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in Northern Ireland. Welcome back to the Legend Rouge Cycling Podcast, presented by Zwift

for a good sprint stage. An exciting one. Stage 13 of the Giro d'Italia from San

Rémo, where the line of San Rémo finishes, obviously, to CUNIO inland. They're working their way

north. 151 Ks, and unlike the pancake flat one yesterday, there's a 10k 6.7% climb in this

quality novel, and then, like, let me calculate, 100k's of flat pretty much to the finish.

With the last 2k's of this being an annoying 2% drag uphill, nothing to worry the sprinters about,

but could be decisive for a breakaway. And the question was, with no Benium here,

do Alpha Centaker upon themselves to pace? Is there a big fight to get in the breakaway?

With MVP, court, ballerini type guys, will UAE pace the climb for Kaffiria? We'll

cavern to my make it over. We had all these questions for the start of this stage, but since

like, people are tired, Benji, it turned out to be kind of the opposite of what I expected, the

first third of this stage. Yeah, and not the largest brankway going up the road, including

Pascal Encore, and in that brankway to get a bit of a miracle mastery from Ayolo, Nikola Prudom,

which is a not related to the other Prudom from the Tour de France, but just a rider on Ashtazair.

Should use Fondemberg also in there for EF, and those are the four brankway riders. Nothing

to do special there. That's a brankway that on paper looks manageable from the peloton. I would

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