Hosted by Ned Boulting, David Millar and Pete Kennaugh. The three talk about lots of things, although they never stray far from the core issue, bike racing. Expect guests from the racing world and some proper old school reporting from the road side. Sponsored by CHPT3, Supass and The Road Book. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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Gesamtlänge aller Episoden: 8 days 12 hours 18 minutes
episode 16: THE ROAD BOOK #16: Paris Nice Stage Three - More wind but different! And Sagan almost wins but doesn't.
A Sagan special as Ned tries to back up his ludicrous prediction, and David has to listen to him reading from one of his books.
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episode 15: THE ROAD BOOK #15: Paris Nice Stage Two (and there's more carnage)
The winds blow, the bordures bordure and Ned's predictions grow wings.
Ned and David talk about the oft and aforementioned predictions regards certain professional cyclist's future, not just in 2020, but forever, aka the Dark List of Ned's that can be found in their genesis state here. They also talk about the bike race, and Ned interviews Molly Weaver about her life in cycling...
episode 14: THE ROAD BOOK #14: Paris Nice Stage One
David and Ned are reunited in France* and begin the first of eight world class podcasts from Paris** and then Nice***
*Ealing
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episode 13: THE ROAD BOOK #13: Unlucky for some. Matt Rendell joins Ned on the line, from quarantine in the UAE.
Ned and Matt discuss the ramifications for cycling of the Coronavirus, with Matt in lockdown in Abu Dhabi
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episode 12: THE ROAD BOOK #12: Nairo, Remco, Pog, van der Haar and Yates all get repeated hat doffs - and we dive headlong into the history of Dave and Ned's much loved Park Run movement.
A look back at the welter of fantastic racing over the last week, as well as a fascinating insight into the mind of the creator of Park Run phenomenon, podcast listener Paul Sinton-Hewitt.
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episode 11: THE ROAD BOOK #11: Our Man In Asia. Dave and Ned are separated by seven time zones, but remain in contact via the World Wide Web..
A round-up of recent racing (already dated, because Ned couldn't find any WiFi - though the points are good ones), and then a special focus on Asia and the Tour de Langkawi - we hear from a rising star of sprinting, and chew the cud of the British cycling scene with John Herety, who happens to be in Malaysia.
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episode 10: THE ROAD BOOK #10: Let 2020 rip! David and Ned chat Froome, Australia, Dogs, Yorkshire, Theatres and stuff
Ned is back from spending a few days with Chris Froome, and David has been watching the Tour Down Under (well, bits of it)
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episode 9: THE ROAD BOOK #9: A bumper Xmas special, featuring Rendell and all sorts...
Ned and David have a little think about mismatching kits, Steve Cummings, the Vuelta and Marathon running, while Rendell tells us all about his holiday with Peter Sagan, Nairo Quintana, Egan Bernal and Richard Carapaz...
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episode 8: THE ROAD BOOK #8: Steve Cummings has something to say.
Steve Cummings talks to Ned about a difficult decision, and looks back on a prestigious career.
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episode 7: THE ROAD BOOK #7: The Editor's Cut. A scripted review, lifted from the pages of The Road Book of a glorious year.
With David otherwise detained, Ned reads from his Editor's Introduction which opens the 2019 Road Book, and looks backs on the best year on the road for a long, long time.
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