as well as their own cycling exploits. The Tour of Poland closed out with American Brandon McNulty winning the final stage time trial after nearly winning the penultimate stage as well. Other European stage races wrapped up and the Warren brothers talk about the Tour de France Femmes avic Zwift.
Randy and Dean Warren talk about the latest in professional cycling. The 2025 Tour de France finished in Paris and Dean spoke briefly with Neilson Powless (EF Education-EasyPost) just after the finish of the dramatic final stage. Randy and Dean discuss the difficulties Tadej Pogačar had to win in the latter part of the Tour. The Tour de France Femmes avec Zwift race is the perfect way to avoid to doldrums of the void left after following the men's three week race.
Randy and Dean Warren talk about the latest in professional cycling and occasionally about their own cycling exploits. Recording just after stage 18 of the 2025 Tour de France, the Warren brothers discuss the happenings from the race including Red Bull BORA hansgrohe's questionable race tactics. Tadej Pogačar's push to win more stages seems to be stalled. Randy and Dean talk about the Americans in the race so far and their performances.
Randy and Dean Warren talk about the latest in professional cycling and sometimes their own cycling exploits. The 2025 Tour de France belongs to Tadej Pogačar after his continued display of dominance at the stage 13 uphill time trial. The race for third place is getting close. The Warren brothers make a few predictions to how many more stages Tadej could win and what could happen on the final stage in Paris with the possibility of big gaps in the general classification.
Randy and Dean Warren talk about the latest in professional cycling. The 2025 Tour de France has been extremely entertaining, however through the first five stages the top racers have taken wins. Stage six featured a breakaway with two Americans and the top six finishers were all native English speakers.
Randy and Dean Warren talk about professional bicycle racing. Randy is racing at the US Masters Nationals Road Race Championships in Wisconsin. The Warren brothers talk about the upcoming Tour de France race, the biggest cycling event of the season. The big questions are how to beat UAE Emirates XRG's Tadej Pogačar as he is the big favorite just ahead of Visma-Lease a Bike's Jonas Vingegaard. Randy and Dean pick who will fill out the podium and wonder what surprises will come in the first part of the three week race.
Randy and Dean Warren talk about the latest in professional bicycle racing as well as their own athletic endeavors. Randy is racing at the Tour of American Dairlyland criterium races leading toward the U.S. Masters Road Race National Championships in Wisconsin. The Tour de France is just a week and a day away.
Randy and Dean Warren talk about the latest in professional bicycle racing. The Warren brothers discuss the Tour de Suisse race as well as the recently completed Criterium du Dauphine. The American racers have been at the forefront of stages in Switzerland.
Randy and Dean Warren talk about professional bicycle racing plus some of their own cycling exploits. The Giro d'Italia concluded with a stunning stage 20 turnaround on the penultimate day. Dean interviews the three Americans after the final stage in Rome. Listen to Larry Warbasse (Tudor Pro Cycling Team), Luke Lamperti (Soudal-Quick-Step) and Brandon McNulty (UAE Team Emirates-XRG). Randy talks about his Unbound experience in Kansas.
Randy and Dean Warren talk about all things cycling. Randy is preparing to race the 200 mile Unbound gravel race in Kansas the end of May 2025. Randy and Dean talk about the races in the United States including the national championships and mention the UCI event that took place in New York City. American mountain bike star Chris Blevins is off to a hot start at the world cup races. The Giro d'Italia finishes this weekend and the overall victory is all up for grabs with three racers within a minute of each other. Will Isaac del Toro hold on to be the first Mexican grand tour winner?
Randy and Dean Warren talk about the latest in professional cycling. Randy has just returned from a Vision Quest cycling camp and Dean records from South Africa. The Giro d' Italia heats up as the race nears the end of the second week with one week to go.
Randy and Dean Warren talk abour professional cycling as well as their own cycling exploits. Randy won his age group recently at the 2025 Giro Sardinia. The Giro d' Italia begins in Albania!
Randy and Dean Warren talk about the latest in professional bicycle racing as well as sometimes their own cycling exploits. Randy has just returned from racing Barry-Roubaix in Michigan, a huge gravel race in Hastings where he placed third in his age group. The Warren brothers catch up on both the women's and men's Paris-Roubaix races in France and talk a little about the exciting Tour of The Basque country stage race in Spain.
Randy & Dean Warren get together to talk about bicycle racing on the professional level as well as their own bicycle riding exploits. The Warren brothers look back on the recent big Belgian classic races culminating in the Tour of Flanders race, perhaps the toughest monument race on the calendar. US riders have had success in the junior ranks as well as EF-Education - EasyPost's Neilson Powless big win at the Dwars door Vlaanderen Race. Paris-Roubaix comes up next week the big attraction of World Champion Tadej Pogačar's participation.
Randy and Dean Warren talk about the latest in professional bicycle racing. The top cycling stars rose to the occasion at the first monument of the 2025 season at the Milano-Sanremo race. Alpecin-Deceuninck's Mathieu van der Poel matches Team UAE Emirates-XRG's Tadej Pogačer with his 7th monument win and 2nd Milano-sanremo victory over the world champion Slovenian. The Volta Catalunya stage race begins with another rainy race day and big win for 19 year old Visma-Lease A Bike's Matthew Brennan.
Randy and Dean Warren talk about the latest in professional cycling as well as sometimes their own cycling exploits. The Warren brothers flow in conversation from race to race recounting last weeks Paris-Nice stage and Tirreno-Adriatico events to the upcoming monument Milan-Sanremo. Both Randy and Dean are pretty certain that Tadej Pogačar will not win and Randy surmises he may never win this race.
Randy and Dean Warren talk about the latest in professional bicycle racing. Strade Bianche is foremost in the Warren brothers opening conversation although Randy and Dean reflect back on the opening weekend in Belgium. The Omloop Nieuiwsblad and Kuurne-Brussels-Kuurne races ended not with much excitment in field sprints. The Women's racing gets more and more exciting to watch with the balance of strong riders growing and spread out to more teams. Two stage races begin in a few days with Paris-Nice featuring Amerian M-Jorg and his team leader Jonas Vingegaard. Giro d' Italia hopefulls fill out the rosters racing at Tirreno-Adriatico.
Randy and Dean Warren discuss the latest in professional bicycle racing. At the Volta ao Algarve race, the riders followed the moto instead of turning left to sprint to the finish. Tadej wins at the UAE Tour.
Randy and Dean Warren talk about the latest in professional bicycle racing as well as their own cycling exploits. Tadej Pogacar posted a video of him riding the Arenberg Forest cobbles as a teaser for what reason? Adam Yates wins in Oman and Santigo Buitrago wins in Spain. Randy uses the Velocity platform as a tool in coaching athletes and preparing for upcoming camps. Randy prepares for outdoor racing in South Carolina weather permitting.
Randy and Dean Warren talk about professional bicycle racing. The Warren brothers catch up on the latest in racing from the cyclocross world championships to road racing in Australia, Europe and the middle east.
Randy and Dean Warren are joinded by Taylor Warren as a special guest on this episode as the Warrens talk about the latest in cycling. Taylor gives insights to racing locally in Spain as well as the popular riding in the area. The Santos Tour Down Under continues for the men as the women wrapped up the first World Tour race of 2025
Randy and Dean Warren talk about the latest in professional cycling. The 2025 Tour Down Under begins in Australia this week with the women racing then a few days later the men. The anticipation of a new road racing season excites the Warren brothers with all the possibilities. Is Tadej Pogačar racing to win every race, can he win E3 Saxo Classsic and Gent-Wevelgem in Flanders Fields?
Randy and Dean Warren talk about the latest in professional cycling as well as their own cycling exploits. Does 2025 promise to be as exciting as 2024? The cyclocross season continues with Wout van Aert now dominating the men while the women are having more even competition. The Santos Tour Down Under and the road racing season is just around the corner.
Randy and Dean Warren talk about all things cycling. The Warren brothers interview John Howard about his latest book titled The Black Cyclone: Major Taylor, The Hero the World Forgot. John, a remarkable cyclist in his own right expounds on the history and amazing story of Marshall Walter Taylor. Find out more information at https://majortaylorstory.com/
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.
Randy and Dean Warren recap the amazing overall win by Team Visma Lease a Bike's American Matteo Jorgenson. Jorgenson overtook fellow American Brandon McNulty (UAE Team Emirates) on the final stage and held off attacks from pre-race favorite Remco Evenepoel (Soudal Quick-Step). The Warren brothers talk about possible winners for the upcoming monument Milan-Sanremo one day race.
Randy and Dean talk about the latest in professional cycling as well as their own cycling exploits. The opening Belgium classics season produced a dominant performance by Visma-Lease a Bike and exceptional riding by American Matteo Jorgenson, the new kid on the block for the powerhouse Dutch squad. American Kristen Faulkner snuck away to steal the Omloop van het Hageland classic for EF Education-Cannondale. The UAE Tour produced a surprise ending. The Warren brothers are looking forward to this weekend's Strade Bianche and the two week long stage races coming up.
