Warren Cycling Podcast

Randy and Dean Warren talk about all things cycling on the Warren Cycling Podcast.  In this episode Randy is excited to talk about the first American to win the mountain bike world championship since 2001.  Dean and Randy then talk about the USA Cycling selection for the road worlds coming up in Austria.  The Vuelta a Espana is in its final week and the Warren brothers discuss if Simon Yates will keep the red jersey until Madrid.

Randy and Dean Warren podcast weekly about the latest in the world of cycling.  The Vuelta a Espana has produced exciting racing with more to come.  The Warren brothers talk about the progress of the US Men's track program and look forward to the road World Championships.  Dean and Randy look back at team Rally's retiring riders Danny Pate and Brad Huff and their fine career's.  The Warren's also touch on the Tour of Britain and some rider transfer news.  

Randy and Dean Warren podcast about all things cycling.  The Warren brothers catch up on recent men's and women's road racing and talk some about mountain biking as well. Randy and Dean are happy to see Dimension Data's Ben King win a stage at the Vuelta and look at what has transpired in the first week of racing in Spain.  The Warrens mention the demise of the UHC, Jellybelly and AquaBlue Sports racing teams.  

In their weekly podcast, Randy and Dean Warren talk about cycling related topics, mostly professional bicycle racing.  In episode 36 Dean catches up with Team Sunweb's Chad Haga who recently completed both the Giro d' Italia and Tour de France.  The Warren brothers also discuss all the rest of the races including the Tour of Utah, BinckBank Tour, Tour of Poland and the rest we took notice of.

Randy and Dean Warren talk about cycling and bicycle races in their weekly podcast.  The Warren's review the Tour de France and how Sky's Geraint Thomas rode a flawless race.  Dean talks about who disappointed and looks to the upcoming races.  Randy's riding in the rain in Asheville, and Dean's looking for a new club in Ann Arbor.

Randy and Dean Warren talk about cycling and a lot about bicycle racing on their weekly podcast.  The Tour de France dominates the cycling discussion as it nears the end of the three week race.  Has Sky's Geraint Thomas locked up the win?  Will Chris Froome try anything crazy or will he be a faithful teammate?  The Warren brothers recall the past week's stages and the contenders who have fallen away.  

Each week Randy and Dean Warren discuss cycling topics and in July, the talk focuses on the Tour de France.  The Warren brothers break down the Roubaix stage and the impact on the general classification.  Randy and Dean look back at the previous sprint stages and look forward to the upcoming days in the Alps.  The Warrens touch on the racing in Boise, Idaho as well as the finish of the Giro Rosa.

Randy and Dean Warren talk about cycling each week and this week are focused on the first five stages of the Tour de France.  The Warrens look forward the upcoming stages that should shape the general classification.  Randy and Dean also cover the Giro Rosa women's stage race where Sunweb's American Ruth Winder won stage 4 and wore the pink jersey for a day.  

Randy and Dean Warren talk about all things related to cycling in their weekly podcast.  On the day before the start of the Tour de France, the Warren brothers look at the contenders for both the overall and for the early sprint stages.  Randy and Dean discuss the impact of the reduced 8 man teams and which stages will sort out the general classification.  

Randy & Dean Warren talk about all things cycling each week on the Warren Cycling Podcast.  Randy was in Knoxville for the US Professional Road Championships and recalls how each of the races were won.  Sunweb's Ruth Winder tells Randy how she assisted teammate Coryn Rivera to win her 72nd National Championship.  Dean and Randy talk about bike share programs such as Donkey Republic and start to get excited about the upcoming Tour de France.  

Taylor Warren (303 Project) joins Randy and Dean to discuss the latest in cycling. The Warrens talk about the latest races in Europe and the United States.  Randy just completed US Masters Nationals and Taylor is preparing for Professional Nationals in Knoxville, Tennessee.  The heat has been a major factor in the US lately and Randy gives some tips to prepare to race in hot temperatures.  

