You are listening to the cycling podcast with Lionel Bernie, Daniel Freib and Richard Moore.

Hello my name is Richard Moore, I'm with Daniel Freib. Hello.

Chapp, Daniel Freib and his exposed brick work. Very nice, Daniel, very stylish.

And Lionel Bernie. Hello Richard. No exposed brick work with you Lionel but a very nice looking

t-shirt hanging behind you. Can you tell us a little bit about that please?

Well that is our new t-shirt isn't it which was designed last year but has only just been put

into production by our good friends at Miltag and it features some of the phrases from

the cycling podcast. Whimsical flanos on there, the dolomite police is on there,

Francois catch phrases on there. It's right up to date with butter pies as well isn't it?

Well I don't think butter pies made the cut but crosswinds made me sad as made the cut.

Oh yeah, that's obvious. Daniel, sorry I'm getting confused with the detail,

I'm not sure if butter pies are on the detail. That sounded not smooth at all but that was almost

spontaneous me asking about the t-shirt and it does look very nice, it's my first sighting of it in fact.

Well I'm hanging it up there so that the just the creases drop out a bit so I can photograph it so

we can put it online in our soon to be revived cycling podcast shop on our website, the cycling

podcast.com where people will be able to buy one of those t-shirts in their preferred size.

That will hopefully will be happening before the euro kicks off at the start of next month.

Wonderful. Well this is the first of two podcasts this week we thought we'd do two talking about

Amstel Goldrace and some other bits and pieces in today's episode and then later in the week

we'll look back on Flesh Walloon and ahead to the edge, based on the edge. So without further

ado Lionel can you give us a new roundup please? Yes I'll give you the headlines rich while we're

going to talk about the Amstel Goldrace which came down to that photo finish, the verdict going to

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