Jens Voigt

Rod Ellingworth is the special guest on this week's episode of the 'Bobby & Jens' podcast.

The German rider takes us through her sensational 2021 season and talks about expanding the U23 category to women.

The current Australian national TT champion has plenty of tips to offer, and talks about his superstitions on the bike.

The pro mountain biker takes us behind the scenes of her busy life.

From crits, to gravel, to esports, ‘I just love competing,’ the Scottish-born Australian says.

Spartacus returns to the show to answer fan questions and recount some of his greatest moments on the bike.

The EF Education-EasyPost general manager discusses what it takes to keep one of cycling’s longest-tenured teams running.

The master of the cobbles and time trials joins the show.

The ex-WorldTour rider on gravel racing and figuring out life after achieving your childhood dream.

The up-and-coming American on Movistar Team is finding his way in the pro peloton.

The ‘Lion of Flanders’ looks back on his illustrious career.

From winning Milan-San Remo to getting left behind by his own team, the retired Australian has some incredible stories to share.

The Tour de France stage winner and Uno-X director sportif ‘never dreamt about becoming a professional bike rider’

The Tour de France winner and multi-time Olympic gold medalist checks in before the start of his season.

The second installment of a two-part discussion with the Australian Tour de France winner and world champion.

The former world champion and Tour de France winner gets candid about his cycling career.

The 2021 world road champion talks about the heightened expectations of racing in the rainbow jersey.

The career Rabobank domestique turned Jumbo-Visma director discusses managing some of cycling’s biggest stars.

The retired GC racer discusses his 2010 Tour de France title and rival Alberto Contador.

The former pro talks about discovering cycling growing up in Hong Kong, his racing days, doping, and more.

Season 2 kicks off with a chat between co-hosts Bobby Julich and Jens Voigt about race trends and their predictions for 2022.

The NFL Hall of Fame quarterback has found a new passion in cycling.

The famed skateboarder joins the show for a special holiday episode.

The Finnish domestique turned directeur sportif for EF Education–Nippo reveals what it takes behind the scenes to win bike races.

The Belgian rider reveals his tips for breakaways, his take on the latest crop of pros, and more.

The Lotto-Soudal rider talks about his success in both track and road racing.

The young standout American discusses his early years and signing with Ineos Grenadiers.

The Israel Start-Up Nation rider: ‘I always tried to go my own way’ while earning a spot in the pro peloton on his own merits as a leadout man.

Cory Williams takes us inside L39ION of Los Angeles, the team shaking up American cycling.

The pride of East Germany rose to the top of the international peloton to wear the yellow jersey at the Tour de France.

The former world road champion and decorated sprinter looks back at a successful career.

From being raised in a cult to becoming the fastest woman to circumnavigate the globe by bike.

The Australian organization has raised over $75 million to find a cure for cancer.

Meet the behind-the-scenes man who’s integral to the Belgian team’s outsize success.

The former pro racer has turned into a community leader who wears many different hats.

Lizzie Deignan can’t wait to race Paris-Roubaix.

He’s the record holder for most grand tours completed consecutively, but his life outside of racing is even more interesting.

The retiring German sprinter looks back at 17 years in the pro peloton.

From Roglič to Jakobsen to Cort to López, there’s a lot to discuss about this year’s Vuelta.

The multiple-time Pan-Am, national, and world champion discusses her two-decade career in cycling.

The former WorldTour pro has found a way to enjoy cycling after retirement through gravel, but it’s not about the results.

Speeding tickets, long days, and cramped cars: Christian Vande Velde takes us behind the scenes of commentating on pro cycling.

Bobby & Jens talk with the recently retired U.S. ace Tejay van Garderen.

The top American cycling talent and freshly minted Tour stage winner discusses his early career, this year’s Tour de France, and what’s still to come.

The former track star isn’t letting a career-ending accident get in the way of living life.

Cycling’s best lead-out man is fueling Mark Cavendish’s run at the Tour de France.

The cycling coach discusses his standout career and Team USA at the Tokyo Olympics.

A look inside the 7-Eleven Cycling Team and the early days of American professional cycling.

One of the most decorated track cyclists of all time discusses her incredible career.