The Warren Cycling Podcast is back and discuss the Giro's exciting last week.  Randy and Dean talk about Sky's Chris Froome's unbelievable comeback to win in Italy.  The Warren brothers take a look at the riders preparing for the Tour de France and which races they are doing including the Dauphine and Tour de Suisse.  Randy and Dean also talk about Team Sunweb's Coryn Rivera's recent victories in Germany.

The Warren Cycling Podcast covers the latest in the cycling world.  Randy and Dean talk about the recently completed Haute Route which Randy took part in over the weekend.  The Warren brothers discuss the previous week's Giro results and the Amgen Tour of California men's and women's race.  Randy and Dean look forward to the last week of the Giro and predict who will do well in the time trial on Wednesday.

The Warren Cycling Podcast covers cycling events and all things cycling each week with Randy and Dean Warren.  The Warren brothers podcast while watching the finish of stage 6 on tv and the internet feed. The Mount Etna stage produced an excited finish.  Randy and Dean look forward to the upcoming Amgen Tour of California.

Randy is back from the Giro Sardinia and the Warren Cycling Podcast covers the latest in cycling with an emphasis on the pro side of the sport.  Randy talks about his race experience and then he and Dean break down the first stage of the Giro d' Italia.  The Warren's cover the men and women's Tour de Yorkshire highlighted by Boels Dolman's American Megan Guarnier winning in England on her birthday.  The Pan Am time trial championships are taking place in Argentina and the Redlands Cycling Classic is underway in California.  

The Warren Cycling Podcast weekly show covers the latest in cycling and this time of year emphasizes professional road racing.  Randy Warren is off racing the Giro Sardinia so Taylor Warren fills in to talk to Dean about the Tour of the Gila, Flèche Wallonne, Liege-Bastogne-Liege, the Tour of the Alps and Tour of Romandie.  The Warrens also mention the Cape Epic mountain bike race and look forward to the Giro d' Italia.  On a sad note, Dean mentions the passing of Jackie Crowell.

Randy and Dean Warren podcast weekly about all things cycling.  This week's episode covers the latest racing in Europe and Morocco as well as the start to the United States domestic pro racing circuit.  The Warren brothers break down the Paris-Roubaix and Amstel Gold races, then touch upon less well-known races.  Alexey Vermeuelen placed 2nd overall in the Tour du Maroc and Rally Pro Cycling's Brandon McNulty takes fourth in Portugal.  Dean was in Arkansas and reports from the start of the Pro Road Tour in the US at the Joe Martin Stage Race.  He has interviews with Holowesko-Citadel's Ruben Companioni, UHC's Eric Marcotte, UHC's Katie Hall and Sho-Air Twenty20's Chloe Dygert.  

In Episode 122, Randy and Dean Warren discuss all things cycling and focus on the two big monument races: Tour of Flanders and Paris-Roubaix.  The Warren brothers talk about Quickstep-Floors domination in 2018 including at the Tour of Flanders.  Randy and Dean look to make predictions for Paris-Roubaix and are hopeful for a strong race by American Taylor Phinney (EF Education First - Drapac).  The Warren brothers also hit on the the mid-week Scheldeprijs race, Tour of the Basque Country and women's races as well as some smaller European races before mentioning the upcoming Joe Martin Stage Race.  

In their weekly podcast, Randy and Dean Warren discuss the latest in cycling focusing on the top professional level.  The Warren brothers concentrate their attention on the Tour of Flanders and recall the previous weeks races to predict the outcome of the top Belgian classic race.  Randy and Dean talk about the women's event as well and cover the rest of the recent races.

Randy and Dean talk each week about what is happening in the cycling world.  The first monument took place in Italy as Bahrain-Merida's Vincenzo Nibali finally timed his attack correctly and held off the charging peloton in dramatic fashion.  The Warrens discuss the Volta Catalunya, and then cover other races where American teams are doing very well.  Dean and Randy talk about the women's Trofeo Alfredo Binda and look forward to the upcoming classics.