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in Northern Ireland. Welcome back to the Lantern Rouge cycling podcast presented by Zwift

for the last mount stage of the Giro d'Italia stage, 20 from Beluna to Marmaloda. Passo for

Daya, three main climbs of the day. Passo, sparkling water, sand, pelagrino, 10Ks, 8%, after about

70k, nah, 50ks of flat, and then there's some low gradients before, descent. Then a 20km

fall-slide uphill valley through a beautiful area, the Dolomites to Passo, Porto doi, 12k, 6.5%,

big road, 2,200m, the Chima copy of this year's Giro, it's like a 30 minute climb, not that hard

a climb. Then a descent and a step sort of descent, Falsla valley of like 30, 28km to the base

of the Passo for Daya, which is a climb in two parts. The first half is not very difficult,

you need Domestiques there, the first seven ks, like 5%, the last five and a half ks are 11%.

That's just a pure 20 minute wasp a kilo test and you can't hide and teammates can't really help

you either. Going into the stage to remind you Carapaz nursing, a cylinder three second lead on

Hindley, Landron 105, so Landa was a lot to do ahead of the TT, Nidalee and Bilbao and Hirt,

kind of all out of it, but the podium action. So it was between the big three and Bore and Bahrain

got men in the break Benji. They got some, what I thought was satellite riders there.

Yes, certainly, Ana, they got riders in there, but it wasn't in the first move. For example,

we had that is the Bonda New Jensen trying to go in the break way, God, God, and then it started

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