Philippa York has been a trailblazer her entire life.

One of the next great Grand Tour contenders isn’t letting pressure, or ego, get to his head.

James Hayden, a two-time Transcontinental Race winner, shares his love for the pure pain and pleasure of ultra-endurance riding.

Tune in for our exclusive interview with the 15-time grand tour stage winner.

Jens Voigt left behind East Germany to become a fan favorite for his attacking spirit and sense of humor.

The Tour de Guadeloupe is fast approaching its 70th birthday, and it is the keystone race on this Caribbean island that is simply crazy about cycling.

On this episode of The VeloNews Podcast Jens Voigt breaks down the breakaways from stages 18 and 19 of the Tour de France. Then, can Ineos Grenadiers save it's Tour? We hear from American Sepp Kuss. And French journalist Pierre Carrey discusses how French fans are viewing the 2020 race.

Jens Voigt breaks down the GC battle on the Col de la Loze, including the tricky tactics of Primož Roglič and Sepp Kuss. Then, Sepp Kuss files a dispatch from his debut Tour. And finally, James Startt and Andrew Hood take us on the ground at the Tour.

Jens Voigt breaks down Egan Bernal's disaster on the Grand Colombier, and traces the roots of Ineos Grenadiers' Tour de France setback. Then, Toms Skujins takes us inside the race, and Andrew Hood and James Startt report from France.

On today's episode Jens Voigt breaks down Egan Bernal's ride on Puy Mary, and why Ineos Grenadier' tactics were so strange. Then, Jens analyzes Peter Sagan's relegation on stage 11. Ben King joins the podcast to talk about Tour de France preparation amid the COViD-19 racing shutdown.

Tejay van Garderen takes us inside the bizarre 2020 Tour de France; Jens Voigt's take on Peter Sagan's winless Tour and Primož Roglič's missed opportunity in the Pyrenees; A look at the Tour's COVID-19 testing on Monday.

On today's episode we analyze Team Ineos Greandiers' crosswind trap into Lavaur. Then, we discuss Wout van Aert's stunning season, and what it means for his future in pro cycling. Then, American Brent Bookwalter offers his analysis on the stress of the Tour de France's opening week.

Jens Voigt has strong opinions on Ineos Grenadiers and Peter Sagan. Neilson Powless discusses his early memories of the Tour de France. Andrew Hood and James Startt take us inside a Tour climb with no fans.

Jens Voigt joins the VeloNews Podcast as a co-host for the Tour de France and offers his perspective on Julian Alaphilippe's GC chances, Geraint Thomas's Tour omission, and the role of the peloton's 'patron.' Then, Andrew Hood and James Startt have a dispatch from Nice.

The drama of a breakaway can be enthralling, but the intricate tactics are difficult to pick out in TV coverage. Learn the nuances here from the peloton's best.

Three years after calling it quits, Jens Voigt is busier than ever as he and other retired riders try to win at retirement.

Jens Voigt says he "left it all out there" during his career, and thinks pro cycling is in good hands with the young riders in the peloton.

Global Cycling Network presenters Dan and Si see if they can beat legendary ex-pro Jens Voigt on a virtual indoor trainer ride

Jen Voigt's tireless appetite for breakaway punishment and glory made him one of the peloton's icons. He retired at the end of 2014

Little did Voigt know that the pistol fired to finish his 60 minutes of agony was a starter’s gun for many more hour record attempts

The popular German will remain with Trek Factory Racing in a new role as advisor, coach, and sport director at select races

"Spartacus" would like to see the UCI hold two records, representing the old and new bike regulations

Garmin-Sharp/Cannondale did not offer the Dutch rider a contract for 2015

The Austrian lengthened the mark to 51.852 kilometers Thursday in Switzerland

The Austrian will attempt to break the mark October 30 in Switzerland

The British rider also confirms he will remain with Sky "in some form" next season

Images from the Swiss velodrome, where Jens Voigt sets a new hour record of 51.11 kilometers

The 43-year-old German closes out his career by setting a new world record on the track in Grenchen, Switzerland

Belgian champion believes that Voigt will be the first of many big names attempting the hour record in the coming years