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Ireland. Welcome back to the Lantern Rouge Cycling podcast presented by Zwift LR here with Benji,

as always for the recap of the Tour de France Stage 6 to a transform of X-Wift Stage 6 from

Saundier de Vouge to Rochheim, 128.6 kilometres. It's a very similar stage to yesterday, just a

little bit more climbing, just a little bit steeper the climbs, 67% rather than 34%. The last one

of which, well actually there's two important collections of them, 3K is 4%, short descent,

and then 1K 6.4%. We'd see an important crash on a narrow descent in the middle of that,

and then there's the code de Bourge, 2.9K is 4.1%. We can tell we're in the Al-Sas region because the

name's a lot on the German, and then a fast descent into a flat finish down, sort of fallside downhill.

So at tricky stage, we thought tough for Vvers Benji, and I think DSM thought so too, because they

got representation in what was a huge break. Exactly, we knew that multiple things were trying

getting that break, because if they were right to the line with Rivers, it's likely that they

lose a sprint to Lorena with this. So that's the idea for those riders. They tried to attack,

they tried from a breakaway, a group of 14 came ahead, and there were some damn good riders in

there, Cristina Majerus, for SDworks who had an a-hand descent for Jumbo, that is then a rider that

technically is also from a team that could be sprinting here, which is Marino Valsas team.

And the next to that, Marlene for FDJ, Louden for Unilex, we had Rosemain Ganon,

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