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.