Three. Good morning, Matt.

Ciao, Davide. Ciao, ciao, ciao, ciao.

Where are you? Well, I'm still in Maltalcino, where the wine meets the glass, meets the bill,

and a dribble of the famous 2016 vintage will set you back a rather startling 15 euros.

It's due to retaliatory day today, and though a little light rain may fall this morning,

by the time the race hits town, it should be bright and breezy.

Watch out for multiple road closures on all approaches, as the local economy grinds to a complete

halt for the day, to allow for a load of bicycle riders and team cars to make a complete mess

of pristine tusk and vineyards. You're listening to the morning butterfly with

mean head bolting on him, David Miller. It's 6.37. Here are the pixies and debaser. Didn't see that one

coming, did you?

Never strives farthali is bought to you by chapter 3 and the roadbook.

Chapter 3 was created by David Miller in 2015 with the vision of creating cycling clothing

that he would wear as a retired racer. Now they've made cycling kit to meet you wherever your ride

takes you. And the good news, it's launching next month. In 2018, a team of dedicated enthusiasts

delivered the inaugural edition of the roadbook cycling almanac, and annual publications supplying

data, essays, and anecdotes from the racing calendar. The roadbook has become the definitive

companion of any serious fan of the sport. Documenting how the season bounced back in the

pandemic, the latest 2020 edition has arguably never had such an important place on our bookshelves.

Between us, we're giving away four full sets of chapter 3's new kit, two men's and two women's,

as well as four signed copies of the 2020 roadbook. Plus, four sets of caps and socks with RB

exercise book and musette, bookmark as a secondary prize. All you have to do is head to the episode

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