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Welcome back to the Lantern Rouge cycling podcast for our third grand tour of the year, our big ultimate

of World through Spain, a 2023 preview with this episode presented to you by Morton, one of our new partners.

It starts in Barcelona. We're going in person. We'll be there at the I don't actually know what.

Grande Power is in Spanish, which is bizarre because I don't speak Italian, but I was Grand Departenza.

You can clip that, but in Italian for the Giro, but we're going to Barcelona for the TTT technical one starts there.

And they're heading up to Andorra for stage three in the first week of this. Well, so what do you make of the park?

Cool, Benji, which I think just an overview is very different to last year's, especially in the third week.

Exactly. So a bit of a recap last year to third week was a week or week where we did not necessarily see the decisive terrain where you could take minutes, for example,

where you could upset the GC significantly. And when I look at this park, I feel like it's an evenly matched weeks throughout.

And the start is already kind of pretty hard. If we take a look at week one starting over the team time trial and moving up directly towards the Andorra region where you've got the likes of our install as a finish,

which is a pretty tough climb towards the end of that stage. And the stages in between our hilly stage with some flat stage, but the hilly stages mountain ones in there.

And week two, same story, they kind of traveled towards the Valladolid region, I would say in week two, but I feel like they just go back to the Pyrenees.

The first chance they get to get back into the mountains to get to the likes of the tour.

And those stages are rough big mountain stage, but also once again, medium mountain stages. And there's a lot of those unipuerto.

So unipuerto, a single climb at the finish line, rampant humana stages.

And I feel like some of them look like carbon copies of each other, but we'll deep dive into each and every single one of them later in this podcast.

And then in week three, I'd say they go to Asturias to the left side of Spain a bit and then true Angliru a bit south. And there's a combination of rough climbs like Angliru and combination of rough medium mountain stages like stage 20.

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