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Welcome back to the Lantern Rouge Cycling Podcast, presented by Zwift. If you're watching

on the video, Benji got this with bit on in force. It's hot conditions here in Andorra. Benji

claims it is in West Flanders. I don't believe him. Not anymore. Okay. Fun during lightning

this morning, but hey, we survived. Very, very frightening me. This is the stage 12 of the

Juridotownia from Palmer to Genova. It is, again, yesterday I said, oh, don't really know how to call it

and up being a very obvious breakaway stage with the absence of Benium, with opposite not wanting

to control the stages. This difficulty, the longest stage of this juror, 203K is finishing the

Paso de Obacco, 6K is 4% descent, then the La Coletta, 9K is 4.3% descent, then the Valigua did

Transasco, 4.3K is 8%. That's quite hard. That's a 12 to 14-minute climb above 6, 7% gradient.

It's quite hard. But afterwards, like 30 kilometers of rolling flat terrain to the finish in

Genoa on the coast. So it's just not long for the pure sprinters. Even tomorrow in best form 2020,

I don't really see it. We had other news being, speaking of sprinters, you and abandoning the

juror before the stage even started. That has to be a massive disappointment, Benji. Only saved

by De Hens in probable stage win. Yeah, surely. They did not get a stage win with Caleb Yuen, and

that's a big disappointment. He's now prepping for the Twitter frowns. I think the funner in

Lightning was probably at Emerix, that was angry at Caleb Yuen for leaving the Jiro. But I think

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