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Inside Red Bull-BORA-hansgrohe – Tour de France Podcast (English Version)

Inside Red Bull-BORA-hansgrohe – Tour de France Podcast (English Version)

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 The podcast “Inside Red Bull-BORA-hansgrohe” from ovb-online.de offers exclusive insights into the German cycling team Red Bull-BORA-hansgrohe at the Tour de France. Every day, team manager Ralph Denk looks back on the stage and shares behind-the-scenes perspectives on professional cycling. The episode wraps up with a preview of the next stage. The original version of this podcast was recorded in German and translated with the help of artificial intelligence. OVB Media accepts no liability for any translation errors.
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  • Finale: "It was incredibly tough – but a true milestone"

    Finale: "It was incredibly tough – but a true milestone"
    Jul 28 2025
    In the final edition covering the 2025 Tour, Denk reports on the last stage in Paris. “The images were spectacular, no doubt about that. Still, I’m more of a fan of the traditional Paris finish – and many riders told me the same,” says the 51-year-old. The team’s mood at the closing celebration was cheerful, as Red Bull-BORA-hansgrohe looks back on a successful Tour de France. “It was an incredibly tough time. The Tour keeps growing, which increases the pressure and makes the racing even faster,” Denk analyzes. In the middle section, Denk reflects on the 2025 Tour de France, focusing on Lipowitz, the overall team performance, and the winner, Tadej Pogacar. “We’ve never made it to the podium in Paris before. This Tour is a true milestone for us,” says Denk. The final part addresses Red Bull-BORA-hansgrohe’s season plans. “Our Vuelta roster isn’t finalized yet, and there are still some important races to come. But Lipowitz won’t ride the Spanish Grand Tour,” Denk concludes. The original version of this podcast was recorded in German and translated with the help of artificial intelligence. OVB Media accepts no liability for any translation errors. Photo: IMAGO/Jan De Meuleneir
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    29 min
  • Stage 20: "Paris could be a real battlefield"

    Stage 20: "Paris could be a real battlefield"
    Jul 26 2025
    In the current issue, Denk reports on stage 20 of the 2025 Tour de France, where the team did everything it could to secure Florian Lipowitz’s third place. “Today was pure stress again,” says Denk, who already “had a bad feeling” at the start. “Many riders were well warmed up to launch early attacks, so we saw lots of breakaway groups, and it turned into a really tough race — thankfully, we came through it well.” The background section takes a closer look at the state of German cycling. Denk explains how Germany compares to other nations, how young talent is developing, and how the German element is integrated into his own team. This year, the final stage into Paris won’t be one for the pure sprinters. The new route is challenging: first, the peloton completes four traditional laps on the Champs-Élysées, then the race continues on a 16-kilometer circuit featuring three climbs up Montmartre — each classified as a mountain point. “Paris could turn into carnage — or everyone might just roll over that final climb together. We have to be ready for anything,” says Denk. The original version of this podcast was recorded in German and translated with the help of artificial intelligence. OVB Media accepts no liability for any translation errors. photo: IMAGO/Vincent Kalut
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    17 min
  • Stage 19: "It was very emotional for the whole team"

    Stage 19: "It was very emotional for the whole team"
    Jul 25 2025
    In the current issue, Denk reports on stage 19 of the 2025 Tour de France, where Florian Lipowitz secured a podium finish in the mountains. “It was very emotional for the whole team,” says Denk, referring to the final two kilometers. “He has nerves of steel and did a fantastic job.” Stage 20 returns to hilly terrain. Over the 184 kilometers to Pontarlier, there shouldn’t be major changes in the general classification — or will there be? “It was important to extend the lead, especially in light of the altered stage route in Paris. Tomorrow I expect a breakaway group of 5 to 10 riders fighting for the stage win,” says Denk. The original version of this podcast was recorded in German and translated with the help of artificial intelligence. OVB Media accepts no liability for any translation errors. photo: IMAGO/JASPER JACOBS
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    11 min
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