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in Northern Ireland. Welcome back to the Lantern Rouge cycling podcast presented by Zwift

here with Benji for the Tour de Romandie stage 3 recap from Valbroi to Valbroi. It is another

miscellaneous medium mountain, but not that hard medium mountain stage, where we know there should

be no GC action, but it's too hard for a sprint for youth and learn, and there's no sprinters here,

so yeah, not great, 165Ks with two climbs, 4Ks, 5% descent, and then the today

climb, 4.5Ks, 4.4% with the steeper bit at the start, which crests about 8K from the finish with

the descent. Now, last year I thought, well no, last year, Sulea won a rainy Romandie stage with a

descent attack over the crest, if a climb like this or stage like this, unfortunately, well,

fortunately for the riders, there were sunny conditions today, so would the likes of the use so

here she made her, those sort of attackers be able to do anything on this parkour, probably not,

we had Rowan Dennis in the leaders jersey after hatred given it up on stage 1, 14 seconds out of

Grow Sharfner and 18 ahead of Mauro Schmidt, who's kind of gone on to the radar Benji, Mauro Schmidt,

as a good pick up for Quickstep, he's been pretty professional this year, but we had another break,

and can you explain to me, what am I missing Benji, I'm but a child of this sport,

why we have for the second day in a row a Latvian on 90 seconds trying to win from the break away.

Well, they're clearly not listening to LRCP ride because we stated a few times already,

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