Welcome back to the Lantern Ruse Cycling Podcast, you've been G as always. This show is supported

by our show partner LeCole. It's the world through a Spaniard stage, 12-175 kilometres long.

We didn't expect GC action. If I wanted to disappoint you, there was no road glitch mad to

send attack today, but it was an incredibly exciting finale to this stage. And yeah, I just,

I can't wait to get into it. People, there was the rest day recap what's were on full display.

But brief note, Benji put up a tweet saying, missing 12-year-old Kangaroo,

likely kidnapped by Vultures. No, actually, Benji, I was having my first

and-door-and-domestic dispute with neighbours, with telling them to turn down the music.

They started blaring it and I was like, I can't continue when the recording started. So knocking,

knocking, no one then got to get out of the lift and he's like, can I help you? I said,

put up a hook and he's like, I'll see, of course, I said, mate, what are you doing?

No one's answering the door. Very, very strange. But they turned it off immediately afterwards.

So anyway, we continue on. We had one of our boys of the pod, Seb Berwick,

Berwick, not Berwick, in the breakaway today. Yes, Berwick was in the breakaway today, but

but before he was in the breakaway today, we had a wonderful action once again for a good

87 kilometers of people trying to get away today. 87 kilometers. That's insane. I feel like

compared to Jiro with the Tour de Vuelta and the Tour de Vuelta has taken so long for breakaways

to form in the Jiro. We had stages where it took long, but there were a lot of stages where I was

like, oh, 10 kilometers break is gone. And it is on this kind of stage where the break could win

that. Obviously, 90% of the peloton wants to be in it. And that was clear today. And I think

there were a few teams that were interested in controlling today. The likes of a UAE seemed

interested from the photo stage already. Trenton said in an interview that they might control the

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