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Well, that's a sign of Paranise. My name is Richard Murr and I'm an Gia by the banks of the

R.A.P. Paranise, Philip Gilbert, just finishing the time trial, stage three of the race.

I will be joined a little bit later on by Francois Tomazoo, who's here as well

and we'll be talking about what's been going on here. Oh, tight corner after the time trial.

Before that, I'm going to be joining up remotely with Daniel Freib and Lionel Baranise to talk mainly about

Strada Bianca, but also a bit about Pioneys as well. But lots of tongue points from

Tascanay and the phenomenal performance by Matthew Vander Poe and a great race.

So we'll be talking about that in the first part of this week's podcast.

Before we join up with Lionel and Daniel and then return to me in front,

while a bit later on, let's hear a little bit music. This was sent in by a listener.

Well, that was podcast listener Steve Nichols from New Zealand, who says he couldn't help but

come up with a song, the song that we've just heard during his morning commute.

We'll play out with the full version there, but Daniel, what did you think?

Well, this small lapsus has been a bigger story than Megan and Harry.

He's all I can say. And like Piers Morgan, I might have to flounce off at some point.

Don't be diabolical, Daniel. No, an extraordinary submission from Steve.

It obviously picks up the story of Pavel Sivikov and his aborted mission to the moon,

or his never was mission to the moon. I thought Siv might do well on the lunar light

roads of Tascanay, but it was the Vander Poe show, wasn't it? A trillion Watts,

Matthew Vander Poe put out to win Strada Bianca. Lots of debate about whether

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