Randy and Dean Warren talk about the opening 2024 classics road race season starting with Omloop Het Nieuwsblad on Saturday. The Warren brothers discuss the latest results from the UAE Tour and the O Gran Camiño races. Dean opens the podcast with sharing his face plant accident on his mountain bike which can be seen online on @dean_trips IG and YouTube accounts.
Randy and Dean Warren talk about the latest in professional cycling as well as their own exploits on two wheels. GCN still produces excellent weekly roundup videos but you can watch and listen to our takes on what has happened in each of the Warren Cycling Podcast episodes. The cyclocross world champions won handily and Brandon McNulty won the overall at the Comunitat Valenciana stage race with Will Barta taking an excellent final stage win with a long solo breakaway. The Warren brothers discuss the good and the bad of a potential Saudi money backed cycling reformation.
Randy and Dean Warren talk about professional cycling as well as their own cycling exploits. The Warren brothers look at the stage races in Saudi Arabia, Spain and the protest marred French race. Randy and Dean discuss the upcoming cyclocross world championships coming up in a few days in the Czech Republic. Looking for a gravel camp this spring, go to warrencycling.com
Randy & Dean talk about professional bicycle racing and their own cycling exploits. The Santos Tour Down Under has been dominated in the sprint stages by Bora Hansgrohe's lead out and the finishing by Sam Welsford. Mexican neo pro UAE Team Emirates' Isaac Del Toro takes a surprise stage two win. Randy discusses the concept of durability.
Randy & Dean Warren talk about the latest in professional cycling as well as their own cycling exploits. Randy recounts some of the endurance conference he recently attended in Charlotte, North Carolina. Indoor E-sports world championships to be held in Abu Dhabi this October. Mathieu van der Poel continues his domination in cyclocross and crosses off some spring road races from his calendar. Lidl - Trek's Quinn Simmons to race at the SantosTour Down Under after considering prematurely ending his cycling career.
Randy & Dean Warren talk about cycling related news on the professional level as well as person cycling exploits. Randy prepares for a conference in Charlotte and braves the cold recently to ride outdoors. Australia holds their national road championships with the Tour Down Under coming up soon. The new professional kits have been revealed for 2024. The cyclocross racing has been dominated by Mathieu van der Poel and gets a little argy bargy.
Randy and Dean Warren talk about the latest in professional cycling as well their own cycling experiences. WTB Pivot's Eric Brunner battles back from mechanical issues to win the men's elite USA Cycling cyclocross national championship in Louisville, Kentucky, while Team S&M CX's Clara Honsinger takes her fourth consecutive national championship women's win. The Warren brothers discover the Masters and Juniors races series found on the websites: usamasterscup.com and usajuniorscup.com
Randy and Dean Warren talk about bicycle related news, mostly on the professional level. A couple World Tour Teams have announced their new names as according to their sponsors. The winner of the Guatamala tour crashes with teammates over the finish line in an arm in arm celebration gone wrong.
Randy and Dean Warren talk about the latest in professional cycling. This week's episode the Warren brothers cover the latest in cyclocross and the UCI Track Champions League where American Lily Williams finished third overall in the endurance events. Randy and Dean discuss UCI president David Lappartient's disdain for cyclocross riders skipping world cup events. The Warrens also mention Lotto-Dstny's Thomas De Gendt's retirement announcement for at the end of 2024.
Randy and Dean Warren talk about bicycle racing in all forms, and occasionally interview professional racers. The Warren brothers welcome back their top interviewee Alexey Vermeulen, who recently won for the 3rd time Iceman Cometh in Traverse City, Michigan. Alexey discusses his rise in this year's Lifetime Series Grand Prix to equal his 2022 2nd place overall after a bit of a slow start to the 2023 campaign. Vermeulen recounts his win at Iceman Cometh as well as shares his off season break and preparations for 2024.
Randy and Dean Warren talk about the latest in professional cycling and their own riding exploits. Coach Randy discusses the use of lights during the northern hemiphere's autumn time of year which has fewer daylight hours to cycle. The Warren brothers note a couple of World Tour team signings, including that of Nairo Quintana by Movistar.
Brothers Randy & Dean talk about the latest in professional cycling as well as some of their own cycling exploits. The conversation begins with discussing the just revealed 2024 Tour de France route. The Warrens do not get into too many details and also look at the recently announced 2024 Giro d' Italia route. The brothers meander through the previous weeks racing, including some early season cyclocross results. Randy and Dean met up in Italy at the UCI Gravel World Championships weekend and talk about the course and results.
Randy and Dean Warren talk about the latest in professional bicycle racing and other cycling news. Merger talks between Jumbo-Visma and Soudal-Quickstep has surpised everyone and hardly seems like it could be true with so many riders and staff who would be affected. Randy prepares to head to Italy to race in the UCI Gravel Worlds Championships. Road racing continues for a few more races including one more monument.
Randy and Dean Warren talk about bicycle racing on multiple levels with a primary focus on the top professionals. The Warren brothers revel in the amazing conclusion to the Vuelta a Espana where Colorado native Sepp Kuss from the Dutch Jumbo-Visma team won the overall at the three week stage race in Spain. A few more big cycling races take place at the end of the road racing season with the European championships taking place in the Netherlands. Randy shrugs off disappointment to concentrate on his upcoming gravel world championships race in Italy.
Randy and Dean Warren talk about professional cycling and their own cycling exploits. The Vuelta a Espana - the Tour of Spain three week bicycle race has completed five stages and began in Barcelona with wet conditions and controversy. Dean interviewed Astana Qazaqstan's American rider Joe Dombrowski before the opening stage as well as Ag2R Citroen's Michigan native Larry Warbasse. Randy won a gravel race and prepares for gravel national championships.
Brothers, Randy and Dean Warren talk about the latest in professional cycling and their own riding and racing (Randy races, not Dean). The Vuelta a España begins soon and Dean will be there for the opening stage 1 team time trial in Barcelona. Some recent shorter stage races took place in Norway, Denmark and Spain with American Team DSM-firmenich racer Kevin Vermaerke taking 3rd overall at Artic Race of Norway. Primož Roglič and Jumbo - Visma won another stage race in preparation for the Vuelta. Randy races at Masters Nationals later this week.
Randy and Dean talk about professional cycling and in this episode the Warren brothers discuss some of the action from the UCI World Championships that are taking place in Scotland. The US women have had great success on the track as well as in the individual time trial. The elite men's road race is one for the ages. Dean traveled to Scotland and gives his first hand experience from watching the final circuits in Glasgow.
Randy and Dean Warren talk about the latest in professional cycling. The brothers talk about the highlights of the Tour and look forward to the upcoming San Sebastien and World Championship races. The Tour had a lot of promise for a tight two way battle until the end, a hope for an American stage win and perhaps a record being broken. Although those hopes all faded, the racing each day except maybe two stages was pretty fantastic with lots of action on most stages, big breakaways and exciting finishes.
Randy & Dean Warren talk about the latest news in professional cycling. The brothers look at who won the national championship races and many will be showing off their new jerseys at this year's Tour de France. The Tour starts in a few days - join Randy & Dean and other podcast listeners' Tour de France fantasy team competition on the official website: Join us in the league now no.14745 : Warren Cycling Podcast By clicking on this link : https://fantasybytissot.letour.fr/#welcome/register/?parrain=7wappbs&ligue=14745
Randy and Dean Warren talk about the latest in professional cycling and their own riding as well. A dark cast covered the Tour de Suisse after the death of Gino Mäder which resulted from injuries in a crash on a mountain descent. What riders are going to the Tour de France and who looks to be in good form. Randy races this coming weekend in Michigan on a sandy 204 mile gravel course.
Randy and Dean Warren talk about the latest in professional bicycle racing as well as their own cycling exploits. Randy recaps his Unbound 200 mile race experience and his podium at the Canadian gravel worlds qualifier. The Warren brothers look at how the Americans are faring in the pro races and talk about the Critérium du Dauphiné and Tour de Suisse as pros get ready for the Tour de France which stars in two and a half weeks. https://youtu.be/-P81rLPZUGM
Randy and Dean Warren talk about the latest in professional cycling as well as some of their personal cycling adventures. Randy is in Kansas preparing to race the 200 mile gravel race now know as Unbound. The Giro d' Italia finishing with of flury of excitement and Dean grabbed some interviews after the finish. Listen to what Israel- Premier Tech 's Matthew Riccitello, UAE Team Emirates' Brandon McNulty and Ag2r Citroën's Larry Warbasse had to say.
Randy and Dean Warren talk about the latest in professional bicycle racing. Randy and Dean discuss the nearly finished Giro d'Italia as stage 19 is in progress. The Warren brothers recap some highlights of the three week race and then touch on a few other races going on, looking at the Tour of Japan where American Luke Lamperti (Trinity Racing) has won a couple stages and is in the best sprinter's jersey. Randy prepares to race Unbound coming up soon and is in good form after winning the Assault on Mt Mitchell in North Carolina. Randy appeared on TV: https://wlos.com/news/local/46-annual-assaults-mt-mount-mitchell-marion-kick-off-cyclists-bike-riders-event
Randy and Dean Warren get back together to catch up on the latest in professional bicycle racing. Randy returned recently from running a camp and doing a race in Italy. Dean rode his bike to watch the Eschborn-Frankfurt race and interviewed Q36.5 Racer Joey Rosskopf. The Warren brothers review the racing from the past couple of weeks and look towards the start of the Giro d' Italia. Six Americans will take part and Dean talked to Matthew Riccitello about his progress as a young racer for Israel-Premier Tech Pro Cycling Team.
