And in to Luzanne they come the home of the International Olympic Committee and the court

for arbitration in sport, as well as their headquarters of Philip Morris Tobacco Corporation.

Very particular tax rules in this part of the world is Bob Jungel's Attacks!

And then, then, somehow from somewhere, Watford Arts, Pumps for the Line, and Michael Matthews

is beaten by a man who's ultimately faster than him and today Pagarcha finishes in third

place and takes a wholly unnecessary four-second time bonus in the general classification.

And Watford Arts is then asked by the international questioner, said PK, who does race radio,

for his thoughts on whether or not today's stage win was special because it happened in

the headquarters of the International Olympic Committee and whether or not in some ways that

was in the back of his mind and inspired him to throw his bike over the line with quite

the fervor and the vigor that he did.

He made everyone else look like a junior, well for not.

It was formulaic that it was.

It was so obvious that it wasn't it?

But most of the time when they were boxed in as much as he was, it was like he kind of

boxed in, kind of just like took foot off the gas a little bit, literally I've noticed

some stop peddling briefly, pull out, accelerate, win.

For me it was just apart from the win obviously, that was obvious that too as well.

So it was all the obvious, but what I'm trying to get at is team bike exchange, Jacob,

when they started chasing, what did you expect to happen when you got to the finish?

Well we didn't try, no you do want to try, don't let go in the break, make your race

hard at the start, you're not going to beat Wout for not in an uphill sprint, it's

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