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in Northern Ireland. Welcome back to the Lantern Rouge cycling podcast presented by

Zwift, the online cycling platform that makes training fun and update on Benji and I.

On Zwift in a second, we're here with Bass Country. The racing doesn't stop,

thankfully a bit of an easier transition from the classics into Bass Country. The prologue

today, because we haven't had a preview, we will go through the GC contenders here.

It's a very similar parkour overall though. It finishes with the Savage Arate Stage,

where Roglic stole a march on Pagaccia last year, that incredible stage 6, that is back.

And so is Roglic, who won Bass Country last year, Vingigard as well as here for Yombo Visma,

who came second and was a shadow of Pagaccia. Oremko is here, Benji. First at Tarena,

against Pog, now he's back against the other Slovenian testing himself. Is he the second favorite?

I'd argue he's definitely one of the favorites here and the intriguing part is that we saw it today

and all that he was combined with Alaphilippe and it started looking a bit weird at certain points

in the race where it was pretty clear at certain points that Alaphilippe was starting to ride for

Oremko and at certain points, Oremko did stuff for Alaphilippe and in this race they're both

here again. I do think that Oremko should be the GC rider definitely starting with a prologue

at today. And yeah, I guess we'll figure out throughout the week how they're going to spread

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