You're listening to the cycling podcast at the 2024 Bolet Espana from Lishboa to Madrid.

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Dardez. Rob, Rob Hatch. Goodest

that is Rob, Rob hatch back for his second day in the saddle Rob

Rob where are we now?

We are in Santander, very north of Spain in a place called Cantabria, the

sort of second smallest comedy al-Donum, the regions which Spain's organized, about half a

million people live here. It's famous for its bad weather

like we've been in the last few days and that bad weather has turned up again today,

hasn't it? It is raining. In fact, as we record about 20 minutes after the stage, it just stop raining thankfully we're going to

have to just move a couple of steps this way the rumbling of the EF education easy

post engine a swine your or a sports director who's very, very keen to get to the hotel.

It's a short is transfer tonight, isn't it?

And we've had some long ones, or rather you've had some long ones on this world,

while some of us have had our feet up on the beach somewhere.

And it's been a pretty damp day but it's not that

damp at the moment is it Rob the weather's cleared up. Riders arriving at the

team buses we're going to tell everyone what happened in today's stage in just a while.

But give us a more specific description of where we are and what we can see.

Well on the main road across from the old famous football stadium as sardinero

which shares the name with a beach where the riders finished on the side of

the cantabrian sea the Atlantic for you and I I also read Rob that that bus is also called the

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