The Bradley Wiggins Show By Eurosport

After Julian Alaphilippe's Stage 2 win in Nice, Brad and Graham are joined by seven-time Paris-Nice winner Sean Kelly to break down the Frenchman's triumph, and those emotional scenes after the race.Meanwhile, Adam Yates made the podium and ahead of his move to Ineos, could the Brit make a play for yellow in the coming days?The team also assess Peter Sagan's form after two stages and his chances of winning another green jersey, and delve into how the GC teams are shaping up. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

The delayed Tour de France got off to a chaotic start on Saturday with crashes galore on Stage 1 thanks to a deluge of rain around Nice.Graham and Brad are joined by Joanna Rowsell to reflect on Alexander Kristoff's win, and a brilliant day's work for Lizzie Deignan at La Course.But should there be a full women's Tour?The team also discuss the Olympics, the risks involved in racing and all the other big storylines on day one. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Brad and Graham preview every aspect of the 2020 Tour de France.Brad has the inside track on the news that Mark Cavendish will once again miss out on competing at the Tour, while giving an in-depth analysis of the shock exclusion of Chris Froome and Geraint Thomas from the Ineos Grenadiers team.We also hear from Orla Chennaoui on how the coverage of the Tour will differ in the age of Coronavirus, and the fallout from Brailsford’s decision.  The Bradley Wiggins Show is produced by Pete Burton. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Bradley Wiggins and host Graham Willgoss are joined by GCN's Dan Lloyd and fan favourite, Matt Stephens.There are unfortunately more crashes to discuss after Il Lombardia favourite Remco Evenepoel crashed off a bridge, while Maximilian Schachmann was taken out by a public car on the race route. However, Matt comes to the defence of the race organisers.There’s more on Fabio Jakobsen’s recovery and Brad tells of his correspondence with Dylan Groenewegen this week, and how much his support means to the Dutch rider.The team cover every aspect of The Criterium du Dauphine, including Jumbo Visma’s ‘crazy’ depth, Ineos’ disappointing showing and Julian Alaphilippe’s unlikely Grand Tour future.The guys also tackle the harsh truths on the fragility of the 2020 cycling season.The Bradley Wiggins Show is produced by Pete Burton. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Bradley Wiggins and Graham Willgoss are joined by cycling presenter, broadcaster and commentator Laura Winter.The Dylan Groenewegen and Fabio Jakobsen crash is analysed with sprinting tactics, the UCI and the Tour of Poland organisers all coming into the crosshairs of Brad and the team.Cycling’s other major talking points are discussed, including: Have Jumbo-Visma overtaken Team Ineos as the GC powerhouse of the sport? Can Chris Froome’s fairytale comeback materialise? Is the Egan Bernal and Primoz Roglic rivalry the future of cycling’s GC battles? And is Annemiek van Vleuten’s dominance of women’s cycling a good or bad thing?Be sure to follow Laura Winter on Twitter @lauracwinterThe Bradley Wiggins Show is presented by Graham Willgoss and produced by Pete Burton. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Answering the best ‘ask Brad’ yet from Mani Arthur, founder of the Black Cyclists Network, Brad talks about the changing perception people have of him. From the foul-mouthed insecure rider to the sociable champion of mental health.From the veil of celebrity and the pitfalls of it to regaining his love for cycling with Eurosport. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Brad is back with a bang as the pro peloton returns in some style at Strade Bianche.Brad is joined by Dan Lloyd of GCN and Mani Arthur, founder of the Black Cyclists Network, an inclusive group dedicated to breaking down barriers that exist in the world of Cycling and tackling the stark lack of diversity and representation in the sport, from grass roots all the way up to the elite level.We cover all the big news since our last episode, while Brad makes some bold predictions about Chris Froome, Egan Bernal and Geraint Thomas.Be sure to follow BCN on instagram @ blackcyclistsnetwork See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

