I mean all the all the records are being broken all the records every single big climb the records have been broken not just by the first guy sometimes by the first three sometimes even by the first seven eight.

I think it's something we keep seeing. Everything's gotten better, stiffer, faster.

All right, everybody, welcome back to the Move Podcast.

That's it, folks, stage 21.

We will not be here tomorrow.

But as I've said for the last three weeks today show brought to you by

Kito and IQ. What a fantastic performance. I mean today, Bogotar

It proved I mean I I always love time that a lot of

proved I mean I I always love time trials that there's a lot of ways to look at them a lot of ways to describe

them my favorite was always the race of truth and if you're wearing the yellow jersey you

used to represent the yellow jersey and he did it seemingly with one leg, one by

over a minute. Took a lot of risks, which they all did. The other cool thing about today's time trial is the top three on the podium were the top three in the time trial

which I think probably speaks to how hard the time trial was.

And just off the podium in the time trial,

honorable mention to our good friend,

Mateo Jorgensen, with the crash finishes fourth

after doing a whole boatload of work the last week. I love this kid. We all love him.

Keep an eye out for him. So, uh, yeah. And I should also say sorry, George have Johann Bernile on the show today the

censes on the since a very similar well the start of 2009 sort of France was

right there in Monaco so so it brought back memories.

I was there a very cool setting.

I mean, one of the most picturesque settings for a start of a time trial in the entire world.

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