• S12 Ep126: Review of 2024 - Ep.1: Annus Mirabilis

  • Nov 6 2024
  • Length: 1 hr and 14 mins
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S12 Ep126: Review of 2024 - Ep.1: Annus Mirabilis

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  • In this week’s episode of The Cycling Podcast, Daniel Friebe is joined by Rob Hatch and Richard Abraham, as we kick off our series of 2024 season review episodes.

    This year the boys’ task was simple: come up with a list of riders, teams, trends and concepts for whom 2024 was a memorable year, preferably without dwelling too much on the exploits of a certain Slovenian. The nominations were whimsical, surprising and in some cases provocative.

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