Randy & Dean Warren talk about the latest in professional bicycle racing. The Warren brothers discuss the week in racing from the excitement of the Women's Paris-Roubaix and the intrigue of the Men's version with all the races in between. Randy and Dean touch on the Giro d' Sicily, as well as the Brabanste Pijl mid-week race, and look ahead to the hilly Amstel Gold race.
Randy and Dean Warren talk about the latest in professional bicycle racing. Dean attended the Tour of Flanders (one week after being at the last day of the Volta a Catalunya). Also known as de Ronde van Vlaanderen, this one day race in Belgium is one of the five monuments of cycling and the racing was spectacular. Dean interviewed several American women before the race and enjoyed a spot on the Oude Kwaremont climb to photograph both the men and women. The Warren brothers catch up on the Tour of the Basque Country race and look forward to the next monument this coming weekend: Paris-Roubaix.
Randy and Dean Warren get together to talk about professional bicycle racing and other cycling related topics. In this episode the Warren brothers have a short time to discuss the Volta a Catalunya and the Classic Brugge - de Panne. On this day two Americans win in Europe, Luke Lamperti (Trinity Racing) in Portugal and Sean Quinn (EF Education-EasyPost) in Italy. USA Cycling announces Gravel National Championships to take place in September in Nebraska.
Randy and Dean Warren discuss the latest in professional cycling. Dean just has returned from a vacation trip and he and Randy talk about how well Tadaj Pogačar (UAE Team Emirates) and Primož Roglič (Team Jumbo-Visma) each win three stages and the overall at Paris-Nice and Tirreno-Adriatico. These races will be followed by the first monument of the season, Milan-Sanremo.
Randy and Dean Warren talk about the latest in professional cycling. The opening weekend of spring classics in Belgium saw Team Jumbo-Visma score wins and double podiums at the Omloop het Niewsblad and Kuurne-Brussels-Kuurne races. SD Worx dominated in the women's races. At the United Arab Emirates world tour stage race, Remco Evenepoel won the overall while Adam Yates won the final uphill stage. Dean is off on vacation while Randy readies for his upcoming gravel camp.
Randy Warren & Dean Warren talk about the latest in professional bicycle racing. The Warren brothers catch up on the recently completed stage races in Portugal, Spain and France as well as the in progress World Tour race in the United Arab Emirates. Randy and Dean then get excited about the opening classics weekend in Belgium coming up.
Randy and Dean Warren talk about the latest in professional cycling. Movistar's Matteo Jorgensen held on to win the overall at the Tour of Oman after winning stage 3 and the American secured the overall by finishing second in the final stage to win by one second. Three different US pro riders have now already won road races in 2023! Tadej Pogacar (UAE) storms to a couple of solo wins in Spain and Alexander Kristoff (Uno-X) wins in Portugal. Plus a quick recap of the past couple weeks of action including the Cyclocross World Championships.
Randy & Dean Warren talk about the start to the European road racing season 2023. Racing is taking place in southern Spain and southern France as well in Saudi Arabia. The Warren brothers also look forward to the upcoming cyclocross world championships and cannot predict who will come on top to wear the rainbow stripes.
Randy and Dean Warren talk about the first World Tour racing in Australia at the Tour Down Under. Jay Vine wins for the men and Grace Brown wins for the women. Cyclocross continues its season with racing in Spain where the Big 3 men battled with Mathieu van der Poel coming out on top. Randy still has a few spots to join in on a gravel camp and to race in Sardinia - see the link on www.warrencycling.com
Randy and Dean Warren talk about the latest in professional cycling as well as other cycling (and weather) topics. The Warren brothers look forward to the upcoming Santos Tour Down Under beginning in a couple of days in Australia. Mathieu van der Poel's back ache has allowed Wout van Aert to storm away in the latest cyclocross clashes including the just completed Zondervan World Cup race. Go to warrencycling.com to register and join in an amazing cycling camp and race in Italy at the Giro d'Sardinia.
Randy and Dean Warren talk about bicycle racing and other cycling related topics. The Warren brothers discuss the warm start to the year and chance to ride outdoors in the mild winter temperatures. The best bicycle racing has been going on in the duels between the Big 3 Cyclocross stars, Wout van Aert, Mathieu van der Poel and Tom Pidcock with van Aert having the upper hand so far. The road season begins soon and the new team names and jersey designs will take a little time to become familiar with them.
The Warren Cycling Podcast, hosted by Randy and Dean Warren, interview newly crowned USA Cycling Elite Men's Cyclocross National Champion Curtis White. Curtis who races for the Steve Tilford Foundation is in the Netherlands preparing for a block of European cyclocross racing. Curtis describes his national championship win and upcoming race schedule as well are in race techniques and training tips.
Randy and Dean Warren talk about the latest in bicycle racing news and other cycling related topics. A snowy afternoon capped off USA Cycling Cyclocross Nationals with Curtis White taking his first ever national championship and Clara Honsinger won her third in a row. Wout Van Aert overcame various obstacles to win the first cyclocross World Cup race in Ireland outside of Dublin. Mark Cavendish to race for Human Powered Health???
Randy and Dean Warren talk about the latest cycling related stories. American Jennifer Valente held off Great Britains Katie Archibald to win the track endurace UCI Champions League title. Mathieu van der Poel bested Wout Van Aert and Tom Pidcock to win the latest cyclocross world cup race in Antwerp and the Tour de France will not finish in Paris in 2024.
Randy & Dean Warren talk about bicycle racing and related activities each episode. The Warren brothers have over 70 years of combined cycling experience and catch up on the latest news. USA's Jennifer Valente leads the UCI Track Champions League and fellow American LIly Williams holds on to third place with two more days of racing coming up in London. Tom Pidcock and Marianne Vos win in their world championship jerseys in cyclcocross while Mathieu van der Poel takes a resounding win in the world cup event in Hulst. On this day Stephen Roche celebrates his 63rd birthday.
Randy and Dean Warren talk about cycling related topics and in this episode have the privilege to once again interview Alexey Vermeulen. Alexey races gravel and mountain bike mostly with a few road races sprinkled in occasionally. He is on the Jukebox squad and had an extremely successful year in 2022, winning the Belgium Waffle Ride in San Diego and Michigan, Iceman Cometh and finished second overall in the Lifetime Grand Prix series.
Randy and Dean Warren talk about the latest in professional cycling and their own bicycle experiences as well. Randy just returned from a gravel race in Virginia where he placed third in the 40+ category despite losing 20 minutes to a crash and front wheel flat. The Pan Am cyclocross championships took place at the Really Rad Fest in Massachusetts, while the Euopeanchampionships were in Belgium. The Warren brothers check up on the latest in road news and Randy prepares to travel to Colorado Springs for USA Cycling meetings.
Randy and Dean talk about what is going on in professional cycling as well as our own riding. Randy prepares for a season ending gravel race and the Warren brothers talk about the atractiviness gravel riding has for athletes. The 2023 Tour de France route is announced in Paris and there are some early mountain days and late sprinting days. We apologize for a poor internet connection cutting the podcast a bit short.
Randy and Dean talk about what is going on in professional cycling as well as our own riding. Randy prepares for a season ending gravel race and the Warren brothers talk about the atractiviness gravel riding has for athletes. The 2023 Tour de France route is announced in Paris and there are some early mountain days and late sprinting days. We apologize for a poor internet connection cutting the podcast a bit short.
Randy and Dean Warren talk about the latest in professional cycling and the world championships that just started on the track in Paris. Not too surprisingly Tadej Pogacar (UAE Team Emirates) won his second Il Lambardia and Filippo Ganna crushed the hour record. The Euros fill the top spots at the 1st World Cup round of cyclocross in Waterloo, Wisconsin, and the UCI Gravel Worlds took place in Italy. The World Championships on the track starts in Paris with day one and an impressive fourth place finish for Lily Williams in the scratch race.
Randy and Dean Warren talk about the latest in professional cycling and the world championships that just started on the track in Paris. Not too surprisingly Tadej Pogacar (UAE Team Emirates) won his second Il Lambardia and Filippo Ganna crushed the hour record. The Euros fill the top spots at the 1st World Cup round of cyclocross in Waterloo, Wisconsin, and the UCI Gravel Worlds took place in Italy. The World Championships on the track starts in Paris with day one and an impressive fourth place finish for Lily Williams in the scratch race.
Randy and Dean Warren talk about the latest in professional cycling as well as other bicycle related topics. This coming weekend in early October 2022 features a monument, a women's stage race, cyclocross world cup in the US and the first UCI gravel race world championships. Also Ineos Grenadiers Filippo Ganna attempts the hour record and Randy and Dean both agree he should smash it. American Luke Lamperti (Trinity Racing) wins in the Tour of Taiwan.
