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Ineos Grenadiers are looking to be more aggressive in the Transfer market with Primoz Roglic and Oscar Onley as the potential key targets. 00:00 Intro 00:10 Big News01:09 Will Ineos Sign Oscar Onley Or Primoz Roglic?07:43 UAE Team Emirates FIRST SIGNING 13:45 Milan's Brother Signs For FDJ14:57 New Exciting American Pro Conti Team?

The Hamburg one day race will see the return of last years podium with Olav Kooij, Jonathan Milan and Biniam Girmay but will they feature on the podium in 2025? Isaac del Toro will attempt to upset the sprinters and could be in the mix for a brave attack.

Pro Cycling Transfer Talks 2026 Episode 4 Remco Evenepoel Confirmed to Red Bull Bora-hansgrohe Dylan Groenewegen to Team Rockets Confirmed Biniam Girmay linked to UAE, Quickstep and FDJFollow us @thecyclingdane YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/thecyclingdane/

The transfer saga of Remco Evenepoel finally came to an end with the confirmation of his move to Red Bull Bora-hansgrohe after more than a year of rumours and speculatons.

Tadej Pogacar won't be getting back to La Vuelta which he hasn't been to since 2019, but rather he will be heading back to Canada before finishing the season in Italy once more with Il Lombardia.

The 2025 cycling season is heating up, and Scott and Patrick are here to break it all down! In this special race preview episode, the duo dives into the star-studded lineup featuring Marc Hirschi, Tiesj Benoot, Maxim van Gils , and rising talent Isaac del Toro. Can Hirschi capitalize on his Tudor Pro Cycling support, or will UAE Team Emirates dominate another one day race? Scott and Patrick dissec...

Ewan and Scott break down some of the most recent transfer rumours during and after the Tour de France. Will Biniam Girmay Leave Intermarche Wanty? Has Remco Evenepoel signed a deal with Red Bull Bora-Hansgrohe? And Kevin Vauquelin not sure about Ineos Grenadiers anymore? Ewan's articles at Cyclist - https://www.cyclist.co.uk/author/ewan-wilson-staff-writer

Jonas Vingegaard has ambition past the Tour de France podium and he will look to improve on his second place from the 2023 Vuelta and Visma have supplied him with a strong team with Sepp Kuss and Wilco Kelderman.

The Tour de France has seen a lot of big results for many teams and some that would have wanted more out of the Tour de France 2025 but who was the best team in the end and who overachieved. Ewan's articles at Cyclist - https://www.cyclist.co.uk/author/ewan-wilson-staff-writer

Ewan's articles at Cyclist - https://www.cyclist.co.uk/author/ewan-wilson-staff-writer Stage 19 was dramatically shortened to just 93 kilometres due to restrictions linked to a local outbreak of cow disease, but the decisive summit finish on La Plagne remained in place — and it delivered plenty of action. In a surprising twist, Primož Roglič launched himself into an aggressive breakaway early on,...

Stage 18 delivered another dramatic twist in this year’s Tour de France, with fireworks both in the GC battle and the fight for the stage win. The day belonged to Ben O’Connor, who timed his attack to absolute perfection to claim a brilliant solo victory — his first of this Tour and a masterclass in patience and power. Further down the road, the GC drama played out on the brutal final climb. Tadej...

In a dramatic finale on the iconic "Giant of Provence," Paret-Peintre surged past Ben Healy (EF Education–EasyPost) in a brutal sprint to the line, with Santiago Buitrago (Bahrain Victorious) taking third from what remained of a 40-rider breakaway group. After four hours of relentless racing from Montpellier to the summit finish, the stage was decided by mere metres—one of the most chaot...

Jens Voigt divides the Tour de France 2025 and provides the first and second week into the first predictions for the final week on what drama can occur. Follow us @thecyclingdane YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/thecyclingdane/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thecyclingdane​

In one of the most brutal summit finishes of this year’s Tour, Thymen Arensman (Ineos Grenadiers) stunned the favourites and soared to a solo victory atop Superbagnères. While Tadej Pogačar and Jonas Vingegaard traded blows behind, it was the Dutchman who held them off to deliver a rare—and emotional—Grand Tour stage win for Ineos Grenadiers. We break down Arensman’s heroic ride, the GC battle beh...

Stage 13 delivered fireworks as Tadej Pogačar unleashed a monster of a time trial performance that could define this year’s Tour. In this deep-dive analysis, we break down how Pogačar destroyed the clock, what it means for the GC picture, and whether anyone can still challenge him in the mountains. But that's not all—off the road, the cycling world is buzzing with news of the Lotto–Dstny and I...

The Tour de France returned to Hautacam, with Tadej Pogacar seeking revenge. Visma's Lea A Bike Imploded, and Pogacar attacked hard after Narvaez guided him near the foot of the climb. Ewan's articles at Cyclist - https://www.cyclist.co.uk/author/ewan-wilson-staff-writerFollow us @thecyclingdane YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/thecyclingdane/

On a day the breakaway made it home it was Uno-X that made history with Jonas Abrahamsen winning a sprint with Mauro Schmid after they held off a chasing group with Wout van Aert and Mathieu van der Poel from behind. Tadej Pogacar crashed but the peloton waited for him to rejoin.

MVDP was in the breakaway with team mate Jonas Rickaert and also most got the win but it came down to Tim Merlier vs Jonathan Milan with the Belgian winning the sprint.

Ewan Wilson and Scott dissecct the 7th stage of the Tour de France where it was the action on Mur de Bretagne. Tadej Pogacar won the stage and took the yellow jersey as Mathieu van der Poel faded and Jonas Vingegaard finishing in second place. Ewan's articles at Cyclist - https://www.cyclist.co.uk/author/ewan-wilson-staff-writer

Ewan Wilson and Scott dissecct the 6th stage of the Tour de France where it was the breakaway that got their chance. UAE Team Emirates tried to get rid of the yellow jersey and Visma Lease A Bike tried to stop the plan however Mathieu van der Poel took the yellow jersey from Tadej Pogacar.

The yellow jersey changed hands from Mathieu van der Poel to Tadej Pogacar who finished behind the winner of Remco Evenepoel. Jonas Vingegaard struggled losing over a minute to Tadej Pogacar so they will have to rethink if they will be able to win the Tour de France 2025.

Tadej Pogacar and Mathieu van der Poel duked it out once more and it was Pogacar who managed to take his 100th career win in front of his two rivals of Jonas Vingegaard and Mathieu van der Poel.

Patrick Blake and Scott dissect the 3rd Stage of the Tour de France 2025. Jasper Philipsen the green jersey wearer and winner of Stage 1. It came on the intermediate sprint and there were crashes in the finale in a wild finish to a more boring stage beforehand.

Mathieu van der Poel finally ended his long draught of not winning a stage at the Tour de France and the added bonus was taking the yellow jersey again from team mate Jasper Philipsen keeping the jersey in the team with Tadej Pogacar finishing second and already in second place in GC. Minor conflict with Biniam Girmay and Jonathan Milan after the intermediate sprint but it was resolved.

Patrick and Scott break down the events of the Tour de France 2025 Stage 1 with Filippo Ganna abandoning and a dramatic echelons and Visma Lease A Bike with Jonas Vingegaard.