Well, that was an exercise you're saying the same thing over and over again, wasn't it?

I know Tady Pogaccia, he is great to commentate on and sometimes very frustrating to commentate on.

Yeah, he just does the same thing over and over again.

Yeah, yeah, but yeah, it was very good.

Yeah, if you didn't watch the highlights, Tady Pogaccia won the stage,

handsomely, handsomely, with one hand tied right hand is back and one, the general classification,

pretty comfortably, you know, extremely comfortably in the end.

Yeah, put 139 on GC into Jonas Vingegon, which is very, very similar to

Torreno Hydratico last year where he beats Vingegon to second place by one minute and 52 seconds.

Yeah, I didn't realise that. I didn't realise that and I forget the name of our listener,

who pointed it out to me this morning online, but you know who you are and I thank you for that.

Just flagging up politely, so you might want to, you know, just kind of like,

temper your assessment of where Vingegon is relative to Togaccia, bearing in mind,

you know, last year and I think it's a good point.

It's a very good point, valid.

Yeah, so proper analysis, we're just watching Jonas Vingegon, embracing his small child.

Oh, very cute.

Does he live in Monaco, no, Vingegon?

I presume so.

Yeah, I must do.

I've always been paying so much taxes in Denmark.

It's like 80 percent, 70 percent, 80 percent.

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