Bradley Wiggins joins the group of pros-turned-podcasters with his own weekly piece that delves into cycling history
CyclingThursday, 26 June 2025 at 00:30
Nowadays you find so many various cycling podcasts that it seems as if almost everyone could run one. And that may not be untrue. Inspired by his former teammate Geraint Thomas, among many, 2012 Tour de France champion Sir Bradley Wiggins launches his own 'Café Aficionado'.
In a preview announcement the Brit, who is trying to build a new legacy after conquering his own rock-bottom, the new podcast with weekly episodes that dive back into the history of cycling. On Tuesdays, Wiggins along with his guests will talk about iconic moments from cycling past, as well as untold stories, anecdotes and much more. First two episodes are already out, available on all mainstream podcast platforms.
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