So you get into it? Do it.

What's the current back? What's the current presented by Zwift, how you make?

Yeah, well good. Just arrived at Dofeany. Um, just got to the hotel.

Just had a little look what's happening in the Giro. Looks like it's all kicking off a bit.

Well, you know, it's a typical Giro and it's never straightforward. So it's, uh, yeah,

Caruso and that 10k to go. Yeah, there's 40 seconds. He's got a teammate up there. Don't

only know what, how he got away or anything. But, um, have you been watching?

Yeah, I got back off the bike and turned it on with like 50k to go and, um,

this is going to be an interesting podcast because we're like watching live, aren't we?

Um, yeah, a couple of DSN boy and Caruso went on the descent and we were a bit on the back of

foot, but like looking at it now, like you say, 10k to go 40 seconds, just fucking, just, just ride

it in now. And, uh, I mean, even if he gets a minute, for example, like, well, I was, uh, he's got

what to 20 on him. Like Egan's got two minutes 20 on Caruso somehow. Yeah. I mean, Caruso is a better

tester, but not by loads, right? No, yeah, I, looking at the top turn, I think, obviously,

Almeida is the best T-tier by far, but then the rest are all similar sort of level I would have

thought know within sort of like 20 odd seconds of each other really, I think, on paper, but

who knows the end of the grand tour, but yeah, it makes it a bit exciting, doesn't it?

I think if the boys just keep it real, yeah, just keep on cracking on. And, you know, if it's

less than a minute, you know, it should be all right. And I even think, you know, when people

listen to this, they'll probably say, I probably got it well wrong, but 8.6k to go 40 seconds,

like in the last two, three K, they can bring that back even, you know, I would be surprised if

they end up with just a handful of seconds on the finish line. Yeah, well, at the end of the day,

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