After we finished recording, there was a tragic footnote at the end of a celebratory weekend

for Denmark and the Tour de France, with reports of a shooting in Copenhagen in which

several people apparently lost their lives. I wanted to make clear that this episode

was recorded before we were aware of the incident so that people don't feel the tone of our

coverage of the cycling was in any way inappropriate. Our thoughts are with everyone affected by

the incident.

We're at Cafe Marcello. A place that amazingly, I walked in, I saw the beers on tap. They

asked me what beer do you want. I think there's a bit of a joke. I walked across the

hills or worse. About 10 beers on tap here. Right? And they said, by the way, we've only

got Grimberg and I was like, what's going on here? Don't tell me you've sold out of

all your beers. They said, we've sold out of all our beers. They said, what? They said,

it's the Tour de France. I have never heard of a place that's sold out of all their beers.

They're kigs and they've got one beer left. Grimberg and so I ordered three Grimbergans.

Well, at least they had enough for three Grimbergans. That's a real relief. We are in

Stolaborg at the end of our three day stay in Denmark. It's been fantastic, hasn't it?

And I'll certainly be sad to go. Stage three. Well, a sprint finish as we expected, but

really, it was the Magnus Court stage, wasn't it? Because the Danish rider in the King of

the Mountains, Jersey, he got all of the points yesterday. He got all of the points again

today. He was up the road on his own minutes ahead of the peloton, enjoying milking every

last moment out of his experience. He'll no doubt remember that for the rest of his life.

But he did. Once he had all of those points in the bag, he allowed the peloton to catch

up with around 53 kilometers to go. And then it was a fairly controlled run until 11 kilometers

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