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Hey everyone, Anders here.

Our team is off for a few days, so today we are replaying an episode that first aired around this time last year.

It's about the women's Tour de France, which finally came into existence after a very long hiatus.

I spoke with reporter Maggie Mertens about why there had never been a proper Tour de France for women,

and how the race finally came to be thanks to the grit and determination of several women with a big assist from an online gaming company.

Alright, here's the episode.

Maggie Mertens, welcome to the lead, and has anyone ever told you that you have a great cycling name?

No, thanks for having me.

It just feels right.

It just feels right.

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