Hello, I'm Ned Bolting and I'm David Miller. Welcome to Revuelta, our first foray into podcasting from the third and final grand tour of the cycling year, brought you in association with Chapter 3 and the Roadbook.

Now, since you kindly mention it, David, the roadbook is my pride and joy. As the editor, I was delighted to be able to publish it for the first time last year in 2018. It's an almanac of the highest calibre detailing a year of racing across the whole array of

classifications and continents, all lovingly recalled over 900 pages of data, information, thoughtful

reports and fascinating essays, and we're working hard on the 2019 edition.

And chapter three, the brand I founded in 2015, it represents the next chapter of my life,

a transition out of racing to building a company and brand that could grow and learn off

the back of my previous life as a pro cyclist.

I'm beginning to learn that we all have a next chapter, and we can all be bike riders.

And I hope, over time, chapter three can cater to everybody.

All right, that's the world-class spiel done with. Here's a world-class podcast.

It looks like Madraso has found something from somewhere somewhere and he is dispensed with Harada,

Boll can do no more and his teammate in the pocketout jersey.

The King of Mountains and the Madrato started the day trying to hunt mountains points,

has done that, has taken maximum advantage in that competition on every single summit finish

is about to do something he would not have dream

was possible at the beginning of the day.

He is going to win a stage at the Vuelta.

He's a regular feature at the Vuelta,

but he's never been anywhere near

doing anything as significant as this.

Angle Madraso riding for Burgos B.H.

The team from the very north of Spain

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