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Welcome back to the spin cycle podcast, everybody. I'm Kaylee Fretz.

Today on the show, we think Tadi Pagaccha maybe has his mojo back.

Wanna Yuso, want to bet, and we have new tech to talk about.

Let's get to it.

Joining me today, Dane Cash, because it's the Vuelta, you can't go anywhere.

Welcome back.

I'm happy to be here, Kaley.

I'd like to think that even when the Vuelta is not on, I'm still of value to you.

But I understand that the Vuelta is a particularly good time of year. Yeah, some. Some value. Okay. I'll take some. Some's good, though. Also joining us back in the show for the first time in a bit. Ronan McLaughlin, welcome back, Ronan. Thank you. Dane, you are of immense value to me. Thanks, Ronan. I'm so glad to have you around.

Well, that was a nice little kumbaya moment.

Let's get in.

Let's get into the Velta gentlemen. We've got a lot to talk about today. As I said, we're going to talk a bit about, you know, Montreal, Quebec, which is where Tade Pagaccha is headed this weekend. Or is already there, actually. Maybe a little eye toward worlds as well.

We have some American exceptionalism to discuss.

We've got some tech to talk about later.

But first, the Vuelta.

We are approaching the end of this bicycle race, Dane.

So what's going on right now? Give me sort of the lay of the land for anybody who has not been following it super closely where are we at with the Vuelta right now? Well, right now. As we are recording, there's a time trial happening. And, well, this is relevant because this could change the outcome of what I'm going to say here.

So we may need to come back in like 40 minutes and I could tell you if anything changed dramatically. But it's only 12K. So it's not going to change that much. What if somebody

crashes? What if Joe Almeida has a great day? In general, we've got a pretty close race for

two and a half weeks in, which is great.

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