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in Northern Ireland. Welcome back to Lantern Rouge cycling podcast for the Tour de France stage

four, recap from Dunkirk to Calais the first day after the transition day. Back from Denmark,

we're now in France for the La Tour de France proper. No benzene, noce, and today we tried our

best, we tried our best. He's on Vivlevello tonight, which I understand is the Belgian version of

the BBC News or Q&A in Australia. They're most popular showed during the Tour de France's

a guest on their panel, so he was in the race today at the start. We tried to call in, but

4G connection in northeast France just ain't it? Apparently, which is a shame because there's a

lot of talking points from today's stage. He'll be back with us tomorrow. It's 172k, so you had a

pretty sleepy start through the Tour de France so far, but this has got some hills. It's exposed

if you like me were taken on many of school trip from London down to Calais and then on the

Eurostar or whatever or flying over, you'll be familiar with Calais where the channel tunnel

think starts and you can see the limestone cliffs and it's very exposed to the wind and so they

start in Dunkirk, which is on the Belgian board. It goes south with a bit of a think cross tail.

They then head to, they sneak their way west again with a bit of cross tail and then they start

to head north. That's with head wind through the majority of the climbs, punch your climbs 1.4k,

6% all day. Then they take it right at 25k's to go and this is where everyone would have been

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