So, welcome to the Never Strays Far experiments at the World Championships.

We are live from... what's that? How'd you pronounce the name of the place, guys?

Wollongong. Wollongong. Wollongong.

Wollongong. Okay. Fair enough.

We're live from Wollongong at the World Road Race Championship and was 36.2 kilometres to go.

Pete Kenyx and the Isle of Man, David Miller is in a studio in Jirona.

I am sitting in my pyjamas in a living room in southeast London.

I've just had a cup of tea. It's ridiculously early in the morning.

Well, I think it is. It's five to seven in the morning.

There's 36 kilometres to go. Last time I looked, let's see, let's Senko from Kazakhstan.

It was off the front in this race and was about 25 riders, including, what's his name?

Remko, even a pooled David's favourites, who's wearing a red helmet curiously today.

And then behind them were around about one minute, 30 seconds further back down.

There's all the big favourites still in the peloton, including Julian Alifalit, Wapvanart,

and Tadeh Pogarchia. And that's kind of roughly where we are in the race.

Well, I've only just been sitting here with the sea of Kay, you missed trying to get all this technically to work.

And I hope it is.

So I've already forgotten to mention it.

When did you get up there? I got up around 20 past five, so a little bit before you.

Yeah, I was excited for the race and I had really excited.

I was also excited to hear if you were going to go into full commentary mode for this podcast,

or like a podcast-net mode. And you couldn't help yourself, but really go.

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