Randy and Dean Warren talk about the latest in professional cycling as well as other bicycle related topics. This coming weekend in early October 2022 features a monument, a women's stage race, cyclocross world cup in the US and the first UCI gravel race world championships. Also Ineos Grenadiers Filippo Ganna attempts the hour record and Randy and Dean both agree he should smash it. American Luke Lamperti (Trinity Racing) wins in the Tour of Taiwan.
Randy and Dean Warren are back talking about cycling and the latest race. The Warren brothers catch up on the past couple weeks of professional cycling highlighting the UCI World Road Race championships. Some races were more exciting than others with some surprise winners. Remco Evenepoel caps off an amazing season equaling feats by some of cycling greats already at the age of 22. Randy recaps his time in Italy at the gran fondo world championships.
Randy and Dean Warren are back talking about cycling and the latest race. The Warren brothers catch up on the past couple weeks of professional cycling highlighting the UCI World Road Race championships. Some races were more exciting than others with some surprise winners. Remco Evenepoel caps off an amazing season equaling feats by some of cycling greats already at the age of 22. Randy recaps his time in Italy at the gran fondo world championships.
Randy and Dean Warren catch up on the latest in professional cycling including the last couple of stages at the Vuelta a España, and Tour of Britain. Randy is preparing to go to Masters World Championships in Italy.
Randy and Dean Warren catch up on the latest in professional cycling including the last couple of stages at the Vuelta a España, and Tour of Britain. Randy is preparing to go to Masters World Championships in Italy.
Randy & Dean Warren talk about professional cycling and this week focus on the Vuelta a España and the teams looking to earn points to stay in the World Tour. Riders are crashing out of the Tour of Spain or leaving because of covid-19 positives except Juan Ayuso of Team UAE Emirates. The United States hosts a big one day UCI race in Maryland, and the Warren brothers look forward to the World Road Championships in Australia later in September 2022.
Randy & Dean Warren talk about professional cycling and this week focus on the Vuelta a España and the teams looking to earn points to stay in the World Tour. Riders are crashing out of the Tour of Spain or leaving because of covid-19 positives except Juan Ayuso of Team UAE Emirates. The United States hosts a big one day UCI race in Maryland, and the Warren brothers look forward to the World Road Championships in Australia later in September 2022.
Randy and Dean Warren talk about cycling and the latest in professional racing. The Vuelta a España has completed five stages with the race moving around presently in the Basque region of Spain after the first three stages took place in the Netherlands. Team Jumbo-Visma has passed the red leaders jersey to four different riders in the first four stages, but in stage five has let it go. Spain gets its first grand tour stage win in two years with UAE Team Emerites' Marc Solar in a breakaway. The US names it's worlds squad for the upcoming championships in Australia in September.
Randy and Dean are back adding another episode on professional bicycle racing as Dean is in the Netherlands for the start of the Vuelta a España (Tour of Spain). Dean takes some photos and video and enjoyed the atmosphere as the huge cycling community of Utrecht hosts the beginning of the three week stage race. A few other races are going on now as well with Ineos' American rider Magnus Sheffield leading the Tour of Denmark going in to the final stage.
Randy and Dean Warren talk about professional bicycle racing as well as their own cycilng exploits. The Tour de France Femmes avec Zwift was a great success and the best rider for 2022 prevailed. The Tour of Poland saw an American in second at the stage six time trial. The Vuelta a Burgos will be remembered this year for a speed bump causing a big crash. Americans fared well at the Mountain Bike World Cup and Randy races for the Masters Road Race stars and stripes jersey.
Randy and Dean Warren talk about bicycle racing on many different levels, but focus mostly on the pros. Dean was in Paris for the finish of the Tour de France and the beginning of the Tour de France Femmes. Dean talked to several Americans and a Latvian about the Tour. More racing going on and coming up, especially the revamped new Tour de France Femmes almost halfway through as of this recording.
Randy and Dean Warren talk about professional cycling and sometimes their own cycling exploits. The Tour de France nears the end with three stages to go as Team Jumbo-Visma has a lock on the green points jersey, the climbers jersey and almost cerain yellow jersey. Defending champion Tadej Pogacar of Team UAE Emirates was unable to make up any ground on stage 18 and actually lost another minute to Jumbo's Jonas Vingegaard. The Tour de France Femmes - Avec Strava begins on the last day of the men's race and Randy and Dean look at the favorites to win the 8 stage race.
Randy and Dean Warren talk about the latest in professional cycling as well as other cycling related events on their nearly weekly podcast. The Tour de France has completed 9 stages and the yellow jersey competition has a big week to come in the Alps. The racing has been fast and exciting with the top riders like Wout van Aert (Jumbo-Visma) and Tadej Pogacar (UAE Team Emirates) dominating much of the action. American Kristen Faulkner (Team BikeExchange-Jayco) wins another stage at the Giro Donne!
Randy and Dean Warren talk about professional cycling and are focused on the biggest race of the year. The Tour de France is five stages into the three week race and the cobbled road stage 5 produced scintillating racing. EF Education-EasyPost's and American Neilson Powless made it in the breakaway that went to the finish and he nearly won the stage and nearly took over the yellow jersey. Team Jumbo-Visma's Wout van Aert has demonstated amazing form and has put on a show at this year's Tour so far. The Giro Donne continues with Team Jumbo-Visma's Marianne Vos taking a couple more stages to up her total wins at the race to 32.
Randy and Dean talk about professional cycling and are all focused on the biggest cycling race of the year. Dean had been scheduled to be in Copenhagen but travel delays prevented him from attending. The Warren brothers talk about the stage 1 resuts at the Tour de France and look forward to the upcoming stages in Denmark, then next week in France.
Randy and Dean Warren talk about all things cycling. Randy just returned from Knoxville, Tennessee where he supported the European based professionals at the U.S. National Road Cycling Championships. Randy spent quite a bit of time with various pros including a previous podcast interviewie and now time trial champion Leah Thomas. Leah flew after her TT win to Italy to compete in the upcoming Giro Donne stage race. The Warrens talk about the US races as well as other national championship winners.
Randy and Dean Warren talk about the latest in professional bicycle racing. The Tour of Switzerland finishes with just half of the racers who started mostly due to Covid related reasons. EF Education-EasyPost American Neilson Powless excels and Trek Segafredo's Quinn Simmons wins another mountains classification jersey. Geraint Thomas of Ineos Grenadiers wins in Switzerland and UAE Team Emirates Tadej Pogačar wins in Slovenia. Randy heads to Knoxville in a support role to assist European based riders at the U.S. National Road Race Championships.
Randy and Dean Warren talk about the latest in professional cycling as well as their own bicycling exploits. Randy is fresh off a win at the Carter County Omnium. The Criterium du Dauphine is shaping up to be an exciting pre Tour de France shake down and the Unbound gravel race saw some epic conditions and well deserved winners.
Randy and Dean Warren talk about professional bicycle racing as well as other cycling related topics. The Giro d' Italia wrapped up over the weekend with a first time grand tour winner. The race was won on the final climb in exciting fashion. The RideLondon Classic showcased Lorena Wiebes (Team DSM) sprinting prowess and Remco Evenepoel (Quick-Step Alpha Vinyl) won impressively in Norway. Next up Unbound Gravel and the Criterium du Daphine.
Randy and Dean Warren talk about the latest goings-on in cycling, with an emphasis on the big time pro racing. A new hour record was just set. The Giro d' Italia has its final rest day and looks to finish with an exciting mountainous week ahead. Will Ineos' Carapaz hold on to win? The Joe Martin Stage race was dominated by Wildlife Generation, and Randy has a new road bike!
Randy and Dean Warren talk about all the latest in professional cycling and non professional sometims too. Randy won the masters A race at the The Tour of the Gila in New Mexico in the 60+ category. CS Velo's Sean Gardener took the overall for the elite men on the final stage. The Giro started in Hungary with a win for Alpecin-Fenix's Mathieu van der Poel. The Giro looks to be an wide open race and should be exciting to watch.
Randy and Dean Warren talk about the latest in professional cycling each week. Two of the top stage races in the United States take place close together with the Redlands Cycling Classic followed by the Tour of the Gila. Randy and Dean interview CS Velo's Xander White who finished second at Redlands and wore the yellow leaders jersey for two days. Xander, at 20 is racing for the first time in the United States and aims for more top finishes. The Warren brothers cover the latest races in Europe as well.
Randy and Dean Warren talk about the latest in professional bicycle racing each week. The Warren brothers discuss Ineos Grenadiers' Dylan van Baarle's impressive solo win for the men and Elisa Longo Borghini's (Trek-Segafredo) women's victory. Wildlife Generation's Noah Granigan finishes the Presidential Cycling Tour of Türkiye with the climber's jersey. The Tour of the Alps is uderway and more one day races coming up!
