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in Northern Ireland. Welcome back to the Lantern Rouge cycling podcast for a chaotic day in

the Tour de France, as always, our show is presented by Zwift, stage 5, the cobbled stage from

little to Ironburg, 11 cobbled sectors, no real wind of a note, dry conditions, but

which teams would come out unscathed, which GC contenders would have their hopes dashed,

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But a bit of a fight for the break Benji, for the first time, this Tour de France, with even here,

is she trying to get an FUAE? It seemed like we had multiple GC teams trying something where there

was, you know, we're trying to get up there to make sure he's a bit of a satellite rider,

is my guess at least, because we know that when we actually hit the couples that Poggy team likely

won't be that amazing anymore for him, so being ahead would help him, but it seemed like every

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