Welcome back to Lenton Rouge Cycling Podcast, here with B&G for the recap of the

welterous Spaniard Stage 6. We've got it, a good stage. In fact, I think it's an outstanding stage.

I want to remember for quite a while, thanks to Nicole for supporting the podcast. The profile,

it looks boring, I was worried. 160 Ks long, we've got a descent, and then they're on pancake,

flat exposed roads near the coastline. Everyone's been mashing their thumbs on, put it across

and it's crosswinds, crosswinds. Last two days, got a little bit quieter today.

Well, got a little bit more exciting later in this stage when we all flared calm down,

then it finished with a 2k, 8.7% climb, the Alte de la Montagne de Collierre. I think they've

used it in Valencia before, maybe where. Pog went crazy, can't remember. But anyway, it was,

Rolex was a heavy favorite. He's like the best puncture here, because Alte leaps not here,

so it was really weathered. The young boys wanted to control, and B&G was pretty prescient.

Yesterday saying Lanter and Dona Schum GC is going to be out for chasing all day.

Yeah, I wasn't expecting that. We had a breakaway that actually had a long time of preparation

trying to get away people. First of all, many riders tried to get away. Shachmann tried to get

away Rubio, Clies from Marquia, Andrias Carone, tried twice already as well, Fleurhaus in a show.

We had a break that actually had a bit of time, with Soto and now the Wolf Cronen,

so full, but eventually that one got caught as well. And eventually, the ultimate breakaway for

well, not the ultimate when he comes to the riders in it, but some decent representation.

Ryan Gibbons for UAE, we have Jean-Baud, I hope that's how you pronounce it, for Oescalthel.

We have Yetzabel for Brugos BH. We have Magnus Goldilson for your dedication first,

and Bertion Lindemann for Quebecer Assos, and that other brand that I forgot about, that is

into crypto. But we also had one chaser, Gainif, who eventually got caught again, and that is very sad.

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