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Welcome back to the Lanction Rouge Cycling Podcast, presented by Zwift, no world tour racing on

this week, but we have for a month's payle on today, men and women's races, the men's

dot pro race, but a stack start list, almost as strong as I'm still really, and there's also

the tour of Turkey happening as well, which would do a results roundup quickly at the end of

this, but the men's, but a bunch of payle, it's in the Flemish Ardenne, so I believe it's 205

kilometres long, so not 215 sort of monument length from Lurven, where the world started last year

to Overraiser, it's up and down hills all day, not savage cobbles, and they don't block off the

size of the cobbles, but the loop they do includes the Mosque Strat and the Hurts Strat.

This is where Pidcock was very good on the Hurts Strat last year, which has a Gata on the

side of it, 700 metres 4%, but a steeper bit in it, and he was actually not so good on the Mosque

Strat, which is 500 metres 7% with, you have to ride on the cobbles, he was put under pressure by Ben

Wach last year in this race, so he won last year, he was second in Amstel last year, and similar names

here again, Aleph Leap, Remco, Benoit, Clock, Ben Turner, Sheffield, Pidcock, as I already

probably said, Wellens, Bargey, No MVP, No Wout, or I think Jambore would all, but Benji,

group of big favourites went early, that's why this race is so good.

Yes, it's actually in like two waves that it did, first of all, we saw on the Mosque Strat

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