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in Northern Ireland. Welcome back to Lantern Rouge cycling podcast. If a triple header wasn't

good enough yesterday, how about quadruple race action today, tour to Swiss with more action

in the actual race today. A hilly stage will also quickly recap Slovenia, Oxytany, and

Balwaz, a Belgium tour of the three of which were all sprints. So, Swiss really was the

main action of the day, as well as being the only world tour race, the news. Before I get into

the profile before we start, hold of Jumbo Visma out. Gone. One of their riders, apparently,

or I think it's not been confirmed, as well, it has been confirmed that one of them has COVID,

but we don't know which. We don't know how many exactly. The whole team's gone. They fooled

them from Swiss, and then Adam Yates has been pulled, as well. He tested positive for COVID,

and in your state it was him, but the rest of the team stayed in the race. So, it's something

we've been dealing with for two. This is the third season, Benji. We almost forgot

at the start of the year, but we're now in a situation where the Tour de France teams of the top,

like two of the top three GC teams could be vastly affected by COVID positives.

Yes, certainly. I do think that Jumbo said in a statement that it was not going to affect

their Tour de France team per se. So, for me, that would give the indication that

because it's not affected, as he's the likely candidate in that team that would also be at the

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