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in Northern Ireland. Welcome back to the Lantern Rouge Cycling podcast presented by Zwift.

There's been a lot of news and talk about Zwift in the last few days, 155k's this stage,

eight, one of the harder stages of this year's welter finishing on the fan choir climb,

I think for the first time ever, we're in a pretty remote,

mysterious region, like they don't go through Oviedo, an actual big town, and yeah, really remote

roads, not many fans on the road, it's just a really attractive region, and so it's a hard

medium mountain stage before the final climb, it kicks off with 7k6.3% out of neutral,

that means it will be easier in theory for climbers to get in the break.

There's been a 7k6% climb, 6k5%, 6k5%, 4k8% for the fan choir climb, 10.2k8%, the official graphics

were saying it was 10k9%, I don't know about that, I'm not sure it was, but there were some

steep sections, the last 2k's were 9%, and there was even a little descent almost in their very

no tricky climb, unknown by people, and so you never really know what you're going to get, but

out the gate Benji, kind of doing a well fun art, Jay Vine, well no before then,

Inios, they actually did try to do the Catalonia thing we said.

Exactly, we had a group that started creating at the front of the Peloton, and we know that

stage that starts with an uphill section, obviously, is more difficult to control for the Peloton,

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