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Throughout the grandest tour as we have called our coverage of the Giro d'Italia, the

classics and the Vuelta Aspania, we have produced 9 episodes of Kilometer Zero thanks to the

support of Zwift. For this, the 10th and final episode, we are telling the story of our

remarkable Giro, with a focus on stage 18 which went over the mythical Stelvio climb.

We'll look back in the company of the winner, Tailgagan Hart and the runner up, Gi Hindley.

We will also hear from Hindley some web sports director Luke Roberts, with the key moments

from the race selected by some of us at the Cycling Podcast and by your sport commentator,

Rob Hatch. Let's hear first from the winner, Tailgagan Hart.

Yeah, it's quite strange really isn't it? It's pretty, pretty bizarre. I guess I'll kind of have to

semi get used to it, but I'm also quite enjoying it being surreal and unbelievable in some ways

because it's quite something quite nice in that I would say.

Gi Hindley, team sun web.

Yeah, the lami hadn't really, you know, what would happen, but I think now, like, yeah, looking

back and doing all the media stuff as well, it's definitely like putting it into reality,

you know, what happened and I mean, for me, it's still hard to wrap my head around, but yeah,

so it's been pretty crazy.

Luke Roberts, sports director, team sun web.

Yeah, I mean, it was a great result in the end. Didn't go there with an expectation of

landing on the podium and, you know, hope to get the best result we could and just a team work

and if I would have ridden throughout the race and put it in that opportunity to almost take

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