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in Northern Ireland. Welcome back to the Lantern Rouge Cycling Podcast, presented

by Zwift, the online cycling platform that makes training fun. Here for the second monument

of the year, Rondovan Vlandera, men and women's previews, more on my misguided holiday planning

in a second, if you're watching on YouTube, I'm in a different location as you can tell, but

tour of Vlanders, 270k's, Asgren in a head-toed string with MVP one last year, MVP in head-toed

string with Wout one last year, the year before, Betio, Turfster, Schubert, Sagan, Kristoff,

Kanchelara, big names of one this race in the last decade, what's the profile, Benji,

and maybe explain why it's different from E3, if you can.

First of all, according to my government, it's the most important profile in the history of

cycling, and we've got a 270 tree, I'm forced to say this okay, 273 kilometers in length, we've got

a very similar parkour to last year, there's tiny changes, but you won't notice it too much

throughout the parkour to be honest. The race really starts kicking off the first time at roughly

135 kilometers into the race, so halfway to race the first time we go over the Out of Quartermont,

which is known to be one of the key aspects of this race, not the first time, but it also comes

back later on in the race. There's hills after that first Out of Quartermont, like the quarter

to here, for example, the Wolvenberg, and the Molenberg, that action can happen. I think last year

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