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S11 Ep77: Stage 7 | Mont-de-Marsan – Bordeaux | Tour de France 2023

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🗓️ 7 July 2023

⏱️ 53 minutes

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Summary

Join Lionel Birnie and Mitch Docker in Bordeaux as they recap stage seven of the Tour de France.

There’ll be French flavour from François, we’ll see who is outside the team bus, catch up with Jayco-Alula rider Luke Durbridge, hear from the voice of Radio Tour Sebastian Piquet and analyse the action. Then we’ll review yesterday’s dinner and look ahead to tomorrow’s stage.

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0:00.0

You are listening to the cycling podcast of the 2023 Tour de France. Today we're in Bordeaux.

0:12.0

Hello and welcome to Bordeaux, a very hot steamy afternoon in Bordeaux. Temperatures

0:18.0

really jumped up a bit. Today in the Tour de France we're going to recap stage 7 here.

0:23.0

My name is Lionel Bernie of course and I'm only with Mitch Docker this evening. I don't

0:28.0

know if you're seeing that in a pejorative cent Mitch delighted to be with you but of course we are

0:32.0

without our very dear friend François Thomazot who is enjoying his first day of retirement today

0:37.0

but welcome Mitch. Thanks Lionel and it's great to be here on

0:40.0

OECIBRE in Bordeaux but actually where exactly are we right now? I know we're right down

0:46.0

to our Bordeaux but where are we? Well we're in a very attractive pedestrianised boulevard aren't we?

0:51.0

Outside one of a number of bars here sitting under a nice parasol. The river Garonne

0:57.0

is just down there and that's where the stage finished. We're probably about 300 meters

1:02.0

to go here aren't we? We're a parallel with that point and did you see the huge

1:06.0

cruise ship that are parked up pretty much next to the finish line to give all the

1:10.0

holiday cruisers a great view of the stage finish just afternoon? Oh it's bustling here.

1:15.0

I couldn't not believe how many people were on that final straight today. It was

1:20.0

it was amazing actually. I know it's the Tour de France and there's a lot of people here but

1:24.0

that is the most crowds I've seen so far at one particular spot. Obviously I

1:29.0

wasn't in the vast country of those mountains but it was really happening here.

1:33.0

It's still happening here. It's bustling down here. It is. Well Bordeaux is the

1:37.0

six biggest city in France by population and sometimes when the tour comes into a big city

1:42.0

it can feel a little bit lost. You can be a few blocks away and almost feel like

1:46.0

nothing's going on. Definitely not that sense here today. Huge crowds and

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