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Filiche.

Has the path, eh? Has the path. I think it's going well at the moment but we need to be careful

because, you know, it was really hard injury. I still have the injury. I mean, I'm riding

with the injury. So I need to be really careful. I'm just starting to do my best but, you

know, I need to go day by day and really be careful in the morning. I'm doing physio,

I'm doing core after the race. It's hard to race with this but I'm just starting to do my best

and, you know, we'll see. Well Daniel Bernal's back. He's back. His back or he's back.

Oh, I get it. I get it. His back was, what it was, a big topic of conversation in the, in

the mix on this morning as we heard there. He's very cagey about it, isn't he? But by the

end of the stage, we were seeing that Bernal is back. Yeah, I've got the joint. Can we

labour this anymore? I've got the joint now. Okay. Well, that's a spoiler alert. Where are

we? Where are we, Richard? Which region are we in? Oh, no. Hang on. We're in, probably still

in Malizzi. I think we're going to see there. Oh, because that means we'll have to play

that song and get in third night in a row. No, well, um, Tuscany. No, we're in Abruzzo.

And but I'm going to give further details about our location this evening. We are about

10 meters from Czechomozera. Francesco Mosello. The name everybody knows them. The

share. Just to be different. The share Francesco Mosello. Check on it. Okay. Sorry.

Also, Janimata. Yeah. Janimata won the Giro in 1966. I think I've not checked that,

but I'm pretty sure it's 1966. I'm a month or so before the, you know, the event that

you so fondly remember, England winning the World Cup. Oh, that's, that's a low blow.

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