Randy and Dean Warren talk about professional cycling as well as their own cycling exploits each week. At the Presidential Tour of Turkey recent Warren Cycling Podcast guest Noah Granigan of Wildlife Generation Pro Cycling scored points in the breakaway in stage two to win two jerseys for the day. The Warren brothers discuss the Amstel Gold races and recently completed Itzulia Basque Country race and try to talk about the Mountain Bike World Cup in Brazil and Life Time Grand Prix series opener at Sea Otter.
Randy and Dean Warren talk about the latest in bicycle racing and focus on the recently completed Tour of Flanders. The Itzulia Basque County race is underway in Spain, and mountain bike racing begins with the first World Cup of 2022 taking place in Brazil. Randy and Dean analyze the Van der Poel win in Belgium and the excitment of the finish and talk about Lotte Kopecky winning the women's race.
Randy and Dean Warren catch up on the latest in professional bicycle racing and interview Wildlife Generation Pro Cycling's Noah Granigan. Noah is in Turkey preparing for the Presidential Cycling Tour of Turkey which runs from April 10th throught 17th. The Warren brothers talk about Intermarché - Wanty - Gobert Matériaux's Biniam Girmay's historic win at Gent-Wevelgem, and the other recent results.
Randy and Dean return after being away from the podcast mic to recap what has happended in professional cycling the past couple of weeks. The Warren brothers look forward to the first monument of the year this Saturday in Italy, the longest race, Milan-Sanremo. Will Pogačar attack on the Cipressa? Randy and Dean also loosly recap the Paris-Nice and Tirreno-Adriatico stage races and Mark Cavendish's Milano-Torino win.
Randy and Dean Warren talk about all things cycling, with a strong emphasis on professional racing. The UAE Tour sees Tadej Pogčcar (UAE Team Emirates) narrowly in the lead, and Mike Woods (Israel - Premier Tech) surging at the Gran Camiño stage race in northern Spain. We haven't seen much from the Rwanda race yet other than the results posted online. The Warren brothers talk about cycing clubs and missing the Tour of California and look forward to the opening weekend of cobbled classics in Belgium.
Randy and Dean Warren talk about the most recent professional bicycle racing events, as they follow the race calendar. The latest races are taking place in Portugal, Spain and soon in France and the United Arab Emirates. The uphill finishes have seen larger groups of climbers jostling for position and bumping into each other. Nairo Quintana looked great in Provence and the time trial in the Tour of the Algarve race in Porutgal should sort out the winner there, although the final day climb could also be decisive. UAE's Covi is in great form in Andalucia. The Warren brothers mention the new gravel race in Spain but then forget to talk about it.
Randy and Dean Warren talk about professional bicycle racing and other cycling related topics. Randy promotes his upcoming gravel camp in Tennessee in March (see details at warrencycling.com) and the Warren brothers discuss the previous week's racing in Spain, France and Saudi Arabia.
Randy and Dean talk each episode about the latest in the professional cycling world as well as general cycling news. Randy traveled to Fayetteville, Arkansas to see the UCI World Cyclocross Championships. Randy recaps the weekend events and he and Dean discuss the exciting races. The road racing season is just getting underway in Spain and France.
Randy and Dean Warren talk about all things cycling related with a strong emphasis on professional racing. Randy is on his way to Fayetteville, Arkansas for the UCI Cyclocross World Championships. The Warren brothers touch on who is favored to earn the rainbow stripes with tight battles for the elite men and women. In Mallorca, Spain Team UAE Emerites Brandon McNulty scores a solo victory with a 60km breakaway. Randy and Dean cover the horrible Egan Bernal training accident and wish him a full recovery.
Randy and Dean Warren talk each week about the latest in professional cycling as well as cycling in general. The Warren brothers appreciate the areas they are able to go on bike rides, even in Dean's case where everything doesn't always go right. Randy and Dean look ahead to the favorites in the UCI World Cyclocross Championships taking place the end of January 2022 in Fayetteville, Arkansas.
Randy and Dean Warren catch up with fellow Michigan native Alexey Vermeulen and talk about his new "team" Jukebox. Alexey shares his upcoming season plans, and talks about the burgeoning gravel racing in the United States. Vermeulen also recalls his last exciting Iceman Cometh race and expounds on the great mountain biking trails around Travers City, Michigan.
Randy and Dean celebrate the first podcast of 2022 talking about the latest in bicycle racing and riding. Randy enjoyed some warm weather at the start of the year and Dean rides a bike share bike in Paris. Wout van Aert's winning streak in cyclocross was broken while Lucinda Brand extended hers. American racers proliferate the latest cyclocross events in Europe. Randy and Dean discuss rider injuries and new kit colors.
Randy and Dean Warren talk about current bicycle events and the sport in general. Last week's podcast guest Eric Brunner of Blue Competition Cycles won the US Cyclocross National Championship in the Chicagoland area. The Warren brothers talk about the departure of USA Cycling's CEO and president and the status of the organization. Randy and Dean round up the rest of the latest cycling news including cyclists birthdays on the 15th of December.
Blue Competition Cycles' Eric Brunner talks to Randy and Dean Warren on the podcast along with xXx Racing-AthletiCo's Gaylord Otte. Eric recently won the men's elite Pan Am cyclocross championship and Gaylord placed 7th in the US Cyclocross national championships in the 65-69 men's age group category. Eric talks about his progression in the sport and gets some exclusive information about the national championship 'cross course outside of Chicago.
Randy and Dean talk about bicycle related news and catch up on the latest in professional cycling. Randy recaps the muddy conditions at the recent cyclocross World Cup race in France and discusses the Chicago venue for the upcoming US national cyclocross championships. Dean recently read Laurent Fignon's autobiography and connects the past to the present in bicycle racing.
Randy and Dean converse each episode about cycling related topics including professional racing. The Warren brothers are longtime Detroit sports fans and perhaps turned to cycling to forget the disappointments of watching the Lions play football. Cyclocross continues in Europe and the US. A strong contingent of young women competed in the Hendersonville, North Carolina cyclocross races.
Randy and Dean Warren talk about the latest in professional bicycle racing. Dean just completed a cycling vacation in Portugal and talks a little about how great it is to travel by bicycle. Cyclocross crowned recently new European champions and each elite men and women winner won the following weekend Tabor World Cup round.
Randy and Dean Warren talk about the latest in professional bicycle racing. This episode the Warren brothers cover all the disciplines of cycling except BMX as they discuss the UCI World Track Championships where American Ashton Lambie won gold in the individual pursuit. Randy and Dean cover the rest of the recent races and as always end their podcast celebrating cyclists' birthdays.
Randy and Dean Warren talk about the latest in professional bicycle racing including the last few road races. Randy and Dean discuss Battistella's Veneto classic win and the British road championships. The Warren brothers recap the cyclocross World Cup races that took place in the rain in Fayetteville and the fast dry Iowa City event.
Randy and Dean Warren talk about the latest news in professional bicycle racing and other cycling related topics. The Warren brothers start out talking about ultra marathon running, then cover the last big three weekends of road racing. UCI Worlds in Belgium was followed by a rare fall and wet Paris-Roubaix race then the final monument at the Tour of Lombardy. The cyclocross World Cup season began in Waterloo, Wisconsin.
Randy and Dean Warren talk about all things cycling in their nearly weekly podcast. The UCI professional road cycling world championships are taking place in Belgium and has already crowned elite men and women individual time trial champions. US won their first male cross country World Cup race in 27 years as Trinity's Christopher Blevins took the win in the season ending race at Snowshoe in West Virginia. The Warrens talk about the packed end to the road racing season in Europe and some big criteriums in the United States.
Randy and Dean Warren talk about the latest in professional cycling. Dean was in Peru on vacation so the Warren brothers caught up with all the racing the past couple of weeks including the end of the Vuelta a España. The Tour of Britain has featured a showdown between possible World Championship favorites as well as Rally Cycling's Robin Carpenter's exciting stage 2 win. The Warrens are following Movistar's Leah Thomas lead in a stage race in France and look towards the UCI Road Worlds in Belgium.
Randy and Dean Warren discuss the latest in cycling as Randy competed in the Belgium Waffle Ride and the Vuelta a España has completed nine stages. Team Jumbo Visma's Primož Roglič is still in control with Movistar's Enric Mas looming close behind. The Warren brothers look at other European races just completed and talk about the US Crit series races and upcoming Joe Martin Stage Race.
Randy and Dean Warren talk about professional cycling and their own riding exploits. Randy prepares for the Belgian Waffle Ride and Dean rides with John in the Netherlands. The Vuelta a España starts with Team Jumbo Visma's Primoz Roglic in the drivers seat with lots of racing to come. The American Rally Cycling team wins big in Portugal and Denmark while Tibco - SVB's Kristen Faulkner wins a stage and third overall in Norway. A new individual pursuit mark was set in Mexico.
Randy and Dean Warren talk each week about the latest news in professional cycling as well as their own riding exploits. Dean rode a 3 speed bike 70 miles and Randy is preparing for Masters Road Nationals. The Warren brothers celebrate team USA's women's track medal and EF Education - Nippo's Neilson Powless' big one day win in the Basque Country.
