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Welcome back to the Lanction Rouge Cycling Podcast, presented by Zwift, the online cycling

platform that makes training fun. This is the Liège Baston Liège Preview, men and women's

coming up this weekend. The men's race, though, 257 kilometres. This is much harder than flesh

will done. Obviously, it's one of the hiliest races of the year, generally, except, well,

it's every year. They keep making them hunch as courses. So, not every year, but it's a hard one.

It generally kicks off on co-tolerative, which is when you look at this profile, if we said,

oh, this is a grand tool stage, we'd like, oh, there might be attacks earlier, like stage 7

in the Tour de France last year, but generally speaking in this race, nothing kicks off before

a dude, which is 2K's 8.6%. And in the last place, they're last year. And then some years,

nothing happens before they cut the Rochelle for call, which is 1,300 metres 10.5% just 13K's from

the finish. It then has a short descent and another 1,200 metres 6% kicker before that descent to

the finish and a flat sort of last 1,500 metres, where this often been a sprint. Last year,

won by Pigaccia when he was the last man and a 5-man group with Goodoo Woods Valverde,

a Alphalete. The year before was the Alphalete deviation that allowed Rochelle to win.

Here she or Pog were going to win, I think, 75% here she. The year before that was full-sang

year of her pre-COVID. And as we know, that's barely relevant for current cycling. But what do you

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