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in Northern Ireland. Welcome back to Lantern Rouge Cycling Pogcast presented by Zwift for

the final Giro d'Italia stage recap. The final TT, stage 21 from Verona to Verona, 17-and-a-half

case, almost no TT kilometres in this Giro. No, like 26 kilometres, like very, very small amount,

it finished just outside of some sort of amphitheater in Verona, Marrow venue before the race had said,

I do not want to see GC decide by a TT, whether that contributed to an exciting third week or not,

we will discuss tomorrow. This is just a recap of the time trial, and we'll have all those

discussion points we need to go back and watch sort of some of the earliest stages. It's

easy to forget what happened in first week before we talk about that tomorrow, but this TT,

17 kilometres long, 4K, 5.5% climb, where the intermediate time check is taken at the top,

and then they descend a very similar gradient climb back down into Verona. And who does this TT

suit, Benji, because it's, okay, yes, got up hill, but it's not like the Budapest one,

which was a punch at the end. This is different. Yeah, quite certainly. It's not like it's got the

very steep portions on that climb itself, but it is notable that because the first spot is uphill,

it also means that that first spot is done a very longer period. So on average, about 16 minutes,

for the average rider in the Pelos on today, was the first spot of this time trial to then

intermediate check. And then the second spot is done in about roughly nine-ish minutes. So

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