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in Northern Ireland. Welcome back to Lantern Rouge cycling podcast, LRH with Benji

for the European Championships, Men's road race recap, as well as the Tour of Scandinavia

Roundup, the women's world tour race that finished today as well. But as always, this show is brought

to you by Zwift. Tom Piedcock is heading to Zwift tomorrow to relift his heroics on stage 12,

the after-work stage of this year's Tour de France, and he wants you to join him and hundreds

of other Zwifters. It's a social ride, and he's right, but he's riding up the Alps to Zwift,

so you know, it'll be as hard as you want to make it. He's riding at 6pm British standard time,

and 7pm European time. I had some concerned listeners call in and say,

LRH, there is no such thing as British summer time, but Tom as Zwift said,

EST, 6pm BST, and I get poetic licence with disgift reads, so I'm saying it's British

stand, no, summer time. I forgot what I said, British summer time, tomorrow 6pm

in the UK, US obviously be a bit early, depending on where you are, East Coast, West Coast,

and Australians, not a great time, but maybe if you want to get a fairly.

Wait, I need to correct it. I think you said British standard time, and I think British

summer time is the real one. I think that's the real deal here. Which one is it?

Which one actually is it? British summer time is existing, I think.

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