Randy and Dean Warren talk about the latest in professional cycling including the recently completed Tour de France and Tokyo Olympic Road Cycling events. Dean chatted with the four Americas who raced this year's Tour de France (and all four finished!) The Warren brothers also review the Mountain Bike races and look forward to the Track and BMX events. Has Team USA's Chloe Dygert recovered enough from last years horrific injury to lead the US Women to Olympic glory?
Randy and Dean catch up quickly on the Tour de France as Dean is transiting between flights. There is still more suspense as the Tour finished on Sunday in Paris with Mark Cavendish looking to become the all time stage winner record holder. Randy and Dean celebrate Sepp Kuss's stage win, the first for an American in ten years.
Randy and Dean talk about bicycle racing each week with the emphasis on the pro peloton and this time of year the Tour de France. The first nine stages provided tons of drama and excitement capped by a dominate performance by new race leader Team UAE Emirates Tadej Pogacar. With a commanding lead in the overall will Pogacar be challenged in the remaining stages? Will Deuceninck Quick Step's Mark Cavendish win more stages and equal Eddy Merckx record? Lots of questions to be answered. SD Worx dominates the Giro Donne race in Italy.
Randy and Dean Warren talk about the latest in professional cycling as well as their own bike riding exploits each week. The best three weeks of the year has arrived with crashes and exciting finishes to the first four stages of the Tour. Dean falsely predicts Stefan Kung's time trial win completely underestimating UAE Team Emirates Tadej Pogacar's abilities against the clock on a rolling course. The top women's stage race gets underway in a few days in Italy.
Randy and Dean talk about what is going on in professional cycling around the world. The Warren brothers discuss the US Professional Criterium National Championships races and look ahead to the Pro Nats Road Race as well. Randy and Dean talk about some of the contenders for this year's upcoming Tour de France and the unusual beginning stages.
Randy and Dean talk about the latest bicycle racing each week. The Criterium du Dauphine just ended and the Tour de Suisse is in full swing with Alpecin Fenix's Mathieu van der Poel putting on a show in stages 2 and 3. The Unbound Gravel race featured top former professional road racers battling for 200 miles in Kansas.
Randy and Dean talk about the latest in professional bicycle racing and catch up on the latest news in the US and abroad. Team Ineos Grenadiers seals victory in Italy while the overall contenders position themselves for the Criterium du Dauphine in France. An impressive lineup and buildup to the renamed Unbound Gravel race takes place this coming weekend.
Randy is back from his cycling camps and he and Dean talk about the fascinating developments in the final stages of the Giro d'Italia. Team Ineos Grenadiers Egan Bernal had looked like he would run away with the Giro win, but now has faltered in the last stages to keep the race interesting. Team BikeExchange's Simon Yates takes stage 19 and claws his way closer to the top of the podium. The Warren brothers take a glance at the other professional bike racing and wish happy birthday to those riders celebrating on the 28th of May.
Taylor Warren fills in for Randy as Randy is busy with cycling camps these next several days. Taylor and Dean watch the finish of the white gravel roads stage of this year's Giro d' Italia. Ineos-Grenadiers' Egan Bernal looks to be in the drivers seat as the Giro hits its mid point. The Warrens looks at a few other race results and Taylor talks about his upcoming race schedule.
Randy and Dean Warren talk about the Giro d'Italia on Randy's birthday as we celebrate as well UAE Team Emirates' Joe Dombrowski's stage 4 win. The Warren brothers record the episode while watching the stage 5 finish and are horrified to see Bahrain Victorious' Mikel Landa crash out. Randy and Dean check out the other race results and celebrate other cyclists May 12th birthdays.
Randy and Dean Warren talk about the latest in professional bicycle racing each week. The Giro d'Italia starts very soon and the Warren brothers look at all the contenders. Dean picks his podium contenders. Randy and Dean check in on all the rest of the races including an American victory in Portugal.
Randy and Dean Warren talk about professional bicycle racing on their (mostly) weekly podcast. The Warren brothers recap the final three big spring classic races, including the Amstel Gold Race, Flèche Wallonne and Liege-Bastogne-Liege and the prologue start to the Tour of Romandie. Randy mentions the local racing scene as Dean attempted to get an update from Taylor Warren. Taylor's CS Velo team is at a team camp in North Carolina and participated the recent Hincapie Race Series.
Randy and Dean Warren talk to Movistar's Leah Thomas coming off her excellent 4th place at the Belgian Brabanste Pijl one day race. Leah talks about her racing for Movistar this spring and looks forward to the upcoming Ardennes classic races. The Warren brothers recap the racing in Turkey, Spain and the recently completed Itzulia Basque Country stage race were American UAE's Brandon McNulty held for two days the race leaders jersey.
In Episode 246, Randy and Dean catch up on the latest professional cycling including the mid-week Belgian cobbled sprinters classic- Scheldeprijs. Randy fills Dean in on the day's events in Belgium and at the Tour of the Basque race in Spain where UAE's Brandon McNulty sits presently 3rd overall. The Warren brothers break down the men and women's Tour of the Flanders races and look towards the upcoming Presidential Tour of Turkey race.
Randy and Dean Warren talk each week about the latest in bicycle racing and general cycling topics. This episode focuses on the races leading up to the Tour of Flanders as well at the recently completed Volta a Catalunya. Team Ineos-Grenadiers sweep the podium at the Tour of Catalonia. The Warren brothers also recognize new best times in Ireland (Everesting record) and up Haleakala in Hawaii.
Randy and Dean Warren discuss each week the latest in professional bicycle racing. Finally at the top of the Poggio climb to the finish at Milan-Sanremo the race came alive and provided a thrilling finish and unexpected winner. Team Ineos Grenadiers seemingly have their way in Spain at the Volta a Catalunya. Trek Segafredo's teamwork pays off at the Trofeo Alfredo Binda event and the Belgium races continue the buildup to the next monument.
Randy and Dean interview Movistar's 21 year old American racer Matteo Jorgenson. Matteo talks about his path to professional cycling's highest level from racing for fun in Boise, Idaho to making his way to placing 8th overall at this year's Paris-Nice stage race. He explains the importance of learning the language of the team he races for and assimilating to living and racing in Europe. The Warrens summarize the thrilling Paris-Nice and Tirreno-Adriatico events and look forward to Milan-Sanremo.
Randy and Dean Warren recap the exciting Strade Bianche races in Italy and cover the latest in professional road cycling. Happy International Women's Day! The Warren brothers discuss the other one day races as well as the first two Paris-Nice sprint finishes. As each week Randy and Dean wish happy birthday to the riders celebrating on the day of the podcast recording.
Randy and Dean Warren talk about the latest in cycling each week including professional bike racing as well as their own riding exploits. The opening weekend of racing in Belgium produced some aggressive racing such as Deceuninck-QuickStep's Julian Alaphilippe in Omloop Het Niewsblad and Alpecin-Fenix's Mathieu van der Poel in Kuurne-Brussels-Kurnne and Le Samyn. Van der Poel makes any race he is in interesting. The Warrens look ahead to Strade Bianche and Paris-Nice.
Randy and Dean Warren talk about the exciting begin to the World Tour Professional Men's cycling season. The UAE Tour has offered exciting racing as did the previous week's Tour des Alpes Maritimes et du Var three day stage race. EF Education - Nippo's American Neilson Pauwless impresses and Team Jumbo-Visma's Sepp Kuss is climbing well to excite US racing fans. The Warren brothers look ahead to the start of the Belgian classics and a busy upcoming racing calendar.
Randy and Dean discuss the latest cycling news each week and report on the two stage races taking place in southern France to kick off the professional road racing season. The UCI makes a couple of rule changes and Randy and Dean wonder if the changes were necessary. Each episode the Warrens wish Happy Birthday to the riders who celebrate their birthday on the day Randy and Dean record the podcast.
Randy and Dean Warren are joined by Cannondale-Cyclocrossworld Professional Racer Curtis White. Curtis talks about his three months racing in Europe capped off by last weekend's World Championship. Check out as well Curtis' own #inthered podcast series 1!
Randy and Dean talk about cycling including their own experiences as well as professional races. Randy explains his unplanned ride in the snow and Dean talks about his lack of initial motivation to ride on a cold day. The Warren brothers break down the cyclocross World Championships and the dominant Dutch racers.
Randy and Dean Warren talk about the latest in cycling news. The Warren brothers catch up on what races are postponed during the ongoing pandemic, but are grateful for the ongoing cycle-cross events. Randy shares some of the conversations he has had in recent meetings with USA Cycling and the mud summit.
Each week Randy and Dean Warren catch up on the latest cycling news. Randy and Dean talk about their own riding experiences as well as the news they read about professional cycling. Randy has a great video on his Randy Warren YouTube channel about how to dress to ride in the winter outdoors: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FYV8TBH0UYs
Randy and Dean Warren talk weekly about the latest cycling news and emphasize professional racing. The Warren brothers discuss the latest cyclocross World Cup results and look forward to the remaining cyclocross schedule including the upcoming cyclocross World Championships. Dean found an article rating the World Tour kits and he and Randy talk about the new team names as well.
