Well, that was Pote-Larence. La Rance, is that how we're pronouncing it?

Oh, probably.

Well, you know how no breakaway at all got away the other day?

Well, no breakaway at all got away today for ages and ages and ages.

But, there was no time to breathe

what a stage what a stage indeed mark he or she where does he find that from an exceptional ride by this swiss

rider i think everybody everybody willing him to victory but he's got pogarcha for company

pagacha alongside he or she close between those two, and Roggett at the line.

Pogartier takes the win.

Here she thwarted.

Well, they knocked eight bells out of each other for the first 100 or so kilometres

until they got to the halfway up the Coal de la Orcerre.

And I don't know how many.

At one point a stat came up on the L'Aur.F.R. Live sort of internet-y commentary

Depeche thing, saying 28 different riders had been on the attack. I'm sure it was a lot more

than that before Mark Hirschi managed to sort of ride off on his own and he was second

in stage two wasn't he wow what a rider he is 22 years and two weeks old yeah very good

I mean because it was just one of those days before the rest day and lots of people off

the back now.

So everyone was trying to get in the break, but it was like even while for now, it was trying

to get in the break and it was just fast and furious until the first climb after what,

50Ks, 40Ks.

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