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in Northern Ireland. Welcome back to Lantern Rouge Cycling podcast presented by SWIFT

for KERN Brussels. KERN 1.pro race that has a world tour elite quality field, incredibly

exciting race today, 195-case long. It is a perfect balance between attackers and the teams going

for a sprint, with a collection of longer climbs than we've seen on loop, but further from

the finish with the last coupled encoder tree and Kreuzberg, about 54 ks from the finish, which

is a long way, but there's about 12 or 15 of these such climbs, which are 1k, 1.3k, 5 to 6 percent.

So hard course, we had Fabio Jakobsen in UN as the two big sprinters here, Kristoff,

Laport, Noel Vanart for Jumbo today, they had more of an attacking team, and yeah Trenton

Kuhn, all these sort of expected riders. So yeah, it was really finely balanced, but Benji,

we had one of our former colleagues, no longer just a colleague, now in the pro pelton,

Bus Tietema made his way into the break for Bingo. Bingo Al, sorry.

Come on, we've got to say it right this time around. For Bingo, last time I was in the breakway

with his teammate Arin Livens, also Takov on the horn in the break, the hype is real. Louis Mast,

not Enrik Mast, Mast Bonet, Durbridge, Krull, Hester's, Healy and Von the Berhavenk, Healy was in the

break as well in on loop yesterday. So pretty cool to see that he's found his adventures the

last two days, nonetheless that breakway would fin out the second we get towards the actual

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