From Sprint Finishes to Sharp Analysis: Caleb Ewan on Life After Racing
In our latest podcast episode, Caleb Ewan opens up about his transition from elite racing to sports commentary. After years competing at the highest level of professional cycling, Caleb shares how retirement brought both challenges and opportunities, allowing him to remain closely connected to the sport while spending more quality time with his family in Sydney.
I look back on my career with a lot of pride
Caleb also reflects on the immense pressure professional cyclists face, especially during major races like the Tour de France. He explains how expectations from teams and sponsors can create intense mental strain, amplifying both the thrill of victory and the weight of defeat in one of the world’s most demanding sports.
It's easier to become professional and harder to stay professional
The conversation also explores the future of Australian cycling, with Caleb highlighting the rise of new talent and the increasingly competitive landscape. Looking ahead, he shares his excitement for the 2026 Tour de France and reveals a personal goal beyond cycling: taking on the Melbourne Marathon, embracing a new challenge in this next chapter of his life.
