Imagine sweeping through green fields, floating five feet above ground, sun on your face as you

slide by on track to your

there,

the care in the world as you simply lean back. And before you know it, you're there.

This is how travels should feel, and on our trains. It does a Vanti West Coast feel good travel

Welcome back to the Lention Rouge cycling pork cuts to the Lantern Rouge Cycling Podcasts to the recap of the stage 21 TT in Madrid.

Last year we had a sprint here, but this is a 25 kilometer time trial where maybe the

organizers hope for some closer G.C. gaps or more

positions that might change in the top 10. We had two intermediate time checks,

quite a hilly TT. It starts in the outskirts of the city and then comes in from the north.

Actually does use the main road north of the main train station where they did do the

hot dog circuit and turns the left

with a big finish around the big roundabout pardon the hot dog circuit tell me more

last year they go down it's go down and say a hot dog.

Like Musa Krit. That's what they had in Madrid.

Rogglish McNulty and Koon were the three contenders for the overall stage win. In terms of GC we were really looking at

Schhelmoza being able to leapfrog David Gurdu, who was in fifth but not too much of a gap over Schkelmoser who's a better time trial writer.

And in terms of weather conditions, I think there was in theory supposed to be a tailwind that

picked up during the end of the TT which was supposed to help the GC contenders.

Is there any news before the stage Benji guys, Nico Denz OTL yesterday?

Yeah, just a Nico Denz OTL. Basically he came in, I think, 56, roughly seconds after the time limit,

after being alone on the road for about 160 kilometers, posted that on Twitter,

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