Paris-Nice Stage 7 & Tirreno Adriatico Stage 4 Recap

Lanterne Rouge Cycling Podcast

Lanterne Rouge Media, SL

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🗓️ 13 March 2021

⏱️ 60 minutes

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Summary

Two mountain tests in Paris-Nice and Tirreno Adriatico, with two Jumbo-Visma leaders out to defend their general classification lead. First Primoz Roglic with the seemingly easy task of fending off Vlasov, Schachmann and Benoot on a stage tailor made for him, then the stark contrast of Wout van Aert defending a slim lead against Pogacar, Bernal, Quintana, Thomas and Yates on a 14km 7% climb up Prati di Tivo. Benji and Lanterne break down the action, most of which has telling lessons for the grand tours to come.

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0:00.0	Welcome back to the Lantern Rouge Cycling Podcast with Benji Nice, and I think this is going to be
0:05.9	our spiciest couple of podcasts in a while. Absolute GC mayhem in Paranise and
0:14.5	Toreno Adriatico stage 7 and 4 respectively. I do want to say before we get into those
0:22.2	obviously extremely high stages that we produced our healthy aging tour recap,
0:27.9	stages 2 and 3 thereup. They're at the end of the podcast just today or there's a standalone
0:33.5	YouTube video and those are really exciting. Enter the GC there as well. Our show partner
0:39.9	LeCole, they're a title sponsor of a British Continental team, Drops LeCole. They've got the
0:45.3	unofficial world record holder in the hour record on Drops LeCole and they were fighting to
0:53.2	stand the top 10 on GC. So if you've got a spare hour and you want to watch some good
0:57.5	nasty weather cobbled racing in the north of the Netherlands, go and catch up on the healthy
1:03.0	aging tour and also LeCole have produced like a mini doco and some background about the opening
1:10.5	start to the season 4 Drops LeCole. So we'll have a link down below for that if you want to check
1:17.2	it out. First we're going to do our Paranise stage 7 recap. I said in the preview, this is all
1:24.8	rogla. This looks like so many stages he won last year, Criterion de Dothanase stage 2,
1:31.9	Caldaporte, he won 120k stage, a couple of not hard climbs at the start just to basically allow
1:44.5	break to form and the main action of the day was this 16 and a half k climb at 6.2% to
1:50.6	vault of LeCole me in 3600 meters elevation across the stage apparently. What probability did you
1:59.2	have for rogla which went in this stage before the stage Benji? Did you think Jumbovism had cared
2:04.7	about it? Would pace? Like what did you think would happen? I think that somebody would care
2:10.0	enough to keep the gap down and try and control it. I thought the break was going to be relatively
2:15.0	high when it comes to the amount of people in there. The profile of the riders as well.
2:19.6	Where do you sell the breakway riders I expected? But I still expected it to come down to
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