Fresh off the Tour Down Under, we sit down with Peta Mullins for a wide ranging and honest conversation about life inside the women’s WorldTour. From dissecting UAE Team ADQ’s tactics on the Corkscrew to breaking down what really went wrong in the final stage, Peta gives rare insight into decision making under pressure. We dive into her move to UAE, the reality of being a domestique at the highest level, the arms race of equipment and aero gains, and her evolution into one of the world’s best time trialists. It’s reflective, analytical, and refreshingly human, a proper look at how elite racing actually works when the heart rate is at 190 and the margins are razor thin.

Live from the Trackhouse after Stage 1 of the Tour Down Under, we sit down with newly crowned Australian National Road Champion Pat Eddy for his first-ever podcast appearance. Fresh from pulling on the green and gold, Pat talks through the chaos and chess match of Nationals, the reality of life after a WorldTour contract, and what it feels like to go from sleepless nights to national champion in a matter of days. We dig into his role in the Australian team on Stage 1, the noise around his win, the road ahead with Team Brennan, and why this week in Adelaide feels like more than just another race. Raw, honest, and still buzzing, this is Pat Eddy in the thick of it.

We relive Stage 3 of the 2026 Women’s Tour Down Under, where defending champion Noemi Rüegg made history by outsprinting a trio from UAE Team ADQ on the punishing Corkscrew Road to take both the stage and overall victory for a second year in a row, fending off sustained attacks and tactical chess on the final climbs. Matilda and Hollywood unpack how the GC battle unfolded after Ally Wollaston’s fast start to the race in Stages 1 and 2, the impact of going up the infamous 'punchy' Corkscrew Climb twice, and Rüegg’s calm, aggressive response to pressure that ultimately sealed her repeat triumph in Adelaide’s brutal heat.

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Our first live episode of The Domestiques, recorded straight from the Trackhouse during Stage 1 of the Santos Women’s Tour Down Under. With the race still fresh, we unpack the opening day chaos, the sprint finish, early GC signals, and what it all means heading into stage two and three. Joined live by Peta Mullins, we dig into the state of women’s racing, life on the WorldTour circuit, gravel, crits, commentary, and why the TDU still matters more than ever. Crowd noise. Hot takes. No edits. No filter.

Former TDU winner Sarah Gigante joins Tils to break down the World Tour start list, the stages and who will take home the Orche Jersey! This is a deep dive into the first world tour race of the 2026 season!

The dust has barely settled in Perth and there is a lot to unpack. The Domestiques break down everything that went down at Road Nationals from every angle. We dig into the time trials, crit carnage, junior and U23 breakthroughs, and an elite men’s road race that has everyone arguing online. Pat Eddy’s stunning national title, Team Brennan’s masterclass, Jayco’s tactical dilemma, and why Luke Plapp probably does not deserve the pile on he has received.

Add in on the ground insights from inside the bunch, behind the commentary mic, and from the couch, plus plenty of laughs, heat-induced suffering, and honest takes on what actually decided the race. Road Nationals done. Summer of cycling is officially underway.

In this episode of The Domestiques, Tills, Marko and Hollywood fire the starter’s gun on the Summer of Cycling with a full-blooded preview of the Australian Road National Championships in Perth.

From time trial showdowns to crit chaos and road race tactics, the boys break down every key race across juniors, under 23s and elites. We cover Plapp vs Vine, Jayco’s numbers game, breakaway maths, dark horses, fashion critiques, heat fears, and the realities of racing Nationals versus watching it from the couch. If you are racing, watching, or yelling at the TV this week, this is your essential Nationals primer.

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Sometimes the best stories come wrapped in chaos. Fair warning. The internet and audio were very average on this one. The conversation still cuts through.

From the elusive AIS development program to the heart of the WorldTour, Simon Clarke has lived just about every version of professional cycling. Astana. Orica GreenEDGE. Cannondale–Drapac. EF Pro Cycling. Qhubeka–NextHash. Israel–Premier Tech. Few riders can say they have seen the sport change from the inside as many times as he has. Marko, Tils and Hollywood unpack a career defined by resilience, adaptability, and surviving at the highest level for over a decade.

Thank you for the support this year on The Domestiques. Ride safe. Check out the Trackhouse by Black Sheep Cycling and Focus Bikes at the TDU.