As cycling returns, so does The Bradley Wiggins Show as season three resumes this coming Monday.Brad and Graham will be dissecting Strade Bianche, previewing a cycling season like no other, and catching up on all the big news during lockdown.The Bradley Wiggins Show will be bigger than ever in 2020, with successive episodes after Strade Bianche, Milan-Sanremo and Il Lombardia leading up to the Tour de France, when we will be serving up daily podcasts for the first time.Then we will be bringing you Brad's unique insight throughout the World Championships, Giro, all the Classics and finally the Vuelta, ending in November(!).It's going to be different, and possibly a little weird, but definitely brilliant. Join us throughout the (somehat delayed) 2020 season. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In a special one-off bonus episode Bradley Wiggins joins Lizzie Deignan and host Orla Chennaoui as part of Eurosport’s ‘Return to London 2012 series’. Brad opens up like never before on every aspect of his games in a summer that redefined British sport. From riders letting down Mark Cavendish to having to ‘cruelly’ ignore his family to focus on gold.You can relive London 2012 in all its glory with exclusive interviews from Brad, Chris Hoy, Joanna Rowsell, Mo Farah, Greg Rutherford and many more here: https://www.eurosportplayer.com/sport/olympic-gamesThe Bradley Wiggins Show will be back soon, stay tuned! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Life in lockdown means we can't bring you any episodes with Brad right now, but why not take advantage of a prolonged break in the racing calendar to revisit some of the great tales from the peloton's past?There are over 20 episodes of Re-Cycle, Eurosport's cycling history podcast, for you to discover, and today we are giving you the most recent in full as we revisit Frank Vandenbroucke's swaggering La Doyenne victory in 1999 - a win which promised to be the first of many Monuments, but ultimately proved the pinnacle of a highly troubled life and career.To listen and subscribe to the rest of the series, search ‘Eurosport Re-Cycle’ or click here We are adding new episodes all the time, so even though the cycling has stopped for now, Re-Cycle hasn't. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Bradley Wiggins, Adam Blythe and Graham Willgoss ask if Coronavirus has called time on the 2020 racing calendar and put themselves in the shoes of a pro with no goal to train for. Plus: why Mark Cavendish deserves a final crack at Olympic gold. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Brad, Matt Stephens and Graham Willgoss start the pod’s new season reflecting on how the coronavirus has wreaked havoc on the peloton and what it means for the remainder of the campaign.The trio also pay tribute to Nicolas Portal and review an explosive Paris-Nice. Plus: a question for Brad from a celeb in a different sort of Lycra. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

If like Brad you're a cycling history nut, or you want to learn more about the rich tapestry of stories from the peloton’s past, Re-Cycle is the podcast for you.Join Graham Willgoss for episode one of Eurosport’s new cycling history podcast, as we revisit the year there were two winners of Paris-Roubaix.To subscribe to the rest of the series, search ‘Eurosport Re-Cycle’ or click here  See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Brad, Adam Blythe, Matt Stephens and Graham Willgoss sum up an epic week at the World Championships in Yorkshire with dramatic victories for Mads Pedersen and Annemiek van Vleuten, remember Cav’s best and worst days chasing the Rainbow Jersey and affirm Froome’s right to privacy as he prepares to return from injury. Plus: Brad takes questions from our live audience. Dane of the Day? There can be only one. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Graham Willgoss and Bradley Wiggins are joined by special guest Steve Cummings for in-depth preview of the 92nd Road World Championships in Yorkshire. Elsewhere, Brad reveals a special nickname for Sir Dave Brailsford and also explains why he decided to destroy his knighthood. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Brad and Matt Stephens decamp to a watering hole just west of Madrid to reflect on Primoz Roglic’s historic victory at the 74th edition of the Vuelta a Espana. Elsewhere, well wishes are sent Sir Dave Brailsford’s way and with the final Grand Tour of 2019 now concluded, the guys switch their focus towards the impending UCI World Championships in Yorkshire. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

After a gutsy Sepp Kuss victory at La Vuelta, Bradley Wiggins, Graham Willgoss, Magnus Backstedt and Rob Hatch make Jumbo-Visma the squad to challenge Team Ineos in 2020. Plus: a look back at the season’s biggest moments, UCI World Championships predictions, riffing on Paris-Roubaix, the Dane of the Day and a heavyweight Ask Brad from Anthony Joshua. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Graham Willgoss, Bradley Wiggins and Adam Blythe review a rain soaked Stage 9 of La Vuelta where Nairo Quintana regained the red jersey following Tadej Pogacar's impressive victory. Elsewhere, the futures of Chris Froome and Mark Cavendish are discussed, plus another Ask Brad and a very special edition of Dane of the Day featuring Fabian Cancellara. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Brad and Matt Stephens ponder whether an already explosive and unpredictable Vuelta a España is Nairo Quintana’s for the taking after the Colombian’s emphatic Stage 2 win, dissect a sorry start in Spain for Team INEOS, tackle another Ask Brad and, of course, present the Dane of the Day. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Brad and Matt Stephens predict further domination for Team Ineos after Egan Bernal confirms his stunning Tour de France victory in Paris. The guys reflect on one of the greatest editions in the history of the race, plus an interview with record-breaking seven-time Green Jersey winner Peter Sagan. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.