The Detour Podcast

We catch up with Australian Jai Hindley pre start as he prepares for a monster final week of the Giro. A day for the breakaway as we recap stage 15 and fire up the Detour Delorean to a funny moment from 2016.

Iffy predicted Simon Yates would return to win stages at the Giro after dropping out of GC contention and the boy from Bury delivered.  We get all the celebration from inside the team camp after an incredible and hot stage 14 at the Giro.

It was the frenchman again Arnaud Démare who claim stage honours at the Giro as the big breaking news of the morning was Romain Bardet having to withdraw due to illness during stage 13.  John Trevorrow catches up with Miles Scotson after the finish to get the celebrations within the FDJ camp.

It was always setup for a breakaway day on stage 12 and that's how it panned out as Stefano Oldani continued the winning run for Italy.  John catches up with all the big names pre start as Lucas Hamilton finishes 7th on the stage for BEX.

We recap stage 11 at the Giro as Caleb Ewan misses his chance to snare a stage victory along with heartbreak again for Gaviria. John checks in with plenty of big names again before the start as we celebrate Iffy's birthday.

Biniam Girmay creates history at the Giro after claiming honours in stage 10.  We get all the post race reaction and talk about his effect on not just cycling, but world sport.

After a heart breaking day on stage 9 of the Giro for Simon Yates the question remains what does the team do from this point on?  We also get a fascinating insight from George Bennett and Sam Bewley from the Social Distance Podcast as to what it's like from a riders perspective when races don't go to plan.

We recap all the action from stage 9 as Jai Hindley returns to the winners circle at the Giro d'Italia.  BikeExchange Jayco overall hopeful Simon Yates dropped out of contention after losing 11 minutes on the stage.  We get all the inside word from John on the ground.

Dylan Groenewegen silences the critics with a powerful stage 4 win at the Tour de Hongrie as we recap the sprint finish.  John also catches up with Simon Yates, Caleb Ewan, Jai Hindley and Richie Port before the start of Stage 8.

It was a day for the breakaway on stage 7 at the Giro d'Italia with no major GC shake up.  We chat with BikeExchange Jayco DS Gene Bates to recap the stage and Sam Bewley joins us again live.

It turned out to be a millimetre finish in stage 6 of the Giro as Arnaud Démare narrowly edges out Caleb Ewan for the stage honours. We're joined live by BikeExchange Jayco GM Brent Copeland and Sam Bewley to wrap the stage.

We were hoping for a battle of the sprint kings on stage 5 at the Giro but it wasn't to be as Cavendish and Ewan were not able to join the main group for the bunch sprint.  We recap all the action from the stage live with Sam Bewley and also chat about Sarah Gigante's first win in Europe.

We wrap all the action from stage 4 at the Giro as Lennard Kämna wins the stage with some GC contenders dropping out of the overall chances in this years race.  John catches up with Richie Porte prior to the start and Damien Howson post race.

John catches up with BikeExchange-Jayco rider Lucas Hamilton on the eve of the stage 4 battle up Mt Etna.  John also runs into his old sports director from the 1980 Giro D'Italia and shares some funny insights from the old days of cycling.

13 years after his first victory at the Giro Mark Cavendish returns to the top step again after winning stage 3 of the Giro d'Italia.  We cross live to John Trevorrow for all the breakdown of the stage and post race reactions.

We catch up with Simon Yates and Gerry Ryan after his amazing win in 9km TT stage 2 of the Giro.  Iffy chats with Simon on the bus and gets all the emotion from inside Team BikeExchange Jayco.

We check in with John Trevorrow live from Hungary as we wrap the opening stage of the Giro d'Italia as Mathieu van der Poel takes the opening stage and maglia rosa.

We kick off the 2022 Giro d'Italia with John Trevorrow live from Hungary after the team presentations.  John's got all the goss from inside the BikeExchange Jayco team before things kick off for the opening stage.

We're joined live by Australian FDJ Nouvelle-Aquitaine Futuroscope rider Grace Brown after finishing 2nd at Liege Bastogne Liege.  We chat about her season so far and what her plans are for the remainder of 2022.

We're joined by Ineos Grenadiers DS Brett Lancaster, BikeExchange Jayco head DS Matt White and former pro Henk Vogals to wrap the classics season so far and preview Liege Bastogne Liege.

We chat with the only two Australians to win the Paris-Roubaix Mat Hayman and Stuart O'Grady both live from Europe, to preview the 2022 edition of the 'Hell of the North.'

We're joined by Team BikeExchange-Jayco sprinter Kaden Groves after his impressive stage 2 victory in Turkey.  Dave Sanders and Henk Vogels also join us live to chat about Kaden, Amstel Gold Race and look ahead to Paris-Roubaix.

We chat with Australian Cycling royalty Allan Peiper after he was inducted into the Maillot Jaune Hall of Fame and to get some more insight on Tadej Pogacar. We also check in with Aussie cycling journalist and author Rupert Guinness as he embarks on yet another epic rider across America.

We're joined live by Flanders race director Scott Sunderland and 2007 Paris-Roubaix winners Stuart O'Grady, who's on the ground for Mummu Cycling checking out the classics in Europe.

We're joined by former Australian cyclist and commentator Simon Gerrans and Israel-Premier Tech rider Daryl Impey to relive some great memories over their cycling careers, none bigger than the 2013 Tour de France.  We also look ahead to the Tour of Flanders.