Today on the show: Picnic-PostNL has their first World Tour win, but also 71 whistleblowers, Matthew Richardson needs to find another new nationality, and confusion over Montmartre laps in the 2027 Tour de France finale.

Today on the show: The hype train is in danger of running off the rails with excitement, riders take a stand on safety in Italy, and we need to discuss Remco Evenepoel’s jersey.

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Today on the show: Lidl-Trek are still in the middle of an aisle of uncertainty, Tom Pidcock is not happy with the country of Italy, and it turns out Valtteri Bottas is actually living the best life anyone could ever live.

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Today on the show: Remco Evenepoel has completed the set, but Giulio Ciccone doesn’t necessarily think so, while, actually, Tadej Pogacar crossed the finish line first.

Today on the show: We finally have an answer, we think, to whether Tadej Pogacar is racing the Euros, the UCI says they want certain Grand Tours to only be 16 days long, and we need to find Brandon McNulty’s body.

Today on the show: We're roadside in Montreal, and inside the US team tent, for one of the best weekends of bike racing in recent memory.

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Today on the show: We are on the ground in Montréal for the World Championships with the road races to come this weekend, Evenepoel and Ganna are still arguing over the time trial, and why is Pogačar on a race entry list?

Today on the show: Remco makes it four in a row, Paul Seixas says he can now hang with the big boys, and Mathieu van der Poel went for a really long solo adventure.