The Italian talks about his very first Tour de France, an emotional Grand Depart on home soil and why he’s sometimes impersonating Primož Roglič - on and off the bike. 

In this Tour de France episode of the podcast, Steph and Anderl chat with Nico Denz, who is competing in his very first Tour de France. He's a multiple Grand Tour stage winner, who has a lot of experience in the Giro and Vuelta, so we talk to him about what's so special about Le Tour, and how he's feeling about this new challenge!

In this episode, Steph and Anderl chat with Sports Director Bernie Eisel about the racing we've seen so far at the Giro, and also what's to come. But this time, we also delve a little into rest day activities, life in the Kitchen Truck, and team logistics. Plus we find out if Bernie has put his running shoes to good use yet.

In this special Giro episode, Steph and Anderl catch up with Bernie Eisel, who makes his Band of Brothers podcast debut! Bernie gives his assessment of our Corsa Rosa line-up and their particular strengths, and gives us some insight into life on the road for a Sports Director. You won't want to miss this one!

Steph and Anderl sit down with Dr. Christian Schrot, head of scouting and development, to dive into the Red Bull Junior Brothers program. He gives insights into the selection process as well as qualities that are sought out in young riders, and also gives some of his own tips for the process. We find out what last year's Red Bull Junior Brothers alumni are getting up to in our U19 team, GRENKE - Auto Eder, and hear about the team's ambitious goals. Don't miss out on this insightful episode! Apply now: https://www.redbull.com/int-en/projects/red-bull-junior-brothers/become-a-junior-brother

On this episode, Steph and Anderl dive into the world of Primož Roglič. We sit down with him during altitude camp and ask him about his early years as a pro, his Biergarten meetings with Ralph Denk, and also get him to answer some questions from curious fans. You won't want to miss this one!

In this episode of the Band of Brothers podcast, Steph and Anderl chat with Sam Welsford, who just won three stages at the Tour Down Under!

In this episode, Steph and Anderl talk with Shane Archbold about how he made the relatively quick transition from rider to Sports Director, his goals and plans within his new role, what he’s looking forward to most and what potential challenges he expects, and crucially, what his new job means for his famous mullet!

In this episode of the Band of Brothers podcast, we chat with our young Danish rider Frederik Wandahl about his journey to pro cycling, his future goals, and overcoming a broken femur this year to end his season on a high note.  This episode is brought to you by EVOC

In this special Vuelta a España episode, Steph and Anderl sit down with Cian Uijtdebroeks on the second rest day in Santander to catch up with the young Belgian climbing talent. He talks about how he has experienced his first-ever Grand Tour, being in the spotlight of the Belgian media here, and dealing with the inevitable challenges of a three-week bike race. He also gives an insight into what he hopes to achieve in the near future, and answers the question "why are you always so happy!?"

In this episode, Stephanie and Anderl talk with Marco Haller about his incredible win at the Hamburg Cyclassics last year, what he expects from the upcoming race, and his recent participation in the Tour de France. Have a listen!

Only a few days before the Grand Depart of the Tour de France. For Jordi Meeus it will be his first participation and we had a chat with him about what to expect, his goals and how he wants to grab a first win. 

German Edition. Zum zweiten Mal präsentieren wir unseren Podcast auf Deutsch und diesmal ist der Anlass eine Buchvorstellung. "Nur alles zählt" von Ralph Denk und Tim Farin soll nicht nur einen Einblick hinter die Kulissen eines der größten Radteams bieten, sondern vielmehr zeigen, welches Mindset es braucht, um seine Visionen in Erfolge umzumünzen. In dieser Episode unseres Podcast erzählen Ralph und Tim, wie es dazu kam, was der Inhalt des Buches ist und wieso dieses Buch für Radsportfans genauso interessant ist wie für Manager.

The second week of the Giro has been a rollercoaster for us. We lost one of our leaders, Aleks Vlasov due to covid, but also won two stages with Nico Denz. In this episode we talk with Nico about his success, a perfect Father's Day present, how to keep motivated when a leader has to abandon the race and of course the decisive 3rd week of the race. 

The first part of the Giro d'Italia 2023 is done and the riders enjoy a well deserved rest day after 9 stages. This time we had a chat with Bob Jungels who missed most of his spring season and got a last minute call for the Giro. Bob talks about how to get in shape during a three weeks stage race, his role in the team, and how he expects the race to play out in the upcoming weeks.  

Since 2010 Cesare Benedetti is one of the unsung heroes of BORA - hansgrohe. Tomorrow he will take on his 8th Giro d'Italia and even his role didn't change a lot over the years, the team did. "Cece" is the only rider left that was already part of the team in 2010 and he talks about his motivation, why he loves to sacrifice himself for a leader and of course the Giro d'Italia.

In this special Paris Roubaix episode, we talk with Patrick Gamper, who participated in and completed his very first Hell of the North over the weekend. We find out how it compared to his expectations, what the highlights were, how the team took on the race, and what it’s really like to ride this incredible race.   

We are still in Italy after Tirreno-Adriatico and this time we chat with Lennard Kämna. Lennard performed well at the race where took on the role as a GC leader for the fist time. We talk about this new approach for him but also about the recon of some Giro stages.

After his strong performance at UAE Tour where he finished 9th in GC, we talk to Ben Zwiehoff about his 3rd road season, his goals for 2023 and how he developed as a rider.