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in Northern Ireland. Welcome back to the Lenton Rouge cycling podcast presented by Zwift,

here with the Dois, Duvlandre, recap men and women's, the men's world tour, the women's

actually dot pro race, but in the men's edition, we had Matthew van der Poel lining up at his first

Belgian classic this year, head of Sunday's Tour of Flanders, we'll have the preview of that

dropping tomorrow, we recorded it before, though, so don't hold it against us. There's a revised

parkour here for Duvlandre, in which I've got to say forehand on heart again, I said to Benji,

I'm not sure I want to cover this race, but they changed the parkour, 184Ks, more climbs in the

middle like the Noctuburg, but it's light. It's not as savage as the Tour of Flanders, it really

is intended, I think, to be a warm-up race. Peacock here with Turner, Campanars, said he'd been

targeting this, and Pegatcha here as well to get his legs prepared for Sunday, but Benji.

It went early, I saw on Twitter before, when I was watching the end of the women's

MVP, attacked at 90 Ks to go, and it sort of stopped there.

Yeah, I think you attacked indeed with 90 Ks to go, we got caught again after that move,

but it wasn't going to wait too much longer before we got the actual move that made a split

in the peloton, and that was on the Berkton Houter, the same climb on which Vambala got rid of his

contenders last year, went on the 52 km solo on that same climb. In this edition, we had a move

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