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in Northern Ireland. Welcome back to the Lantern Rouge Cycling Podcast for what was supposed

to be a boring break or a day, but was much more exciting from more to measure. It's one of the

stages where none of the climbs are difficult, but it's a lot of climbing in the big ring all day.

They have a downhill start out of neutral. That means if you want to get in the break there,

you need a tug buddy to help you. If you're a skinny climber, you need a Neil's Polar,

a Benjamin Tamar to help you. Then there's uphill, then there's downhill, and the break was just

struggling to form all day. We'll get into that. This is in a flat valley before the Mousshev climb,

20 Ks 4%, you're never going to have GC gaps on something like this, and it finishes with the

Alti Port. I think Kus won up here, and yeah, it's just a breakway stage. Even though at a point,

Benji, I thought this was going to turn into something like Bass Country Stage 6, as

any of us on the bus, their plans seemed to be to use their Rulers, Castro Van Balagana,

to create a bit of chaos on this shallow up and down park, who are maybe slippy yates or

pit cocks into a move unnoticed. Even Thomas changed his sunglasses today to be unrecognizable.

That's the one. Was God like, to be honest, when I said I was like, this is odd, but fantastic.

But it started for me, not even when they left a neutral zone yet, when I noticed Bitcoin

sitting near the front together with Ghana, and that's when I fought myself, they're going to try

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