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in Northern Ireland. Welcome back to Lunch and Roo cycling podcast presented by Swift, the

online cycling platform that makes training fun. Here's the liage, based on liage, recap,

many women's races, the key is in the name, starting liage, it's up and down, Dan Martin

said on Twitter today, like 31 climbs out to based on back to liage. But really, we said this last

year, this is the hilly version of Milano San Remo. There's two climbs, where it doesn't,

nothing of note really happens before the first one of them. Coach Loretto, two case,

9%, there's a plateau sort of region, and then Coach Loretto Rochelle for a call,

1.3Ks 10.5% before up and down little plateau again, and a descent into the finish. But yeah,

nothing really happens before there in the years past. And again, today, Benji,

break decent break went, and the peloton was just controlling. Yeah, basically like that. And

in that breakaway, if you guys that we know that had a good year so far, like Bruno Agmilae,

been relatively strong in breakways, and next to that, we also have the likes of Monique

to get over the teammate of Laudus Sudale. Some other riders in there as well, but those water

three most important ones in the breakaway. And nothing really happens like you mentioned,

until we got close towards those climbs, because yes, there was some action beforehand. We had

some moves, but mainly a pretty hard crash as well. I think it was in the descent of the Koldu

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