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Lanterne Rouge Cycling Podcast

Itzulia Basque Country Stage 4 Recap

Lanterne Rouge Cycling Podcast

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🗓️ 8 April 2021

⏱️ 29 minutes

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Summary

Lanterne and Benji recap stage four of Itzulia Basque Country, where they are forced to address perplexing Jumbo-Visma tactics once again.

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0:00.0

Welcome back to the Lantern Rouge Cycling Podcast with Benji Nyson. This is the

0:03.9

Ithulia Bass Country stage for recap where two thirds the way through this wonderful world to a

0:10.2

level stage race. I love it. I love the scenery. I love the climbs. I love everything about it.

0:15.9

Here with Benji back again, I've cooled down after my rant yesterday. Benji told me I have to

0:20.8

calm down. It's not good for me. I disagree but I'm going to do what he says. This show is brought

0:27.3

to you like all our shows by a year-long show partner. Look, they make the Lantern Rouge Cycling

0:34.1

Podcast possible. They've supported it pretty much since its inception to be honest and they've

0:39.3

been listening since day one. So their fans as well. If you want to check their mouth, they produce

0:44.4

performance cycling apparel. Their link is in the description. Today's stage, the profile, I'll

0:51.2

go through first. 190k. It's a little bit of a long one from Victoria Gastais to Ondaribia.

0:57.2

No mountain top finish. We don't really have long 30-minute climb. Mountain top finish is in

1:01.6

the Bass Country. It's still interesting racing, rolling climbs, a lot of climbing. Two main climbs

1:07.6

are the Hayeskebel 8Ks at 5.5%, which is, I mean, nothing too nasty in the Hayeskebel to be on

1:15.5

a large group would still be there afterwards. The main one crests with 23k's to go. False

1:21.1

crests, as I said yesterday, then up and down downhill with plenty of places to attack. The main

1:26.6

climb is the earlier Elites climb. 4K is at 10.5% with pretty much steep the whole way. Some

1:34.8

500m sections of 13% started to 11%, it's nasty. And then they have, as I said, 23k's to the

1:41.6

finish and maybe an 8k flat run into the line. So there would be attacks. We knew that to GC

1:48.0

standings before the stage started. Rollish leading GC, Pikachu second, 20 seconds behind,

1:56.0

his teammate on UET members, McNulty, the young American, on 30 seconds in third, Yates on 39,

2:02.3

Valverde on 50. So UA got the 1-2, Vingo God for Yumber Vismarles at 54 in sixth. That's the GC

2:11.7

standings. Benji, this sort of stage, do we see stages like this designed in the Tour de France?

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