S10 Ep47: Stage 12 | Parma – Genoa | Giro d’Italia 2022

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🗓️ 19 May 2022

⏱️ 63 minutes

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Summary

Daniel Friebe, Lionel Birnie and Brian Nygaard in a sunny square in Genoa after stage 12 of the Giro d’Italia.

We go on the hunt for focaccia, break down the way the breakaway captured the stage and ask whether a win for a team’s established superstar is worth ‘more’ in terms of PR than a victory by a less well-known rider.

Brian also talks about being team manager of Leopard-Trek when the Belgian rider Wouter Weylandt died in a crash at the 2011 Giro. Today’s stage went over the Passo del Bocco, where the accident happened.

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0:00.0	You're listening to Jiro Vagando, the cycling podcast at the 2022 Jiro d'Italia, powered
0:10.1	by SuperSapiens, Energy Management for Comitted Aferates and Cultures.
0:14.5	Today we are in Genoa.
0:32.5	I'm a young and promoted rider to Muskeny and Renard from Little trifles.
0:56.6	They are not data, they are not data.
0:58.6	They are not trained.
1:00.6	They are trained.
1:02.6	They are trained.
1:08.6	They are trained.
1:10.6	They are trained.
1:12.6	They are trained.
1:14.6	They are trained.
1:16.6	They are trained.
1:18.6	Wow.
1:18.6	A lot of Ecuadorians are the finished line today, Liner.
1:20.6	We heard some of them there.
1:22.6	And I didn't know that there were so many Ecuadorians in Genoa.
1:24.6	And Genoa, apparently,
1:26.6	with certain areas of the city, including the area where the football club is from,
1:30.6	where around 50% of the immigrant population is Ecuadorian.
1:34.6	Which football club, South Korea or Genoa?
1:38.6	Well, a Genoa, aren't they?
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