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From the Hackney Marshes to the Italian Alps and now the streets of Milan,

Teo Gagan Hart is going to win the Giro di Italia.

Here goes Teo Gagan Hart to the front, look at the power of Gagan Hart.

He has a gap here and wins for the idiot's good at his.

There is Gagan Hart who will break off his heart and Teo Gagan Hart is going to right away to victory again,

straight from the training camp in Spain to victory in Austria.

Teo Gagan Hart, we're going to make it two out of two and he's in a great position to do so,

as he comes into the final 100 meters now.

It's Gagan Hart and he going to the line, Gagan Hart down the green jersey and Teo Gagan Hart makes it two out of two.

This is an episode of Kilometer Zero by the Scycling Podcast.

My name is Lionel Bernie and on the first rest day of the Giro di Italia,

Daniel Friber and I dialed up Ineos Grenadiers' rider Teo Gagan Hart to get his thoughts on the opening nine days of the race.

On Sunday, the 2020 Giro champion put in a fine performance in the time trial,

finishing two seconds behind stage winner Remco Evinepoul and one second behind his own Ineos teammate Geraint Thomas to move up to fourth place overall.

Teo Gagan Hart, and this could be the serious time.

Time ticks on and it's by two seconds.

Stefan Kuhn, but from the podium, Teo Gagan Hart is the new leader.

Later that evening came the news that Evinepoul would be pulling out of the race having contracted COVID,

meaning Thomas would inherit the pink jersey when it resumed on Tuesday and nudging Teo up a place to third.

We talked to Gagan Hart about how the first week of the race had gone.

The team's COVID protocols having lost Philippo Ganna to the virus earlier in the week,

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