We are back with the first of our Tour de France specials. Soudal Quick-Step ride the tour as a GC team for the first time and in this candid conversation with sports director Klaas Lodewyck, he not only previews La Grande Boucle, but also explores Klass' love of cycling and his connection with our riders.

In his first year as a professional cyclist Luke Lamperti has caught the eye of many.  His atypical Californian, easy going nature has made him a popular member of the Soudal Quick-Step, but beneath lies a stealy competitor that has already shown his talents this season, and has led to him being chosen for his first Grand Tour.  On the first rest day of the race, he talks to the Wolfpack Howls about his experience so far at the Giro d’Italia, how he stays calm in the chaos of racing, and his families Italian heritage. 

Passionate, knowledgable and always memorable, Davide Bramati is the epitome of Soudal Quick-Step's love affair with cycling in Italy. After hanging up his wheels in 2006, 'Brama' has masterminded countless victories from inside the team car. In our second Giro d'Italia special, he gives his thoughts on the race so far, as well as reflecting on his love of his home tour.

In the first of our Giro d’Italia specials, we speak to Pieter Serry.  A member of our team since 2013, the Belgian is not the most famous of our riders, but he is a very popular figure within the team due to his jovial demeanour and the hard work he puts in for his teammates.  On this, the first of our Giro d'Italia specials, he talks about his love of racing in Italy, where he is about to make his 10th Giro d’Italia start, and his thoughts on what our team can do during this year’s race.     During the Giro we hope to being you regular short episodes, updating you on the team's progress and introducing you to the characters behind the team. If you like the show, please remember to give it a 5 ⭐️ rating, with a comment. 

Landismo and Taylor Swift! We bet this wasn’t on your bingo card when it came to a podcast featuring Mikel Landa. We talked about this and a lot more – from Mikel’s recovery after his Itzulia crash and hopes for the summer to his favourite climbs in the Basque Country and the race he still dreams of winning before retiring, and who he shares his birthday with!

Belgian National Champion and World Individual Time Trial Champion, Remco Evenepoel joins the Wolfpack Howls for his first interview since his crash at Itzulia Basque Country.   In the candid conversation, Remco gives an update on his inuries and his plans to get back to training soon, what happened that days on the road around Victoria, what he has been doing with his time off the bike, how he reviews his 2024 so far, and his hopes for the months ahead, including the Tour de France and the Olympic Games.  

He was a member of the team in 2016-2017 and he looks back on that period as the best years of his career. During that two-year spell, Dan Martin hit new heights, finishing on the podium at some of the most prestigious races in the world – Flèche Wallonne, Liège–Bastogne–Liège, Paris-Nice, Volta a Catalunya, and the Critérium du Dauphiné – as well as taking his best result ever at the Tour de France, sixth overall. Ahead of the Ardennes Classics, we caught up with Dan for a chat about his time with the Wolfpack, the many friendship relationships forged back then that have stood the test of time, the best moments of his career, his take on what makes the Mur de Huy so special and the route changes of “La Doyenne”, and answering the question that the world needs answering: Who would win between a Panda and a Wolf!

In the second part of our special preview of cycling's Holy Week, Niki Terpstra talks about his success at the Hell of the North in 2014.

Ahead of  Holy Week, 7 special days where cycling focuses on its most revered cobbled races, in Ronde van Vlaanderen and Paris-Roubaix, we sat down with a former Wolf that succeed in both races.  Niki Terpstra won 17 races during his 8 years with our team, most famously winning both De Ronde and Hell of the North.  During this first part of a two part special, Niki talks of his time with the Wolfpack, his reflection on the classics season so far, and what it is what makes De Ronde so special.  Look out for the second part next week, when we will look forward to Paris-Roubaix

From the classroom to the chaotic sprint finishes of the pre peloton, Tim Merlier and Bert Van Lerberghe have been friends for over 20 years. Since meeting in school, the pair have built an enduring bond that has seen them grow on to a formidable leadout man/sprinter partnership, with the pair having an understanding that allows them to navigate the cycling's hectic lunges for the finish line. In this chat with The Wolfpack Howls, they tell how others often think that their teasing of each other is them arguing, about what it would be like for Tim to lead out Bert, and their passions away from road racing, in particular how Bert has made a name for himself as a furniture maker.