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EPISODE · Jun 1, 2026 · 43 MIN

What we have learned from the Giro - Domestique Cycling Podcast

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Jonas Vingegaard wins the 2026 Giro d'Italia with five stage victories and a final margin of over five minutes, completing the Grand Tour treble. But was it the race we hoped for?Bram and Ethan break down everything from the Giro: the GC fight that was won early, a surprise podium, the breakout of Alfonso Eulalio, Felix Gall's second place as a statement to his own team, Jai Hindley's love affair with Italian racing, the sprint battle between Jonathan Milan and Paul Magnier, Toon Arts' unexpected emergence, and the wildly uneven team performances from Visma, Bahrain, Lidl-Trek, and Soudal Quick-Step.Plus: what the Giro tells us about the Tour de France — and whether anyone can actually challenge Vingegaard and Pogačar in July.This episode is fuelled by MNSTRY - 100% vegan sports nutrition trusted by Unibet Rose Rockets, CANYON//SRAM and more. Use code DOMESTIQUECRAMP20 at mnstry.com for 20% off your first Anti-Cramp Shot order.Order now!

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Jonas Vingegaard wins the 2026 Giro d'Italia with five stage victories and a final margin of over five minutes, completing the Grand Tour treble. But was it the race we hoped for? Bram and Ethan break down everything from the Giro: the GC fight that was won early, a surprise podium, the breakout of Alfonso Eulalio, Felix Gall's second place as a statement to his own team, Jai Hindley's love affair with Italian racing, the sprint battle between Jonathan Milan and Paul Magnier, Toon Arts' unex...

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