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in Northern Ireland. Welcome back to Lantern Rouge Cycling podcast. I'm on location.

The sunglasses are not just for show. I have sunlight directly shining in my face. I'm in

Rockamador at the TT, and I've got to keep the window open because it's about a thousand degrees.

So apologies if any helicopter noises, but maybe that's just the ambiance you're missing.

It's a bit sterile and the pod may be sometimes. Thanks as always to Zwift for supporting the show.

The reason I'm here talking over this helicopter is, and France TV by the way, the helicopter didn't

want to show any of the intermediates in this TT. So I don't know what this bloke's been doing

the entire time, because we didn't see any big guys intermediates. The reason I'm here,

and Benji's about to get on the train ASAP is because we're going to the Tour de France family

because we've start tomorrow. The first stage, sprint stage, Viva's hot favourite,

will be there at the Zwift booth on the Arc de Triomphe Wedgidup. I can't wait actually. I'll

you know when you get the end of Grand Tour Blues, and like we're both overworked, it's actually

picking up a little bit. Different riders, different racing, I'm excited. So thanks to Zwift

for supporting the show and make sure you support and watch the fam starting tomorrow,

eight stage race. Check out the preview if you want to get up to date with that. But here we have

Rockamador. We drove up this morning. It wasn't, it got hotter throughout the day. I think Ghana had

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