Voxwomen Cycling Podcast

This episode feels like a late-season checkpoint for women's cycling, with Rebecca Charlton and Hannah Walker taking stock of a year that has clearly left a mark.

This episode reads as a solid World Championships preview, mixing race detail with rider perspective in a way that stays useful without overreaching.

This Tour de France Femmes special stays tightly focused on the route and what it asks of the riders. Rebecca Charlton and Hannah Walker move from the Netherlands Grand Depart and the late-summer schedule into the race's tactical shape, with particular attention on the punchy…

This episode treats women’s cycling as a serious, practical sport, with a gravel-focused special that still keeps the Olympics in view. The strongest stretch comes with Letizia Paternosta, where the discussion stays grounded in altitude camps in Livigno, omnium demands, team…

Rebecca Charlton keeps the second episode close to the people around the racing, not just the racing itself. Sarah Gigante talks through a hard stretch, the pressure of finding a new team, and the relief that comes with getting a result after months of work.

The episode opens in a hotel room after RideLondon and settles into a women’s cycling conversation that favors lived-in race talk over polish.

Episode eight closes in Pau with a final TT that still has real podium tension, even if Demi Vollering has nearly wrapped up the win. Rebecca Charlton and Dani Shrewsbury stay close to the race itself: the last stage, the quiet square, the DJ deck, the spritzes, the climb, the…

Amy Cure's retirement conversation is at its best once it moves past the medal count and into the strain of a long track career. Hannah Walker draws out both the racecraft and the cost.