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If like Brad, you're a fan of cycling history, here's a brand new cycling podcast from Eurosport to get you through the winter.

Recycle is a retrospective series on the most compelling, the most controversial,

and the most extraordinary riders and races in cycling history.

Search Eurosport, Recycle, wherever you get your podcasts.

And to save you a job, here's episode one.

Welcome to Recycle by Eurosport, written by Felix Lowe and narrated by me, Graham Wilgos.

Recycle will explore legendary tales from the professional Peloton's past.

From Eddie Merck's great gamble on the Glibeye in 1972, to the kidnappings and controversy

behind South America's first Grand Tour win, to the World Championships road race that saw

USA teammates Greg LeMond

and Jok Boyer become the bitterest of rivals.

Plenty then to look back on, and much to look forward too.

But we start with cycling's most famous monument, The Hell of the North.

How did it come to be that the official list of Pari-Rubei winners exceeds the number of races by one?

Most of the fans present at the Roubae Velodrome on Easter Sunday in April 1949

would have roared with delight as Frenchman Andre Mahé outsprinted Belgium's Franz Linen

to win the most prestigious of one-day classics.

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