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in Northern Ireland. Welcome back to the Lantern Rouge talking podcast for the final stage

of Tour de Suisse Tourist of Anya Rootdoxitany, and unfortunately that was a Belgian Tourist

still ongoing, but today we'll focus on the TT at Tour de Suisse, which actually has a lot of

more stuff I think to dive into that's relevant for the Tour de France relevant to future races,

than a lot of this race. There's a 25.6km TT in Lichtenstein around Badouz, a little bit

hilly, particularly the second half. First half was pretty flat, up to the intermediate,

and it's still be like a 52-53k in our average TT. We had full sang, he drops out of the

leader's jersey, could he overtake Ygita, go third to second, Ygita would he keep the podium,

would he keep second, and would Thomas, I'm almost preempting it, would Thomas,

yeah just not fall over pretty much, and take the GC here, and it did more than that, to be honest,

and you know how we do things the results. Winning the stage, Renco even a pool,

the only rider to average it at 54, the time of 28-26, the not-steffan cool, great Thomas,

three seconds behind, and if he'd been at a GC, that could have made the difference,

Kung-3rd on 10, Martinez, fourth on 28, Jungel's fifth on 33, Shaipin Groschartner,

the Boroughhands girl on top 10, duo, third 95, Paolo's eighth on 59, but he had a mechanical

in last K, he would have come fourth or fifth, and full sang 9th Van Bartent, Ygita on 117,

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