Lance Armstrong presents a singular perspective on the world’s most iconic cycling races, including the Tour de France and the Classics, as well as the broader endurance sports scene. Not your typical cycling or sports podcast, THEMOVE brings listeners deep inside the racing action, imparting insights from someone who knows the suffering and splendor like no one else. In addition to course previews and timely race analysis from Armstrong’s distinct point of view, the audience also gets to hear from featured guests, who regularly swing by the THEMOVE studio to join the always-lively conversation. Guests have included former teammates like George Hincapie during the Tour de France, and Mark Allen and Dave Scott in advance of the IRONMAN World Championship. THEMOVE is an audio-video experience that transforms every listener from fan and spectator into the ultimate insider.
109 episodes transcribedTHEMOVE discusses the strength of UAE vs. the minimal support Jonas has at his disposal, Matteo Jorgensen can only do so much. Tomorrows stage looks t...
Johan and JB spent a little more time on the crash and relegation in the lead-up to the sprint today. Johan reveals a rumor of team change with a big...
Crosswinds forced the hand of the peloton to a quick finish. Tomorrow they head into the high mountains. Today’s show is also filled with stories of S...
Johan makes an interesting observation about how many riders with serious injuries in March and April seem to be the freshest riders in the Tour. We a...
THEMOVE team breaking down one last reaming sprint stages. A GC contender has a bit of bad luck that could cost them a podium finish in Nice. KETONE-I...
Most people have been left scratching their heads at the tactics of UAE and Pogacar. There is still a lot of racing left including a lot of climbing....
THEMOVE team are all scratching their heads at the tactics of UAE and Pogacar. Sometimes the mental victory is more important and that may well have h...
Johan explains that although this has been an incredibly hard first week of the Tour, they have only done 1/3 of the meters of total climbing for this...
A GC truce seems to have been called after the rest day likely because there is approximately 14,000 feet of climbing. Also, after several years of th...