Randy and Dean Warren talk to Andrew Giniat from Belgium as he details his time racing top cyclocross events including World Cup races. The Warren brothers do a quick review of 2020.
Randy and Dean Warren interview Esports World Championships 5th place finisher Jacquie Godbe. Jacquie shares her journey from triathlete to top Esports cycling athlete. Randy and Dean discuss the latest World Cup cyclocross race in Namur where World Champ Matthieu van der Poel won for the fifth time, and American Clara Honsinger claimed second in the women's race.
In Episode 231 Randy and Dean talk about the latest cycling news including the recently completed first ever World Championship bicycle races on trainers. The US placed four riders in the top nine in the women's race which was won by South African Ashleigh Moolman Pasio. Dean talks about his riding a bamboo bike in the streets of Accra, Ghana. Randy and Dean review some team name changes and catch up on cyclocross racing results.
In Episode 230 Randy and Dean interview mountain biker e-bike rider Wally. Wally explains his path to riding an E-bike on the trails and how much he enjoys getting out into nature mountain biking with his friends. The Warren brothers endorse all kinds of cycling, and catch up on the latest professional news as well.
Randy and Dean Warren interview Alexey Vermeulen for the fourth November in a row. Alexey recaps the pandemic year of training and very little racing. Vermeulen talks about the differences in road, mountain bike and gravel racing. Randy and Dean fill in the rider transfers and new cycling sponsors as we look forward to 2021.
Randy and Dean Warren discuss the latest in professional cycling. The Vuelta a España concluded with Team Jumbo Visma's Primož Roglič hanging on this time to win the overall. The Warren brothers remark the good fortune for cycling fans to be able to watch the big races during this pandemic year. Randy and Dean talk about some rider transfers and touch on the in progress cyclo cross season.
Randy and Dean Warren talk about the latest professional bicycle racing each week, and recap the end of the Giro d' Italia and the in progress Vuelta a España. The Giro came down to the last day, and the Vuelta has four riders close to the top as the race hits big climbs in the coming days. The Rock Hill Velodrome has a new hour record.
Randy and Dean Warren interview professional mountain biker Erin Huck. Erin recently raced the mountain bike world cup events in the Czech Republic and then the world championships in Austria. Erin shares with us her progression in the sport as well as the challenges of racing in the coronavirus pandemic adjusted schedule. The Warren brothers discuss the latest from the Giro and the first stage of the Vuelta and look back on the thrilling Tour of Flanders.
Randy and Dean Warren talk about bicycle racing each week. The Giro d' Italia continues after coronavirus positives which has reduced the field by two teams. Bora-Hansgrohe's Peter Sagan wins stage 10 impressively dropping all the riders from the break and holding off a chasing peloton. Randy and Dean talk about UAE's American rider Brandon McNulty closing in on a top 10 overall position. Will the race make it to Milan?
Randy and Dean Warren talk to CS Velo's Sean Gardner who recently set the new cycling Everesting World Record. The Warren brothers cover the rest of the racing in Europe including the Liege-Bastogne-Liege monument, and the in progress Giro d' Italia.
Randy and Dean Warren talk about the latest in professional cycling each week. This week's episode the Warren brothers review the UCI Road World Championships and look forward to the upcoming races in Belgium, the Netherlands and Italy. The Warren's are disappointed about the outcomes for the US riders but are glad Chloe Dygert has a favorable prognosis after her crash in the time trial.
Wow, the Warren Cycling Podcast talks about the incredible time trial UAE Team Emirates Tadej Pogacar rode to dislodge the yellow jersey from Jumbo-Visma's Primoz Roglic on the second to last stage at the 2020 Tour. Randy and Dean talk about the Tour's other exciting stages as well.
Randy and Dean Warren catch up on the latest in professional cycling as the Tour de France nears the halfway mark of the rescheduled three week race. The general classification starts to shape up and the green points jersey race intensifies. We recap the previous exciting weekend of racing and look forward to the next mountain stages. US women are racing exceptionally well at the Tour Cycliste Féminin International de l'Ardèche.
Randy and Dean Warren talk each week about cycling and professional racing and are excited this week to recap the first six stages of the Tour de France. Unsure the race would take place in 2020 it's a supreme pleasure to be able to watch the race unfold during these uncertain times. EF Education First's American Neilson Powless celebrated his 24th birthday in style riding into the day's break and animated the race on the penultimate climb before finishing a strong fourth place on the day.
Randy and Dean Warren are joined by Zack Goodman, co-creator of gpsrace.cc, a new innovative bicycle racing platform. Zack explains the format and advantages of this way to race. Taylor Warren joins in to give his opinion on the top riders to watch for at this year's Tour de France.
Randy and Dean are joined with Josie Fouts who is preparing to set the women's hour track record at the San Diego velodrome. The Warren brothers also discuss the recent races in Europe including the thrilling Criterium du Dauphine. American Sepp Kuss caps off a successful 5 stages for Team Jumbo-Visma by winning the final day in Megeve.
Randy and Dean Warren discuss the latest in professional cycling at the World Tour is in full swing after the coronavirus pandemic break from racing. Team Jumbo-Visma looks to be the stronger of the two super teams with Primoz Roglic besting Team Ineos' Egan Bernal at the Tour de l'Ain in France. Another head to head matchup takes place later in the week at the Criterium du Dauphine. Jumbo-Visma's Wout van Aert takes Milan-Sanremo and Rally Cycling's Gavin Mannion wins two stages in the Le Tour de Savoie Mont Blanc race.
In a rare two episode release day, the Warren brothers talk about the latest in professional cycling as the 2020 road race season has resumed in Europe. Multiple races have taken place and are in progress as Randy and Dean break down the first World Tour race in the second half of the season, Strade Bianche. The Warrens also talk about the stage races that took place in Spain and France and the tragic finish at stage 1 in Poland. Randy and Dean look forward to the upcoming events as well including Milano-Sanremo.
The Warren Cycling Podcast caught up with Equipe Paule Ka's Leah Thomas to talk to her about her excellent Strade Bianche result as well as many other topics. Leah shares her how she became a professional cyclist story as well as her secrets to enjoying long training rides. She also informs on the current racing and living conditions for the professional cyclist in these coronavirus times.
Florida Velo's Michael Hernandez joins Randy and Dean Warren to talk about the recent racing in northern Georgia. Michael also discusses his transition from aging out of Aevolo's U23 program to racing for Florida Velo. In Spain the Volta a Burgos has completed two stages so far as the regional race has taken on a higher importance this year. The Warrens look forward to Saturday's Strade Bianche race with the hope that it will indeed take place.
In Episode 213 Randy and Dean catch up on the latest cycling news. The Warren brothers hold their collective breaths in the hope that the World Tour revised schedule will actually begin in the next coming weeks. Racing has resumed in Romania for the men and Spain for women where World Champ Annemiek van Vleuten (Mitchelton-Scott) won solo the Emakumeen Nafarroako Klasikoa one day race. Randy offers a breaking news update on Garmin's outage reason.
Randy and Dean Warren talk about the latest professional cycling news and their own exploits on the bicycle each week. Team Ineos elected not to renew four time Tour de France winner Chris Froome's contract after his current one expires at the end of 2020. Israel Start-Up Nation signs Froome for five years. Team Rally has a special expert to assist their team. Emma Pooley sets women's Everesting record.
Randy and Dean Warren talk each week about the latest in professional cycling as well as their own personal riding. Dean has been riding in Germany lately and Randy is riding in North Carolina. UAE Team Emirates' Tadej Pogacar defeated Jumbo Visma's Primoz Roglic in the Slovenian national time trial race, while amateur racing has gotten underway in Georgia and Colorado.
The Warren Cycling Podcast's very own Randy Warren successfully Everested, climbing 29,029 feet last week on Friday! EF Education First's Lachlan Morton returned to set the Everesting record as his first attempt was nullified by bad data. USA Cycling asks Billy Innes to step down and Team Jumbo Visma's Primoz Roglic wins the Slovenian National Road Race Championship.
The Warren brothers are back after Dean's cross country move to talk about the latest in cycling. Randy plans an everest attempt and Lachlan Morton of EF Education First breaks the record on a familiar climb. Bora-hansgrohe's Peter Sagen sticks to his plans to ride the Giro and forgo Flanders and Roubaix.
Randy and Dean Warren catch up on the latest cycling news including more Everesting attempts. The Warren brothers discuss group riding during these coronavirus times and talk about the bicycle boom in the United States. Bicycle shops across the nation are facing supply shortages as more people are buying bikes and getting out and riding.
In Episode 207 Randy and Dean Warren talk about the latest cycling news including the changes at Strava. Dean reveals his failed attempt to wear a mask during exercise, and Randy discusses his upcoming Everest attempt. The UCI has a full calendar out and the Warren brothers hope for lots of racing in the fall to talk about. Team Ineos' Chris Froome celebrates his 35th birthday and will most likely change teams next year.
In Episode 206 Randy and Dean catch up on the latest cycling news. Randy plans his attempt to Everest in June, while a new Everest record has just been set by Phil Gaimon. E-bikes are getting better and the Warrens talk about the benefits of riding power assisted bicycles.
