You had Isaac del Toro on the Chappresso who wrote a fantastic tempo.

I mean you could tell people were immediately in the Hurt Locker.

He's a young kid. This is his first Milan San Remo.

If you don't know the exact time to go and how long you can go for and does that get you over the top, it's hard. He couldn't make it to the top. He wrote a fantastic pace. He was all alone on team U.A. And he couldn't get to the top and then that sort of

of neutralized the group they just felt a little out of sync today. Well good morning everybody welcome back to the move

podcast talking about the two thousand twenty four Milan San

Rimo.

Actually, no we're not. We're talking about Pavilla to San Raimo, which for whatever reason,

I want to hear about this.

And who better to explain this then joining me right now.

Johann Bernile, new backdrop, new scene.

Johann is in Mercia, Spain, where his son Christian, who we discovered in the pre-show, doesn't follow

on Strava, that's a whole other podcast perhaps. But Christian had a race today. Christian is also my God's

son, another sort of a sensitive thing.

You know, feel like, I don't know, I'm gonna follow my Godfather.

So yeah, Johann's over there and Merccia and JB down there in Austin.

South by Southwest, this town's pretty lit up right now.

You know, I caught a little bit of it before I'm sitting here in Aspen, Colorado.

We're up here for spring break. We've got one more day.

I was telling you earlier, you know, like, family's always like, when are you going to come skiing with us?

Ah, you know, this and not I said,

today I said, hey,

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