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Oh, Good-day, guys, and welcome to Life in the Peloton.

I'm here to introduce this week's episode with Lionel Bernie.

We've got a cracker episode coming up.

Lionel, how are you going there, mate?

Not too bad, Mitch. How are you? How's the

recovery going? Perhaps we'll talk about that in the outro because you've been back on the road,

haven't you, doing some outdoor cycling after, while you've been wowing me with your

double sessions on the indoor bike as you recover from your crash in Belgium a few weeks ago. Yeah, there's a little bit to say about that. I am back out on the indoor bike as you recover from your crash in Belgium a few weeks ago.

Yeah, there's a little bit to say about that.

I am back out on the road now.

I stripped that cast off a few weeks ago and just went for it.

So let's have a chat about that after the episode because what we've got coming up this

week is Hannah Barnes.

She's a pretty well-known name in the women's field of cycling and a very well-known

name in Britain especially. I often see her around here in Gerona and it's great to run into her

and have a chat with her and I thought, God, I've got to get you on the podcast. So she'd been a fantastic

guest. Yeah, British fans will know Hannah Barnes. She's part of the Barnes dynasty, I guess.

Her younger sister is Alice Barnes, also a pro rider. Hannah's been racing with Canyon

SRAM since 2016. Before that, she was with United Healthcare. And at the end of this season,

she will move teams. She set to join Uno X, a new women's pro team from next season.

And if you're in the UK and looking forward to the women's tour, expect to see Hannah on the

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