Ned Boulting

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9,300 appearances 29 recordings 1 series first heard May 2026 last heard 1 Aug

Ned Boulting’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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For The Love Of Cycling · How Tadej Pogačar Dominated Cycling · 28 Jul 2026 podcast

What's the status and the reputation of UAE at that point in time? voice-verified

But Hopman actually joined after Pogacar joined. voice-verified

And the manner in which he raced that first ever Grand Tour, that Vuelta, is mind blowing, isn't it? voice-verified

Especially with hindsight, when you now know everything that you know about his propensities, you could see a lot of those hallmarks there. voice-verified

Quite an interesting thing happens at a roundabout this time, and it's only just occurred to me now, is that there used to be two races in the Middle East in February. voice-verified

There used to be the Dubai Tour and the Abu Dhabi Tour. voice-verified

They fused and they became the UAE Tour. voice-verified

Tadej Pogacar goes there in 2020, I think, for the first time and wins one of the marquee stages. voice-verified

and has gone back almost on an annual basis ever since and always comes away with a victory pretty much. voice-verified

I'm thinking that first year, maybe he was beaten by Adam Yates in the overall, but fact of the matter is, knowing that part of the world, I used to work there a little bit on those races, it's incredibly important to the sponsors that they win that race. voice-verified

There's a lot of ego at play. voice-verified

The race itself is not that important in the grand scheme of things, but in terms of the way the economics of the sport work, massively important. voice-verified

So I think that might be quite significant when it comes to building this super team and loosening the purse strings going forward, because that's part of the story. voice-verified

took a massive setback very early on in that race on a stage where Wout van Aert won and Peter Sagan's team split the race in bits he got the he missed a move and then that hampered him in the general classification he was one minute 21 seconds down and had to find that time back again voice-verified

So it wasn't without, it wasn't just a smooth, you know, kind of like progression to an inevitable victory. voice-verified

Far from it. voice-verified

This episode is brought to you in partnership with Saley. voice-verified

If you've ever watched the Tour de France and wondered what goes on between the finish line one day and the start line the next, the answer is usually a lot of traveling. voice-verified

And when you're constantly on the move, staying connected matters. voice-verified

That's where Saley comes in. voice-verified

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