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Welcome back to the Lentian Rouge Cycling Podcast for the recap of Ilombardia.

The last major race of the year, although we have parried to it tomorrow.

We won't be recapping that on the podcast, nor Lancawe. I don't think this is the fifth monument of the year.

The race of the falling leaves, I couldn't see too many falling leaves, let alone brown ones.

It was still some of Jersey conditions in October here in the Lakes North of Milan.

253k, 4700m, sort of region of climbing, a lot of accumulated climbing, but not done for the most part.

The first two turns this race at a severe pace with a break way up the road.

The main part of the race really starts with Moderna del Gizzallo, 8.7k, 5.4%.

There's a cent in the middle of that. It's a little bit steeper.

And then the trio combination of San Fermo della Battalia, which is 2.8k, 6.7%,

then the Chivillio, 4k, 10% descent, and then San Fermo della Battalia, again, 4% and the flat running Tacomo,

where it's a flat, big, wide sprint, like a Tour of Flathers finish.

So, yeah, if you're not there solo, you need to be able to sprint to win.

The Chivillio climb is 12.5, if they break the record, to 13.5 minutes region,

not a 20-minute climb. Gizzallo is a little bit longer, but we had some retirement spend.

You should talk about, it's two, Valverde's last race, Neville's last race,

and here's a special helmet for it, and see if it's possibly Potso's last race,

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