Skip to content

Samuel Sánchez joins Escapa Podcast to comment on the latest cycling news

Escapa Podcast strengthens its commitment to top-level cycling with the addition of Samuel Sánchez as a new biweekly commentator. The former Asturian cyclist, Olympic road race champion at the 2008 Beijing Games and one of the leading figures in Spanish cycling over the last two decades, joins Escapa Podcast to provide his insight, experience, and tactical analysis of the international cycling scene.

The new segment will be supported by Nomio, a sports nutrition brand that is backing this new step forward in Escapa Podcast’s editorial and professional growth. The partnership will bring an authoritative voice to the programme at the most important stage of the cycling season, with the Tour de France, the rivalry between Tadej Pogačar and Jonas Vingegaard, the development of the major teams, and the role of Spanish riders among the key storylines of the coming weeks.

Samuel Sánchez will take part in a biweekly episode of Escapa Podcast, where he will analyse current events from a privileged perspective: that of someone who competed at the highest level, raced in the Grand Tours, won stages in some of the world’s most prestigious races, and experienced first-hand the tactical, physical, and mental demands of professional cycling.

“For Escapa Podcast, this is a very important step. Samuel Sánchez is not only an Olympic champion; he is someone who understands cycling from the inside, who knows how to read a race, and who can offer listeners something that is not easy to find: judgement, experience, and the perspective of a former rider,” explains Joan Prats, sports journalist and host of the programme.

Back To Top
Privacy Overview

This website uses cookies so that we can provide you with the best user experience possible. Cookie information is stored in your browser and performs functions such as recognising you when you return to our website and helping our team to understand which sections of the website you find most interesting and useful.