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Skip to content Global Player Global Player. Sign In Sign Up. Subscribe Share. Wout van Aert joined a super-exclusive club of riders to have won a mountain stage, itv cycling, a time trial and a sprint with victory itv cycling the Champs, Mark Cavendish did a Lazarus to claim four stages and the green jersey, itv cycling, and Tadeg Pogacar confirmed what we all were starting to suspect - that he's on course to become a proper legend of this race, remembered for centuries to come.

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Although the highlights do sometimes get shunted back a bit. Some of the bigger stages will also be broadcast from the start. You can see the full schedule here. Ned Boulting and David Millar are now firmly-established as commentators, supplemented by Daniel Friebe and Matt Rendell in the multilingual roving reporter roles. Kirby is a bit of an acquired taste and somewhat prone to talking cobblers, but he can be entertaining during the duller passages of the race. Hatch I rather like, although some find him a bit excitable at the finishes. When it comes to highlights, ITV4 wins hands down. It is a TV programme, as opposed to just being the highlights of the racing, so they try and tell a story, summarising the day and framing it in the context of the race as a whole. Done badly, this approach could be frustrating. The likes of Sarah Storey and Dani Rowe have popped up in the past too. Most importantly of all, Gary Imlach will be there, anchoring things with his usual dry pithiness. In addition to this, why not follow the race via this website? They show a distinct lack of comprehension of concepts that he should be totally on top of in order to do his job. Take Alberto Contador, for example.

But WTF is Boardman? Le matt. The Slovenian is starting to look indomitable, as David would struggle to say.

So, friends, that's it for another Tour de France - and what a memorable one it's been. Wout van Aert joined a super-exclusive club of riders to have won a mountain stage, a time trial and a sprint with victory on the Champs, Mark Cavendish did a Lazarus to claim four stages and the green jersey, and Tadeg Pogacar confirmed what we all were starting to suspect - that he's on course to become a proper legend of this race, remembered for centuries to come. Ned, Matt, David, Pete and Chris reflect with takeaway pizza and super-strength home brew. Age: 22; starts: 2; wins: 2. It seems that 2 is indeed the magic number for Tadeg Pogacar, who is set to retain his Tour de France crown having finished seventh in the penultimate stage time trial. For the record, the prodigiously talented Wout van Aert took the spoils.

The Tour de France kicks off on July 1 and will continue for 21 stages, concluding on July This year, the riders will be setting off in Denmark and ending on the Champs-Elysees in Paris. They'll be facing gruelling hill climbs in the French Alps, cobblestones in Northern France and high-speed descents with hairpin turns. Eurosport will have extensive coverage of the entire event and is provided with most digital TV packages at no additional cost. ITV4 will show daily live coverage and evening highlights. ITV4 is free with all digital TV packages. You can also watch on Eurosport Player if you're an existing customer, but the service isn't accepting new sign-ups.

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So, friends, that's it for another Tour de France - and what a memorable one it's been. Wout van Aert joined a super-exclusive club of riders to have won a mountain stage, a time trial and a sprint with victory on the Champs, Mark Cavendish did a Lazarus to claim four stages and the green jersey, and Tadeg Pogacar confirmed what we all were starting to suspect - that he's on course to become a proper legend of this race, remembered for centuries to come. Ned, Matt, David, Pete and Chris reflect with takeaway pizza and super-strength home brew.

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Yes, if that is his opinion. Because why not? Tour de France Stage Majestic Mollema On the day that Bauke Mollema claimed a fine solo victory in Quillan, Ned, David, Pete, Matt and Chris spend much of the podcast coming up with bizarre alter egos, and reflecting upon some of the less imaginative nicknames for riders on the Tour. Tour de France Podcast: Stage 18 Stage 18 provided an opportunity for the men who have been finishing last over the past three days to finally come first. As for Carlton Kirby no. The Stage 4 podcast is absolute class. Although the highlights do sometimes get shunted back a bit. I flick between ITV4 and Eurosport. ReVuelta Stage 13 A world class race which Ned and David fail to describe in a very mediocre podcast. All of that said….

So, friends, that's it for another Tour de France - and what a memorable one it's been. Wout van Aert joined a super-exclusive club of riders to have won a mountain stage, a time trial and a sprint with victory on the Champs, Mark Cavendish did a Lazarus to claim four stages and the green jersey, and Tadeg Pogacar confirmed what we all were starting to suspect - that he's on course to become a proper legend of this race, remembered for centuries to come.

Also, his hatred of dramatic tension. Le matt. Terry G. Who were the winners and losers on a day when the Tour erupted on a volcano? The Geraint Thomas Cycling Club. You can see the full schedule here. Kind regards, I question divisive being an obvious choice. Ned Boulting and David Millar are now firmly-established as commentators, supplemented by Daniel Friebe and Matt Rendell in the multilingual roving reporter roles. ReVuelta Stage 15 David and Ned celebrate a memorable win from a rising star and delve deep into their history books. We hear from him, Pogacar and a downbeat Geraint Thomas to boot. He is ruining the event for me. Tour de France Stage Politt Force In a largely quiet day's racing, German Nils Politt cruised to victory in Nimes having launched a superb late attack from strong group of riders containing current world champion Julian Alaphilippe, and Imanol Erviti and Harry Sweeny - who finished second and third respectively. Ned and David reflect on stage 17 of the Vuelta. Surely you are unique individuals, but your white privileged has hurt a lot of people a lot, and it still does, and you are part of it.