The Hello Race was One podcast. I'm Dane Cash and well it's it's the weekend of Perry

Roubais and also the Edsolya Bas country because two races at once is better than one.

Is it though? Is it? And that's the voice of Cosmo, Cosmo, bike racing analysts,

extraordinary, how are you?

I am well, always a fun week to get through, I think,

particularly for you, maybe? Yeah, one of the best oh you're not through yet you still you still

have to record this podcast well I'm pretty much through it one of the best anyway regardless of

one's proximity to the action. It's quite nice to be at the races,

though, to be in the Rubai Velodrome when the action goes down. So yeah, we're recording from very separate locales right now.

You in Massachusetts, myself, I'm actually, I'm not even like one country over.

I'm not two countries over.

I'm in, we're flying out of Amsterdam.

So that's where I'm recording from.

But I was in Rubai in the Valedrome today.

Got to see the action up close and personal,

which often means I didn't actually get to see the race unfolding quite as well as you might have seen on TV.

Fortunately, bike racing analyst, extraordinary Cosmic Catalano is here to tell you the listeners how this race was won.

We're going to get to that in a minute.

We're going to talk about how Matthew Randepole did the thing.

He did it from farther out than even expected which is actually the same thing I had

in the run street last week I didn't even have to change it because we're in

we're in deja vu mode here.

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