Warren Cycling Podcast

Dean and Taylor Warren talk about the latest in cycling and are joined by Nick Greeff.  Randy is on his way to Chicago to put on a junior cycling clinic and a track clinic so was unavailable for this episode.  Dean, Taylor and Nick discuss the latest from the Giro d' Italia including the end of the second week.  Dean has just returned from covering stages 2 through 6 of the Amgen Tour of California and brings interviews with Boels-Doelman's American Megan Guarnier, winner of stage 1 of the women's Amgen Tour of California.  Also featured in this podcast are Andrew Talansky of Team Cannondale, Jim Ochowicz manager of Team BMC, Taylor Phinney (BMC), Lawson Craddock (Cannondale) and Jaque Janse van Rensburg (Dimension Data).

Dean and Randy Warren talk about two big stage races, the Amgen Tour of California and the Giro d' Italia.  Dean is on hand in California and in this episode interviews Holowesko Citadel's Travis McCabe and Dimension Data's Tyler Farrar.  They talk about the first stage at the ATOC and the upcoming week.  Randy and Dean discuss the exciting Giro and who's still in contention for the overall victory.

Dean is back from vacation and he and Randy discuss all the latest bicycle races on the Warren Cycling Podcast.  They hold off on talking about the first grand tour, the Giro d' Italia until later in the podcast after reviewing the Tour of Romandie, Tour of the Gila, Tour of Yorkshire, and The Four Days of Dunkerque.  They discuss Mara Abbott's win in New Mexico as well as Jelly Belly's Lachlan Morton's victory.  Dean and Randy gage Tour de France preparations from the results at the Tour de Romandie, and speak about the globalization of cycling.  They preview the upcoming Amgen Tour of California then cover the first five stages of racing at the Giro before signing off.

Randy and Dean discuss the recent cycling events from the World Tour Professional races, to the lesser European races and the USA Cycling Pro Road Tour event- the Joe Martin Stage Race.  The brothers present first hand reports from their time in Fayetteville, Arkansas.  Young established and up and comers win the overall at Joe Martin.  Randy and Dean talk about the bad weather in Europe and its effects on the Liege-Bastogne-Liege race as well as Tour of Romandie.  They look forward to the upcoming Giro d' Italia which will be discussed more thoroughly in next weeks podcast.

Randy and Dean Warren discuss the latest events in the cycling world from the Amstel Gold Race to Flèche Wallonne, men and women.  They preview Liege-Bastogne-Liege and cover the US racing scene as well.  Randy shares his US Criterium Nationals experience and the Warren brothers talk about the Joe Martin Stage Race which is underway in Fayetteville, Arkansas.  Dean and Randy are on sight in Fayetteville and Dean interviews UnitedHealthcare's Coryn Rivera (26:00).  Coryn shares her cycling story from her first race to winning 71 national championships and her latest win on stage 2 at the Joe Martin Stage Race.  

Randy and Dean Warren discuss the latest events in the cycling world and are joined by John Hickox in the Netherlands.  John talks about his Zofietsje (www.zofietsje.nl) business and the upcoming Amstel Gold Race.  The discussion turns towards cycling sportive events then Randy and Dean break down the 2016 Paris-Roubaix race.  They mention recent wins in women's racing by Americans Megan Guarnier (Boels-Dolmans) and Allie Dragoo (Twenty-16 RideBiker, in this event representing the US National squad).  Randy and Dean also touch upon the domestic racing scene from the recently completed Redlands Classic to the upcoming team time trial and pro criterium nationals.

In Episode 6 Randy and Dean rehash the weekend's top races from the Sunny King Criterium and McClellan Road Race in Alabama to the Tour of Flanders - both women's and men's races.  Dean interviewed the Pro Men's Criterium second place finisher, Michael Hernandez of CCB Racing just after the race Saturday, then on Sunday Dean talked to Travis McCabe of Holowesko Citadel Racing Team p/b Hincapie Sportswear. Listen to McCabe talk about his his new team, racing at the Tour of San Luis and goals for the 2016 race season as well as the Sunny King weekend. Dean also catches announcer Frankie Andreu for a short interview and Frankie gives his view on the new US Pro Road Tour.  Randy and Dean then recount the women's and men's Tour of Flanders race and then talk about the upcoming Paris-Roubaix race and offering their picks for the winner.

Episode 5 begins with a few words from Cannondale Pro Cycling's Ben King and Team Sky's Ian Boswell.  Dean interviewed the two after stage 3 at the Volta a Catalunya.  Randy and Dean review the previous weeks races including the Catalunya race as well as the Criterium International race and both the men and women's Gent-Wevelgem races.  The Warren brothers discuss Marianne Vos' win at the Pajot Hills Classic and talk about sickness running through the peloton.  The conversation diverges towards Bicycle Advocacy then steers back towards the domestic race scene and the upcoming Tour of Flanders.

Randy and Dean Warren discuss the latest cycling news with a heavy concentration on the pro peloton.  First they recap Milan-Sanremo (1'11"), then a mention of Dwars Door Vlaanderen (5'50").  Next in the discussion Randy and Dean talk about the Women's WorldTour Trofeo Alfredo Binda result (8'05") before previewing the E3 Harelbeke and Gent-Wevelgem races (10'28").  The rest of the podcast centers on Dean's recent trip to Spain and covering stages 3 & 4 of the Volta a Catalunya (10'50") including his interviews with BMC's Tejay van Gardener (12'01"), LottoNL-Jumbo's Alexey Vermeulen (17'32"), Trek-Segafredo's Peter Stetina (20"53') & Kiel Reijnen (23'40") and IAM Cycling's Larry Warbasse (25'59").  

In this week's Warren Cycling Podcast Dean and Randy discuss the women's world tour races and interview with Twenty-16 RideBiker p/b Sho-Air racer Allie Dragoo.  They also review last week's Paris-Nice stage race as well as Tirreno-Adriatico's race.  Dean and Randy then move on to discuss the upcoming Milan-Sanremo one day classic race.  Dean interviews Team Katusha's Dr. Thomas Klimaschka and they speak some about Katusha's classic star Alexander Kristoff.  

Randy and Dean Warren discuss the latest in the cycling world, including Paris-Nice (13'30"), the Strade Bianche Race (15'20") and upcoming Tirreno-Adriatico race(26'08"). They also cover the number of Americans racing on World Tour teams this season(1'45") and look at the breakdown of nationalities on the World Tour. Dean interviews one of the two new Americans joining a World Tour team this year: Alexey Vermeulen(35'48"). Randy and Dean review the success of Team USA's women from the recently completed World Track Championships(29'42") as well as discussing Mark Cavendish's Olympic dreams(34'00"). The two brothers are excited about all of the upcoming racing and the insights they may provide on who's fit and will do well in the Spring Classics including Milan-Sanremo(22'40").

The first of the Warren Cycling Podcast, Randy and Dean Warren discuss all things cycling.  In this first episode we converse about the pro races in Belgium, the new race weather protocol, Le Tour de Langkawi, Evelyn Stevens breaking the One Hour record, track worlds and the Chico Stage Race in California.  Dean caught up with Evan Huffman, the winner of the Chico Stage Race and the interview with Huffman is featured in this podcast as well.