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The Cycling Podcast

S13 Ep114: Stage 1 | Torino - Reggia di Venaria > Novara | Vuelta a España

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🗓️ 23 August 2025

⏱️ 49 minutes

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Summary

Join us for daily coverage of the Vuelta a España recorded on the road as the race makes its way from Turin to Madrid. Our daily coverage features race analysis, interviews and daily postcards from  Spain.

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Transcript

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0:00.0

You are listening to the cycling podcast coverage of the 2025 Welter A Hispania,

0:06.0

proudly brought to you by Lloyds.

0:08.0

Last year, Lloyds joined forces with British cycling to become their lead partner,

0:13.0

which includes title sponsorship of the Lloyd's Tour of Britain races for both women and men.

0:18.0

The men's race, which will be Geraint Thomas' farewell tour, starts Suffolk on September the 2nd and finishes in Geraint's home city Cardiff

0:25.6

five days later and the cycling podcast will be there to cover the race thanks to

0:29.6

sponsorship from Lloyd's. You'll see the Lloyd's logo on the green race

0:33.6

winner's jersey so tune in to find out who takes it home lloyds is passionate about the

0:39.1

power of cycling to get people families and communities moving inspiring them to achieve their goals

0:45.5

we'll find out more about all of that in the coming weeks but for now it's over to daniel freber

0:50.3

for coverage of the Welter's opening stage.

1:05.4

You are listening to the cycling podcast at the 2025 Vuelta Espaan,

1:11.3

celebrating 10 years of the cycling podcast on the ground every day at the Grand Tours.

1:18.1

The fact that every time in a town,

1:21.3

it was a bit more than a pill more than a personation.

1:22.7

It was incredible because,

1:26.7

and, again, to go, to go, to go and to the world, is super visible, and any and of what's being the carrile, well, you know your name and you enter in a people and all the world gritton, oh, the really that is a record that I'll get for all the life and, wow, incredible. Good afternoon, Mikhele Pelachi. Daniel, chao. Buena. Bona Cera.

1:45.0

Miquelle, the first voice we heard there, or the voice that immediately preceded

1:49.0

ours was Hugo de la Caille, who saved us today because without him, without his input, would have been a pretty boring stage.

1:56.0

That was Hugo, 21 years old.

1:58.0

Could be one of the breakout stars with Weta

2:01.3

Spain. He said that he had goosebumps today going into every little town.

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