Welcome back to the Lantern Rouge Cycling Podcast, supported by Locoll, here with Benji

Nyson on Monday night. For the year at Italian stage 10, recap the last stage before the

rest day. No rest for me. I've been packing up all day to fly to Europe tomorrow in the

middle of the afternoon. I've just been fighting with this bike bag, Benji. I swear to

God, this skycon bike bag, and I mean, mate, I wish I'd just got a cardboard box and took

my chances. I spent the whole year at stage trying to get this thing five minutes, five minutes,

pack up a whole shit. Anyway, stage 10, gripes aside, 140 kilometers long, luckily left

in Follinio. Quite a bit of climbing in the middle of this stage, actually, there's a

climb at the start for a break to form. And there's three climbs, 3.4 Ks, 4%, 6 Ks, 4%, 7 Ks,

5% the last climb. And then from the crest of that, it's 39 Ks to the finish in Follinio.

So each on their own, there's those climbs, not really scary to any sprinters apart from

maybe you and over on a vegan. So the question was, we'd be able to pace for the entirety

of those climbs. And we'll see that in a second. But a break did form early on Benji with

some familiar names. Yes, certainly. Thakav on the horn once again already won a stage

before to get with his, well, companion dad was also in the break way back then, Simon

Pelo. He's been in the break a lot this year or so far. Marengo as well, also a name we've

seen quite a few times in the review as well. So it seems like we've got the same people

in the ranks every single few days. And then Kobo Horsons ended up chasing that group and

also catching that break way, which made for a five man break way for the stage. It was

a bit of talk before the stage about potential echelons, but I didn't see too much of that

to be honest, like it wasn't really that. In the end, it was clear that Bora wanted to

try and get something out of the stage, but we had some other sprint teams as well. Let's

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