We go north of the border for this week’s episode to meet with the captain of the new squad UNC Lotto Max– Logan O’Krafka. Despite their youth and newness to the scene, they really stamped their authority on Intelligentsia Cup. Logan gives us the…

Nationals, ACC, Boise, NCL, Salt Lake City, UCI Transgender Ban, and so much more. We cover a lot of ground in this episode. We are brought to you this week by — say goodbye to the generic face wash on your counter because is here to save the day…

At its core the popular image of cycling in the United States is stage racing. Fortunate for us, every major American stage race comes complete with its own demanding and technical criterium. Meaning, when we talk stage racing we remain very much on…

We are going back to the original format– bringing you a story about a rider you may not know much about, yet. For this story we go all the way down to the mountains of northern Mexico and the city of Monterey. It’s there we meet the 22-year old…

It’s the longest day of the year and time for the biggest party of the American cycling season, that’s right it’s time for Tulsa Tough. We are joined by Adam Mills of Source Endurance once again to break down all the action, startegy, and meaning.

Do what you need to, to stay in the sport as long as it brings you happiness. That may not mean the same thing for you as it does everyone else. What motivates different people is not a single universal truth. Rick Arnopol joins us to talk about the…

This episode was first aired on March 3, 2020, but when it comes to the central place that photography plays in criterium racing we believed that it was time to share it again. Photography remains the primary means by which the story of criterium…

Every year we put together groups of men and women from all over the country, and with potentially little connection to each other, on teams and expect them to go out and race together with a unified purpose and vision. How that is actually…

There are a lot of things Project Echelon does very well that they are not supposed to be good at doing. They weren’t supposed to be an elite team. They weren’t supposed to win big races. They weren’t supposed to win stage races. And, lately they…