Welcome back to Latin Rouge Cycling Podcast. We hope you enjoyed your rest day. We had a proper one.

The riders were doing backflips into pools getting stung by bees or wasps. It was a benote.

He gets stung by a bee or a wasp. Well, here's a bee. So technically he can't be

beaten by his own kind. So I'm guessing it was a wasp for the other bees. That's a very good question.

Okay, someone let us know. Bees die if they sting something. I'm pretty sure. Anyway,

he got stung. So yeah, not on a great day for him, but he got an extra rest day today because

this was the all-important TT that some podcast previewers, so-called experts, said the TT

wouldn't make too much of a difference in the preview. I don't know who would say that.

In the Twitter France preview, but some people did. This was all important with the gap from

pagacher to vinger guard. Just a measly 10 seconds and then the gap between Rodriguez and Yates

a very, very small amount for the podium spot, too. The TT was very, very difficult from passe,

to combo 22 kilometers. Verse 2Ks, false flat uphill, then a 1.3K,

8.5% climb, little ridge, two descending sections, T1,

6.5Ks in descent. Jesus, I've had too much barking wood. I'm too jeered up about bad

in suggestion. Another descent. Then a flat section of about 7 kilometers before T2,

which is the base of the Damorsi full climb. Now, the KN points, it's a cat too.

The KN points are available, I think is 5, 4, 3, 2, 1, Benji, if I'm not wrong.

Five on off on the maximum, Chicone would go full gas from the base of that climb to try and get

them. Then there's T3 at the end of that 2.8K, 8.5% climb. That's a very difficult

climb. Before they still keep climbing, up to nearly 1,000 meters at combo,

there's over 600 meters elevation gain in this course, which is significantly more per kilometer

than the Planche de Belfier TT, significantly more. So, in terms of intensity, it's maybe more

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