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Just Ride

Just Ride

By: Red Bull
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 Join Rob and Eliot for Season 3 of Just Ride as they delve into a new array of cycling adventures. They're back on your screens and in your ears, speaking to the most famous faces from the world of mountain biking, road cycling, and everything in-between. We've got some incredible guests planned - and we will be bringing you Just Ride from all around the world. Come and join the ride! Get in touch with the guys on their socials or email us at justride@redbull.com.Copyright Red Bull
Episodes
  • Can Rob Warner conquer an ICONIC Tour de France climb? | Tips from Geraint Thomas, Olly Wilkins & more!

    Can Rob Warner conquer an ICONIC Tour de France climb? | Tips from Geraint Thomas, Olly Wilkins & more!
    Jun 27 2025
    One of the world's tallest, most spectacular cycling monuments And Mont Ventoux. Yes, Rob Warner has revealed his plans to take on one of the Tour de France's most infamous climbs, Mont Ventoux, after his spectacular failed attempt earlier this year – we're talking full bonk, complete meltdown, abandon-the-mission levels of failure. Eliot isn’t letting him forget it either… but this time he has brought backup. To give Rob the motivation he needs to make it to the summit, Eliot reached out to some absolute legends of cycling and former Just Ride guests – Geraint Thomas, Tom Pidcock, Jolanda Neff, Finn Iles, and Olly Wilkins – and got their thoughts, encouragement, and, of course, some quality roasting. The pressure is on now, there's no turning back. Can Rob finally conquer this mountain? The experts have a range of differing answers to that question, but what do you guys think? Rob vs Mont Ventoux: THE REMATCH coming soon... Let us know how you think Rob will do, or send him any advice, by emailing justride@redbull.com.
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    15 mins
  • Tom Pidcock opens up on GIRO results, Grand Tour pressure and his MTB future

    Tom Pidcock opens up on GIRO results, Grand Tour pressure and his MTB future
    Jun 12 2025
    Just one day after crossing the finish line in Rome to complete the 2025 Giro d’Italia, Tom Pidcock sat down with us in Salzburg for an honest, revealing conversation about the pressures, decisions, and ambitions that shape life at the very top of the sport. From the chaos of a three-week Grand Tour to the calm of a podcast studio, this episode captures a rare moment of reflection from one of the most versatile and compelling riders in cycling today. We delve into Tom’s decision to leave Ineos Grenadiers and join Q36.5 - a move that made headlines across the road cycling world. The conversation also dives deep into his Olympic journey, with Tom reflecting on the incredible achievement of winning back-to-back gold medals in mountain biking and what it would take to return for a third shot at LA 2028. We also unpack THAT move at the 2024 Paris Games that secured him gold against French favourite, Victor Kortetsky. But this isn’t just about wins and podiums. We also explore Tom's love for MTB and the sacrifices that must be made to be competitive in every discipline. We dive into what it actually takes to ride general classification in a Grand Tour, the mental battle of staying focused for 21 days straight, the sacrifices required to chase time on the world’s biggest stages, and the emotional highs and lows that come with trying to hold it all together under immense pressure. Whether you're a fan of road racing, mountain biking, or simply fascinated by the psychology of elite athletes, this episode offers a rare look into the mindset of a rider who’s redefining what it means to be a modern cyclist. Tom Pidcock’s story is still unfolding, and this chapter is one you won’t want to miss.
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    38 mins
  • How Olly Wilkins turned mountain biking from a passion into a profession

    How Olly Wilkins turned mountain biking from a passion into a profession
    May 29 2025
    Join Rob and Eliot as they sit down with Olly Wilkins, a true legend of the global Mountain Bike scene and all-round master of two wheels. From digging his first jumps in the Surrey Hills to sculpting 65-foot canyon gaps for Brendan Fairclough at Red Bull Rampage, Olly takes us through the ages and unpacks what keeps him smiling on (and off) two wheels. There’s a nostalgic look at the early 2000s dirt jump scene, we’ll uncover why the Surrey hills forged a generation of world-class riders, such as Bernard Kerr, Matt Jones, Sam Reynolds, and what really happens during those exhausting, emotional build-weeks in the Utah desert. The conversation also dives into urban downhill course design, the birth of The Ride Companion podcast during lockdown, and the importance of keeping biking fun - whether you’re chasing podiums or perfect whips. Want to know all about the ins and outs of mountain biking? This chat has everything. Next time on Just Ride? A superstar in the cycling scene joins Rob and Eliot in Salzburg. You’ll have to stay tuned to find out who (hint: he’s very busy in Italy right now). In the meantime, email justride@redbull.com to get in touch with Rob, Eliot and the team. #redbull #JustRide #cycling
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    47 mins
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