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in Northern Ireland. Welcome back to Lancia and Rouge Cycling Pogcast, presented by Zwift

for stage 17 of the Giro d'Italia 2022 from Ponte, Del Dilenio to Lavarone. It's a hard mountain

stage, except the first one, the Paso Tornale, 8.6x6.3% would allow Brake to form right out of

the neutral zone, and then with medium mountain fall slight downhill it was really no GC team

is going to want to pace really hard all that day for a hundred kilometres before the two main

climbs. The Valico del Vettriolo 12K 7.5% pretty hard, and it has, it's reasonably steady,

it's steeper in the middle and then flattens off, and then after that descent, short valley,

but meaningful enough about 5-7Ks before their Monte Rivera climb, the Menador, 8Ks, 9.6%

beautiful climb, but 5th 6th and 7th K are 11.5, 11.5, 12% before a rolling ridge line to

the finish, and the last 500 metres are like 3-5% uphill, it's because there's big mountains

around it on the profile, the finish is kind of subsumed into that, but it is uphill this finish,

and we saw pretty much a carbon copy of yesterday's Brake Benji. Yeah, certainly, it was, I feel like

it was an easier brakeway to get away than the last few stages though, and we once again saw

a match of an apple in the Brake where it's becoming a bit of a thing here that it goes into

the Brake every day, whether that's for going for the stage or making sure he has an easier fight

against the title, it depends on what happens in the stage, I guess, but there were some other

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