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Welcome back to the Lantern Rouge Cycling Podcast, presented by Zwift,

here for stage 11 of the Dura Italia, the last or only pancake flat sprint stage for the second

week from Santa Canjello, Dura Mania to Reggio Emilia, and the first hundred cases of this stage

on the same road in a straight line to Bologna, and then yeah, it's a it's a flat sprint stage.

I told you yesterday, and if you spend all stage watching it, that's on you. But there was

supposed to be some echelon action benchy, or you said on Twitter it was 50-50, maybe echelons,

maybe not. I guess they did try in some sense. Yeah, they certainly tried, but it was that kind of

stage where it was kind of on the edge, so much launch could happen, and some actually occurred for

a bit where Caleb Yun was off the back in a small group together with Thomas again trying to

bridge him back up, but it only lasted for like a minute, and then there was just a nervousness

that there's a lot in the peloton. I think that's the main part of the stage, not necessarily the

echelon danger itself, but in nervousness towards that, that couldn't flick damage when he comes to

crash then so forth. But fortunately, nothing too crazy. I did see that poor crash today,

so that happened, but he continued on with, so I guess it can't be too bad. But we also

went attack by, it was the bond just after the echelons were neutralized again, because nobody

was doing anything, and I felt like that's going a bit of an adventure, and well, that adventure

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