ahead of the Remco Avenopore Consolation Race tomorrow, we have the recap of the

World Tourist Planet with Benji. I look like I've been dragged backwards through a bush,

and maybe I have been, I don't know. It's, we'll go through all the stages, our winners

and disappointments, what we expect from some of the revelations, like Gina and Mehta,

as well as recapping the Women's Seratism Love World Tour Challenge, which happened

the last four stages across the end of the World Tourist Planet. But welcome back,

Benji from your nose days of rest, straight pod in the whole time. So welcome back to the stage.

Stage one, the TT or prologue that wasn't called a prologue role, which then Philipson,

First Prince Stage, and Rain Taramey on the first mountaintop finish, very unusual

for the GC group not to win that. He wins, takes the jersey for two days, Yuckipson,

the next Prince Stage, Taramey keeps the jersey despite crashing. Philipson wins the third

sprint stage in the first five stages. Kenny Elislaw takes the jersey off Taramey, because Taramey

crashes the second time. Magnus Court wins on Cuyera ahead of Roglic, but Roglic takes red, then

store it, the first break away stage on stage seven. That's the stage where Groschartner and

Hague took time on Balcon D'Alecante, then Yuckipson wins two and two against Philipson on stage eight,

then Caruso, the 70 kilometer break on stage nine. Rollish goes into the first rest day in the

leader's jersey. I've paused on the first rest day, Benji. What do you think of the first week?

I think one too many sprint stages for me. I think so as well. It's starting off quite

mountainous, you know, for a welta every single time. We've got a bit of a mountain in the first

few days, and we've got that on stage three, which was fun, but I do feel like it was honestly

lackluster, but it wasn't a very explosive stage. The become Blanco Climb was not climbed at

the ultimate tension, despite us having a few riders that already dropped off the back. The

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