Well, we're powering down after an individual time trial in which 90 of us excelled, I think

it's fair to say. We were both a bit young as finger go, I think, today.

But it was our fault. I think the director did it. It wasn't awful.

Well, I think the director did two good of a job. It was like covering everything.

Yeah, it was just a bit. It was. And also, for the first time, I think, in I can remember,

the official criterion to Duffin A site, the Tiso timing was faster than the TV images.

How's that even? That's like we were getting stuff before it was showing on TV.

Before it had happened. So then the director was going back and then

playing, so it was confusing to say the least.

Yeah. Are we got me and Chat Stevens at the year of a couple of years ago?

Last year, we got into trouble for doing that.

Oh, for being ahead of the game, for being ahead of the game.

Because a lot of the stuff you see on time trials, with a lot of sports, actually,

is not actually live. Sport alert. It's just happened.

You know, because they might be covering, they might be covering a significant

rider coming to the finish line at exactly the same point as Jonas Winger guys coming to

checkpoint one. Control that. You can't control that.

So they'll spin it around on a machine called an EVS and play it in as live.

So you've got to be quite careful as that as a commentator to use the

information on your data screen with discretion. I suppose when it's live,

which is an understanding of the Giro, you'd want to be doing that because a lot of

people who are watching live might be following it as well if they're super schlugs.

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