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Your front-row seat to the wild world of off-road cycling. Hosted by the team at Stilspoke, The Dirt Dispatch covers the pulse of modern dirt racing — from the high-stakes drama of the UCI Mountain Bike World Cup to the uniquely American chaos of the Life Time Grand Prix. Expect sharp insights, athlete interviews, race breakdowns, and behind-the-tape stories you won’t hear anywhere else. Whether you're a diehard XC fan, gravel obsessive, or just here for the vibes — this is the show that keeps you in the loop and on the gas.
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Episode #28
This one is a bit different. Zoe Cuthbert sat down with Ronja Blöchlinger and Lucie van der Schalk for a wide ranging conversation about racing highs and lows, adversity, nutrition and a lot of other fun stories and questions thrown in!
Episode #27
Piper Albrecht sat down with Jess Wenlock, the team manager of Trinity Racing for a discussion about her role and the team. One of the premier development programs within the sport, with names like Tom Pidcock, Chris Blevins, Haley Batten and Adrien Boichis coming through their development pathway, the success speaks for itself. They discuss Jess's transition into the role of team manager, her perspective on the job and the fulfilment she gets being an integral part of rider development. They discuss the crucial role that development programs play in the sport and athletes alike.
Episode #26
Adrien Boichis has taken this year by storm. Taking four World Cup wins already this season, he has quickly become a threat for the win every time he lines up. Jasper sat down with him ahead of the Andorra World Cup to discuss his love of racing, success this season, and his perspective on his career ahead. They also discuss his relationship with his peers and teammates as well as balancing objectives with his road racing commitments for RedBull Bora-Hansgrohe.
Episode #25
The Andorra World Cup wrapped up the first half of an exciting and frenetic season. Tune in to hear how the races unfolded, the big rides and intricacies of the performances. We also hear from the riders inside the race about how their day went and where to next.
Episode #24
A new venue for World Cup cross country in the Italian alps; La Thuile. It delivered a demanding and spectacular course that produced some fantastic racing across the weekend. From first wins to continued success, we go into the moments that defined the racing as the World Cup reaches it's mid point of the year.
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