Cyclingmole - your cycling informant

Do you want to know how it feels to win Paris-Roubaix? Join the Cyclingmole as he interviews Mathew Hayman to look back at that glorious day in 2016. Not only did he win after being in the morning break, but Hayman had broken is arm just 6 weeks previous. David and Mat chat through everything you want to know about that iconic win, and is a must for all cycling fans.

James Knox, rising star of Deceuninck-Quick Step, talks through his best season to date. The 24 year old Cumbrian stacked up several impressive performances, including an eleventh place finish at his first ever full Grand Tour, the 2019 Vuelta a España. In this episode James also recounts the highs and lows of life as a professional bike rider, and some of the most memorable moments of the season, including the fastest road stage ever ! If you enjoy this episode please leave a review on

We're back with another podcast and it's a slightly different format this time. David sits down with Trek–Segafredo rider Edward Theuns to go through the Belgian's top ten moments in his career to date. There's some cracking stories and laughs as well as more serious discussion around injury and recovery. It makes for a compelling listen... Follow us on Twitter and if you enjoy the podcast don't forget to rate and review on iTunes.

Join the Cyclingmole as he picks apart the art of the sprint train with one of the best leadout men of all time, Greg Henderson. Greg Henderson is a New Zealand former professional track and road cyclist who rode in five Olympic Games and completed 11 Grand Tours. He featured in four Commonwealth Games and was a four-time medallist, including winning gold in the points race in 2002. For many years, Greg served as lead-out man for German sprinter André Greipel. The pair were colleagues at both

This episode goes back to an iconic moment in 2018. The Cyclingmole, David Hunter is joined by Tiesj Benoot, one of the best cyclists in the world. Tiesj finished 5th in the Tour of Flanders, aged just 21, back in 2015. Since then he’s been knocking on the door of his first win, but has fallen agonisingly short. All that changed on the white roads of Tuscany, when Tiesj won Strade Bianche. Listen to Tiesj revisit that glorious day and find out what really went on.

This week the Cyclingmole interviews Connor Swift of Madison Genesis. They look back at that momentous day in July when Connor managed to beat the power of Team Sky and emerge as the British Champion at the tender age of 22. From team tactics to feeding information, this is your chance to relive that day and see what’s required to beat the very best.

In this cycling podcast the Cyclingmole interviews Jay Thomson of Team Dimension Data. The former South African champion discusses the early days of his career, when Barlowworld were the only professional team. Jay also chats about iconic races like Milano-Sanremo, Paris-Roubaix and the Tour de France, where he helped the likes of Cavendish, Ciolek and Boasson Hagen.

A sneak preview of my what's coming up in my new podcast where I sit down to chat with pro cyclists. First up: South African and Team Dimension Data rider, Jay Thomson.