Stephen Kung, just firstly if you had to send a message to that final ramp, there's

final couple of kilometers or what would you say about it or to it?

Puh, it's a ski slope.

It's meant to descend, but we had to ride up.

So, yeah, interesting experience, experience, but there, yeah, very...

Eddie Dunbar, how vicious, how horrible, how disgusting was that final ramp?

Yeah, it was pretty hard, but uh,

thankfully it was foggy so you couldn't see what was ahead, so that helped a bit, but

no, you don't even bother looking, it's so steep, so you can't even see anyway with the fog,

so it was just like, just push as hard as you can

knowing that it's probably more or less 12 minutes but it was it was there's no

point even looking because you're so buckled anyway. You're not doing the numbers that you wish you could see.

You're listening to the cycling podcast at the 2024 Bolet-Espania from Lishpur to Madrid. Good evening, good startes from Kootenegru, high up in the historian mountains, this evil vicious, sadistic, final ramp that you heard riders or various riders

who had had to scale this awful, well the awful gradient, I'm referring to before you heard my voice tonight.

The voices you did here belong to Stephen Kung Eddie Dunbar.

And finally Ben O'Connor, still in red,

still in the mail.

Rojo, maybe against the odds today,

after this 15th stage of weather. A Esp Espana, joining me to discuss everything we saw

and it was a cracking breathless,

at times difficult to decipher stage.

Is young Richard Abraham.

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