Ride To Success Podcast

Renata Farah shares her journey of cultural adaptation, personal growth, and the transformative power of sports, particularly cycling

Chloe Hosking, shares her journey from professional athlete to entrepreneur. She discusses the challenges faced by women in cycling, the importance of soft skills learned through sports, and the impact of minimum salaries on the professionalisation of women's cycling.

Hannah shares a wild cycling adventure with legends of the sport, reflecting on how her accidental journey into cycling journalism began after personal tragedies.

Inigo Hawkings shares his journey from discovering cycling during the London Olympics to becoming a competitive cyclist and content creator

Claire Sharpe shares her journey from a lockdown cycling novice to a passionate advocate for off-road cycling, emphasizing the importance of inclusivity and community in the cycling world.

As the UK cycling industry faces an unprecedented safety and regulatory crisis, the Ride to Success podcast hosted an emergency debate to confront head-on the growing controversy around e-bike conversion kits and battery safety.

Alice Wood shares her journey from being a professional cyclist to transitioning into commentary and coaching. She reflects on her early days in cycling, the importance of family support, and the mental challenges faced in the sport.

Lily Rice shares her journey of embracing failure as a stepping stone to resilience and success. She discusses her experiences in sports and design, leading to the founding of The Long Run Club, a sustainable sportswear brand.

In this conversation, Kimberly Coats shares her inspiring journey from a recreational cyclist to a leader in African cycling development through Team Africa Rising. She discusses the evolution of the team, the challenges faced in nurturing cycling talent in Africa, and the importance of education and infrastructure in supporting young athletes.

Mikel and Tsgabu from Team Amani discussed their vision to transform cycling by creating pathways for African athletes. They explore the cultural adaptations required for success in a Eurocentric sport, the misconceptions surrounding their work, and the structural changes needed in cycling to promote inclusivity.