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in Northern Ireland. Welcome back to the Light Turn Rouge cycling podcast presented by

Zwift, the online training platform that makes cycling fun. Here with Benji for the

Paranise to Renewadriatico Saturday, Queen stage, double header for Paranise stage 7 first.

It's the only mountaintop finish of this race at a couple of sleepy stages, but this one finishes

on Terini. We knew we'd have a shootout, 156k's, one warm-up climb, but everyone should have

domestic's ready at the base for the 15.2k's, 7.2% of Terini. We have the last 4k's at about

8.3%. So differences could be made on this climb. It's well over 20 minutes long, and yeah,

primal struggle is having to defend the yellow jersey we had.

Who we have in the breakway Benji? Do you go to get in the break and then get dropped out of the

break? Well, before we get to that point, I want to talk about who tried to go in the breakway

initially in the stage and why not try to attack early on in the first 20k's of the stage,

was gone for like 4k's trying to chase down group 1 and was unable to catch and then was

caught by the peloton. So that was intriguing. I'm not sure why, but it happened. Now, when it comes to

Yombo Vizmatovnessin did not start today to prep for his classics to make sure, I don't know,

I don't know his specific reason, but it was a set that he didn't start to get away with some

other riders like Shin Yets, but the story about Shin Yets, Kevin Shin Yets is actually quite,

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