Half Wheeling

He grew up in Orange, Australia. Last year he wore the Maglia Rosa at the Baby Giro. A year later he found himself in the yellow jersey at the Dauphiné - now known as the Tour Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes. This is the story of Luke Tuckwell. The 21-year-old Australian from Red Bull–BORA–hansgrohe who introduced himself to the cycling world with a breakthrough performance at this year’s Dauphiné. In this e...

The Giro d'Italia 2026 is done. A historical edition with Jonas Vingegaard becoming the only 8th cyclist to have won all three Grand Tours. Fear not your Giro-blues... Join Anders Mielke as he looks back on the third and final week of the Giro d'Italia 2026 together with colleagues from Eurosport and voices from the peloton and the cycling family. Half Wheeling's final audio postcard f...

The second week done and dusted - surely some Giro d’Italia blues on the final rest day? Jump on the wheel of Anders Mielke as he looks back on the second week of the Giro d'Italia 2026 together with colleagues from Eurosport and voices from the peloton and the cycling family. From pink drama to life on the road, this is your audio postcard from Italy after the second week of the Giro d'Italia. Fo...

Nine stages down - any Giro d’Italia blues on the rest day? Jump on the wheel of Anders Mielke as he looks back on the opening week of the Giro d'Italia 2026 together with colleagues from Eurosport and voices from the peloton and the cycling family. From pink drama to life on the road, this is your audio postcard from Bulgaria & Italy after the first nine stages of the Giro. Follow every s...

In episode two of Half Wheeling , we’re joined by sprint legend Marcel Kittel. Now back in the peloton as the sprint coach for Unibet Rose Rockets. From reflecting on his early retirement to stepping into a completely new role, Kittel shares what it really takes to return to the sport and why this project pulled him back in. At the heart of the episode is his work with Dylan Groenewegen. Former ri...

The very first episode of Half Wheeling takes a deep dive into Mads Pedersen’s painful comeback. After crashing on the first race day on February 4, 2026 - suffering a broken collarbone and a fractured wrist - Pedersen returns against the odds to deliver an extraordinary spring campaign, finishing top 10 in every classic and top 7 in all three Monuments he contested. This episode unfolds as a docu...