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Welcome back to the Lanction Roost Cycling Podcast, presented by Zwift, the online cycling

platform, which I actually used during the men's race set. Finished very early, Amstel Goldrace,

men and women's recaps all in the same podcast and podcast plays, separate YouTube videos.

There's a lot to talk about in dissect. There's some insane drama in the men's race as well,

which, frankly, is some Netflix-level scripting almost this drama. But men's race first,

it was back to the original parkour. It was a COVID-affected parkour last year where they just did

laps of, I think, cowberg, golemaburg, and belemaburg, they did like infinite laps of them,

and then same finished though on the berk and tablite, whatever it is. Anyway, this is the first

of the Ardennes race. It was a week early, I think, because of French elections and Paraguay

was moved. Anyway, Northern European politics is beyond my remit. In the men's race,

there was a few notable omissions. Because of the move date, we had no hour of sleep,

no rogletch, no mic words. So the bass country had a lot of good punctures. We had Benoit calls

Neufua, Pete Cockyu had an underwhelming public classics campaign, MVP, of course,

Dylan Turns, Kuhn, Madawaz, amongst others, no park, no rog, and yeah, that was it. It was

actually very controlled, Benji, the opposite to, like, an omeloupe classics race is very controlled.

Yes, certainly. We did have a good rider in the breakway. Edith Sculling was in the breakway

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