Welcome back to Lantern Rouge Cycling Podcast for another cracking day in the Pyrenees.

A crazy Tour de France stage. Short but packed full of action. Stage 6 from TARB to Coulteray

Cumbass. 145k's. The first 56k's are pretty flat with one cap three in the middle of it.

So, and then there's the cold Asperg, Colder Tommelay combo. The Tommelay 17k's 7.5%

and all category climb with. What is the souvenir Jacques L'Origin? It's not because

the entry degree is the highest point. I'm going to guess it's money you get because it's a heroic

climb in the race. I've got absolutely no clue, but from now on that's a definition.

Yeah, let's just because let's just say it's because it's the Tommelay, it gets a special name.

Then there's the descent before the step climb to Coulteray. It has 3k's in the last third,

which is steep, but largely it's false flat. A lot of false flat in just a 3k 10% section.

And after yesterday, we obviously had giantly in the GC lead. So, the big question was,

how would Borahans grow approach the stage? Would they try and control everything? Would they go

just let a big break go? And at a neutral Benji, it kicked off, like just straight out of the

gun. Vanart launched. Vanart launched, and the first group got ahead. That group was quite a

solid group of break. We're right. As young when they were with Vanart, like you said,

Matteo Trentin for UAE. So, we don't have this one view on battle of trying to get into the

breakway. Then UAE countering between the two of this team's system around straight up,

those two artists in the breakway together with Kwiatkowski. And then at the start, it was only

really one rider of EF, James Shaw, Julien, Alephilippe, Arnt, Cosner, Fravander, Poo, also in there.

Nalan's pretty good today. Johansson, pretty important to mention with a teammate, Gregard,

and some other dudes in there. Anyway, then we get to a second attack that joins behind,

Roman Guerrero, of Movistar, Betis, Aulis, Ausgrain, and Narsson. So we've got extra riders now

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