In Episode 205 the Warren brothers talk about their own rides and the new UCI race calendar. Who knows if the races will take place as planned but it will be a wildly packed season from August through the beginning of November if they do take place. Randy and Dean touch on the recent Zwift races and appreciate they are able to ride outdoors throughout this difficult time.
In Episode 204 Rally Cycling's Robin Carpenter joins Randy and Dean Warren to talk about his San Diego Strava competition and giving away bread that he bakes. The Warrens discuss Randy's upcoming Strava races in the Asheville area, and how to set up this kind of event. Robin gives his pointers for Strava competitions as well as how to bake delicious sourdough bread. Randy and Dean wonder about the proposed races in late summer and the fall.
The Warren brothers are back talking about the latest in riding a bicycle and the indoor racing that has been going on. Randy didn't realize we missed a week, but here we are two weeks later catching up on the latest news. Schedules are being remade and we are all hopeful there will be big races later this summer and fall.
In Episode 202 Randy and Dean Warren catch up on the latest cycling news which includes the racing that is going on indoors on platforms such as Zwift. The Warren brothers talk about how pros stack up against seasoned Zwift riders. Randy and Dean also look at how power output has impacted the pathway to becoming a pro.
In Episode 201 Randy and Dean Warren celebrate the 200th episode anniversary of the Warren Cycling Podcast by interviewing retired professional cyclist and NBC cycling commentator Christian Vande Velde. Christian talks about growing up in a cycling family and his cycling career as well as post career. Randy and Dean discuss the Tour de Quarantine and Alexey Vermeulen send a 200th episode congrats message. The Warren brothers remember to mention the birthdays from March 31st.
For episode 200 Randy and Dean had planned a nice interview and celebrating the 200th milestone, but the coronavirus has wrecked havoc on most everyones plans, big and small. The Warrens did receive a couple nice messages from Lily Williams and Jens Voigt. The Warren brothers talk about training during this lockdown time and what cycling movies to watch.
Randy and Dean talk about the latest in professional cycling each week. This week the big story as is around most the world pertains to the effects of the coronavirus. Many races have been cancelled while some such as Paris-Nice is on, for now at least. The first three stages were exciting and we talk about it.
Randy and Dean Warren interview CCC Team's Joey Rosskopf. Joey talks about his start to the 2020 season where he took the King of the Mountain points jersey at the Santos Tour Down Under. Rosskopf describes his entry into cycling and his sports background growing up in Georgia. The Warren brothers recap the first weekend of racing in Belgium and the Track World Championships.
In Episode 197 Dean and Randy Warren catch up on the latest in professional bicycle racing. Randy is on his way to Georgia for the Tour of the Southern Highlands Race. Mitchelton-Scott's Adam Yates impresses at the UAE Tour as did Decueninck-Quickstep's Remco Evenepoel at the Volta Algarve race in Portugal.
In Episode 196 the Warren brothers discuss the emerging gravel riding and racing scene. Randy has a new gravel bike on order and will host a gravel camp this year. Randy and Dean talk about the latest professional racing going on in Europe and the Middle East as well as a recap of EF Education First's Tour of Columbia domination. Each episode the Warrens end with birthday wishes to those pro riders who was born on the day of the podcast recording.
In Episode 195 Randy and Dean Warren talk about the professional road racing in Columbia, France, Spain and Malaysia. The Warrens discuss how much weight to put on these early results and the indicators of form in February, as well as the early success Team UAE has had. Randy and Dean list the track World Championship US National team selections and chances for medals in Berlin.
Randy and Dean Warren talk each week about all things cycling focusing on all disciplines of professional racing. In Episode 194 the Warren brothers recap the end of the Vuelta a San Juan in Argentina and check in on the results from the races in Spain and Saudi Arabia. First year World Tour rider Brandon McNulty of UAE Emirates impressed us in Argentina as did overall winner Remco Evenepoel (Deceunink-Quickstep). Randy and Dean also talk about the cyclocross World Championships.
In Episode 193 Randy and Dean Warren discuss the latest cycling results across multiple disciplines. The Warren brothers recap the end of the Santos Tour Down Under and the beginning of the Tour of San Juan. There is also racing in Mallorca to talk about as well as Gravel and the final Cyclocross World Cup race.
In Episode 192 Randy and Dean Warren talk about the Women's Tour Down Under won by American Road Race Champion Ruth Winder of Trek Segafredo as well as the in progress Men's Tour Down Under. The Warrens focus on the American riders as CCC's Joey Rosskopf has taken the climbers jersey after a couple of days riding in the breakaway. Randy and Dean also look ahead to the track world cup in Canada and cyclocross worlds coming up.
In Episode 191 Randy and Dean catch up with Israel Start Up Nation's Travis McCabe just before he leaves for Argentina and the begins his World Tour season. McCabe offers many insights into his preparation for the jump up to the World Tour level. Randy and Dean touch on the beginning of the Women's Tour Down under and the latest in cyclocross.
Happy New Year! In Episode 190 Randy and Dean Warren discuss the latest bicycle racing news. Cyclocross racing is focused in Europe as it builds towards the world championships in under four weeks. The road racing starts up soon in Australia with concerns for the raging fires across the country. Dean interviewed Taylor Warren after breaking the San Diego velodrome's hour track record.
Each week Randy and Dean discuss the latest bicycle racing results and other cycling news. The Warren brothers also talk about the weather and how to stay motivated for the upcoming cycling season. Long cyclocross winning streaks were broken over the last weekend. Randy and Dean cover it all and wish their listeners a wonder Christmas season!
Randy and Dean Warren talk about all the latest cycling news from rider signings to cyclocross results and the hard to find world cup track cycling results. The Warren brothers also look into the best practices for training in December and staying healthy.
Randy and Dean Warren talk each week about all that is going on in cycling, with an emphasis on professional racing. In Episode 187 the Warren brothers talk about the difficult progress to get more US Olympic spots for the men's road race. Randy and Dean refer to Larry Warbasse's assessment of the lack of a true American based World Tour team to develop US riders. The Warrens also discuss cyclocross racing and the upcoming US nationals.
In episode 186 the Warren brothers interview Alexey Vermeulen as he talks about his transition season to racing mountain bikes. Alexey capped off the season with a fine Iceman Cometh win. Randy and Dean take a quick look at the latest in cyclocross and other cycling news.
Randy and Dean Warren interview Jeff Van Drunen, the founder of AltRed, a natural betalain supplement. Jeff explains the product that in tests have proven to improve performance and recovery which also enables athletes to be able to train harder. The Warren brothers then check out the latest cyclocross results and the recent Track World Cup events. Randy and Dean are impressed by the November 14th birthday list.
Each week Randy and Dean Warren talk about the latest cycling news on the Warren Cycling Podcast. The Warren brothers take a look at next year's Giro d' Italia route and which stages will make the greatest impact on the race. Randy and Dean discuss Chris Froome's slow recovery from injury and question if he will ever return to his previous Tour de France winning form. The Warrens also cover the latest cyclocross racing in Belgium and in Cincinnati.
The Warren brothers are back this week with Rally UHC Cycling's new signing, Lily Williams. Lily shares her cycling story, coming from a runners background to top level cyclist. Lily talks about her road racing season and track experience this year with the national team. Randy and Dean cover the last couple pro road races in Asia, and then plug the Bookwalter Binge, which takes place October 26th.
Randy and Dean Warren talk weekly on the Warren Cycling Podcast about all the latest in professional bicycle racing. The Warren brothers check out the riders who look to be in the best shape to win the final monument of the season, Il Lombardia in Italy. Randy and Dean also discuss cyclocross in Arkansas and the upcoming 'cross season.
In Episode 181 the Warren brothers talk from opposite sides of the world to discuss the UCI Road World Championships. Randy and Dean recap the U23 Men's race as well as the Elite Women and Elite Men's races.
In Episode 180 Randy and Dean talk to Darren Dowling who is in York, England. Darren has been staying in Harrogate riding the roads of Yorkshire and gives a first hand report from the UCI World Road Championships. Randy and Dean celebrate the success of the Americans as Team USA has won six medals so far including 3 World Championship jerseys.
In Episode 179 Randy and Dean Warren talk about all things cycling on their parents 60th wedding anniversary. The Warren brothers talk about Jumbo-Visma's Primoz Roglic winning the Vuelta as well as Mathieu van der Poel's Tour of Britain win. The Warrens look to the upcoming Road World Championships including the new mixed team relay event. Randy and Dean also discuss the latest women's races, and the world cup cyclocross season opening at Jingle Cross in the US.
In Episode 178 Randy and Dean Warren talk about the exciting final week at the Vuelta a Espana, including American Sepp Kuss winning a stage. Jumbo-Visma's Primoz Roglic looks to have a lock on the overall but suddenly Movistar's Nairo Quintana gained back over five minutes. This sets up either the battle for the overall or the Movistar prize. The Warrens discuss Kate Courtney winning the mountain bike world cup overall. Randy and Dean also look towards the cycling world road championships in Yorkshire.