Mark Cavendish was the star of the presentation, which is kind of ironic because he just, you know, he's retired. Well, that's my question. Is he? Yeah. Or he's not going to be at the 2020, 2020, 2025 tour? No. I don't know. That maybe that actually threw me off quite a bit when I saw him at the presentation. I was thinking, wait a second. He should not come.

I should not do another year, man.

Come on.

Why?

Everybody, welcome back to the Move Plus our new offseason weekly show.

I'm Spencer Martin.

I'm here with Johann Bernille.

I'm going to go over the

2025 Tour de France route, which was just unveiled this week in Paris. A few other other news

items. And then we have a listener questions for Johan. Johann right up top, the tour route was

released. 21 days, shocker, takes place in France, which actually is, I guess, more rare than you think it is.

It's the first time since like 2020 that it has taken place entirely inside of France.

The last five years.

Yeah.

Yeah.

And you did a show on this, but Lance and George earlier this week.

So we'll try not to tread on the same topics, but I have a few questions for you about this route.

It is very north of France heavy.

It's basically spends half the time in the north.

They go down to the massive central for one stage.

I believe that's stage 12.

It's also odd because it's 10 days before the first rest day.

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