Itv Sport Tour De France Podcast

A Slovakian Cannibal and Cannibalised Ewan combine for a fun-filled Stage 3 Podcast.

French television directors, Peter Sagan impressions, National Champions’ jerseys, Julian Alaphilippe and, of course, Thomas De Gendt. Pretty much a full house then on the ITV Podcast bingo for Stage 2.

Ned, Chris, Matt and Pete discuss an incident packed stage one which saw a surprise stage winner.

Ned, Matt, Chris and Pete are back to preview an unfamiliar looking Tour de France which is set to depart from Nice on Saturday.

Ned and David rate the Vuelta out of ten, reflect on the stand out moments of the 2019 Edition, and shed light on a dangerous floater at the Worlds

David and Ned reflect on the confirmation of one of the most exciting young talents in the history of the sport – and then proceed to get philosophical. Because why not?

David and Ned talk about the wind (again) and Movistar (again) and preview the upcoming World Championships in Yorkshire.

David and Ned get the latest from Matt Rendell on another Colombian winner and check into Phoenix Arizona to find out how to save the world

No “Any Other Business” today because the bike race was all business. David and Ned try to make sense of Movistar’s Tug of War.

“How come he’d never won a stage of a Grand Tour before?” And other important questions – all answered in today’s pod

David and Ned celebrate a memorable win from a rising star and delve deep into their history books.

A Stellar ride from a stellar rider as Dave and Ned go into interstellar overdrive

A world class race which Ned and David fail to describe in a very mediocre podcast. Their words though...

Dave and Ned pay homage to a great champion, and start to bid farewell to a much-loved part of the world.

Ned and Dave dive deep into the Basque county to salute a special region with special traditions and they celebrate a special stage winner.

A decisive day at the La Vuelta as David and Ned dig deep into their home spun dictionary of cycling terminology.

Ned and Dave reflect on the calm after another storm and talk about talented riders, both very young and really rather old.

Dave and Ned ride the storm as the Vuelta heads to Catalunya - and offer a glimpse into the inner workings of ITV’s Tour de France operation.

Ned and David discuss an exciting stage 7 as the race hits the gruelling Alto Mas de la Costa.

Ned and David tackle through stage 6 of La Vuelta from Mora de Rubielos to Ares del Maestrat