Itzulia Basque Country 2024 Stage 3

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🗓️ 3 April 2024

⏱️ 40 minutes

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In this episode Patrick Broe and Benji Naesen recap the third stage of Itzulia Basque Country 2024 and the departure of Merijn Zeeman at Visma - Lease a Bike.

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0:00.0	Welcome back to Latin Rouge Cycling Podcast for the recap of Hayes Vasco stage three. We also have some breaking team news as of
0:10.5	midday or middle of the day today the moraine
0:14.4	Zaman the sporting director at his Malisa bike is leaving at the end of the
0:19.6	season so we'll cover that after the recap that yeah so it was a it was a busy day of news also some
0:26.4	crashes in bass country probably more impactful frankly than this stage itself which
0:32.2	was really I never thought this was I never thought too much
0:36.7	g. see why it's could happen on this Benji this was just another long stage to
0:40.3	manage. Yeah exactly when you look at the parkour itself you don't see that or there's there's not like a 10% climb in there. There's just that running club. It's like we said it yesterday. The starting spot of this stage has a climb and we thought okay.
0:58.7	Maybe a breakaway might form there. Okay it was not the most dangerous breakaway that did form on that
1:03.8	climb. But then you look at the rest of the stage and you think okay there's
1:06.8	nothing there that can do GC stuff. There's one climb in the last 30
1:11.0	20 kilometers I'd say with about 20 k to go that climb starts but it's like 5%
1:16.1	for a few kilometers so that's something that even versatile sprinters can get over and
1:21.2	the first style sprinters can get over that.
1:22.8	Those are going to be the ones that control the stage and try to get the stage and
1:25.9	that also means a lot of the mystics will get over which means that it's less likely that a
1:30.8	G.C. attack arrives on this kind of stage. But anyway, that's the parkour itself. What happened at the start of the stage? We have a breakaway. James Shaw, Felix Engelhardt, you named them a few days ago. I think it was for yesterday's day.
1:43.4	Yesterday, no, I named last night I named every possible person that's ever been in a break yesterday.
1:48.2	So then when one of them does well, you say, well, I'm a genius.
1:51.6	So it's easy, this analyst gig.
1:55.0	Rameirocha, Rain Tarameen, and Igor Chan, I'm pretty sure that's the Asian continental
2:02.0	champion, the one would like the fancy colors on a shirt for a start
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