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in Northern Ireland. Welcome back to the lantern roof cycling podcast, brought to you by Zwift.

My name is Benji, and today I'm solo here, a solo breakaway once again. It's been a while since

we had one of those. Why is Patrick slash LR not here? Well, it's simple. This man had to drive

all the way to Switzerland to do his UCI Ryder's Agents exam and his stuck in traffic, so that's why

he's not here, unfortunately, but you'll have to manage just with me. I hope you'll feel

pretty okay with that, because yeah, I'm sorry. Anyway, we've got the doffony on the menu today,

the women's tour, and perhaps a tiny bit of ZLM tour talk in the podcast today, but mostly,

first of all, let's talk about the doffony. A stage that on paper is very similar to the ones

we've already had. A stage that could be a reduced bunch of rind or a breakaway taking it in the

end, depending on which teams take control during the stage, and which rinders were in the breakway

initially. When it comes to the Lantern Bar, it's a pretty strong breakaway to be honest,

Benjamin Tumar from Coffordes might pick for the stage, I think, two or three days ago,

I don't remember completely. Fabien du Bien here as well when it comes to a total,

Jan Backelon's Anton Marseille, and two riders from Bien B once again, they're showing themselves

in this race quite silently. Sebastian Schoenberger is that rider, and Pierre-Roulin is in there as well.

Important to note is that in this stage, there are two hills in the initial part of the stage,

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