Hello, you've made the interesting choice to listen to the following episode of the Roadbook, part of the Never Stray's Far family of podcasts that don't always talk just about road racing all the time, so sorry about that.

Anyway, here are the latest musings from David Miller in

Gerona and me Ned Bolting in Lewisham God's own London Borough but first we go

back to Italy. Roglitch then back at the Madonna de Saint Luca in Bologna.

He takes the Giro del Emilia.

Foulson gives that Moskon can do nothing.

And Roglage makes it two out of two in Italy.

He takes Trai Valizine and he is on some form.

Al Verdi is now there and he's on his wheel but he's left it too late and Michael Woods

takes the win. Brilliant from Egan-Baddal, the winner of the Tour de France,

unstoppable on the final climb to Grand Pia Monte,

Mark Sommer knows that finally now he has become a monument nam.

He takes Lombardier, the race of the falling leaves, Molima, the winner on the banks of Lake Como.

And this is our second take of recording the podcast, David In the in the interests of being

you know full disclosure here I just screwed up our first take by misnaming the

year that has just finished I thought it was 2018 but it's not 2019 has just come to an end basically with

Lombardy and with parry tour the following day that's it but that's you know

what that's exactly what it's like and that that essentially sums up what Lombardia represents, although yes there's

parrotur the next day and then there's a race in China and some other little things

going on. It's like the few days after New Year's Eve, January the the first where everyone keeps getting the new year wrong.

It already feels like it's next year.

And yet...

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