Cycling Legends Podcast

Enric Mas finally wins the Vuelta — and somehow Movistar manage not to Movistar it. We look back at Mas v Roglič, ask what Spain has told us about the World Championships, and wonder whether Movistar have finally shaken off the ghosts of Vueltas past.

📸 Stage 18’s Individual Time Trial was a pivotal story in this year’s Vuelta and the race does have a habit of saving its biggest twists for the race of truth. In 2003, Roberto Heras started the Stage 20 mountain TT to Alto de Abantos 1:55 behind race leader Isidro Nozal. Twenty-five minutes later, he’d won the stage, taken 2:23 out of Nozal and seized the gold jersey by 28 seconds — with Madrid just a day away. (Manuel Bruque/EPA)

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After a month spent following the racing around France, The Feed Zone is back. David has a shiny new laptop, the Vuelta is underway, the transfer market is bubbling nicely, and there’s plenty to discuss from the Tour of Britain Women. We also reflect on the tragic death of Fin Tarling and the wider questions it raises about rider safety.

📸 Monaco 2026 marked La Vuelta’s seventh start outside Spain - and its third in succession. The first came in Lisbon in 1997. Alex Zülle is pictured placing fourth in the stage 9 Córdoba time trial that year, enough to take the race lead and carry it all the way to Madrid. (Graham Watson/Getty)

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The dust has just about settled on a(nother) thrilling Tour de France Femmes. Katy Madgwick joins Chris, David and Gary to look back at Demi Vollering’s historic victory, Kasia’s Ventoux heroics, the riders who lit up the race — and the controversies that threatened (briefly) to overshadow it.

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From Boels-Dolmans to SD Worx-Protime, this is the story of the women’s cycling super-team that rewrote the rules of dominance. On the eve of the 2026 Tour de France Femmes, we trace the roots, riders, rivalries and rainbow jerseys behind a squad that shaped the modern era — from Lizzie Deignan, Anna van der Breggen and Chantal Blaak to Demi Vollering, Lorena Wiebes and Lotte Kopecky.

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Nine stages. Nearly 19,000 metres of climbing. A time trial. Mont Ventoux. And perhaps the deepest field the Tour de France Femmes has ever assembled.

Gary and Chris look ahead to the jewel in women’s cycling’s glittering crown.

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