Benji Naesen

But okay, time to talk about the stage of today, then, which was stage five.

Yes, my math is correct.

And to be honest, the first portion of this race was not broadcasted.

So parkour-wise, we had the Tricroce climb in the middle, which is the largest one of the day, and then three smaller climbs that came after, the Paso de San Antonio, the Costa climb twice, which is the short one, but still hard enough to actually make a difference.

And we saw a brutal stage.

Even before broadcast, there was a...

I think 25 rider break we have the road with as the most important riders being Kavalar for SDWorks as a potential satellite rider.

Lauren Dixon for FDJ Swiss.

She's going to become important.

Brunel and Kladonjeva.

I think I'm trying to train because the way you pronounce it half a year ago was off.

niova we we got to do like the the spanish new but no not really it's like a russian you know anyway gasparini and gillespie and manuality for uae who have elb as a potential gc rider still in this race and contovan and anderson were there for level of jaco which trinca colonel is their leader but there's a bunch of other riders in this break where i try to take out the most important ones here the gap grows to about two minutes thirty maybe three minutes

And that includes the Passo Tre Croce, where some riders start dropping like a Gillespie and so forth.

But the race really kicks off when the broadcast started.

The broadcast started at the perfect moment today.

Yeah, it was good.

The start of the third last time, the Passo di Sant'Antonio.

And on that one, the breakaway immediately crumbles to like four riders.

Lauren Dixon, Gonteva, Cavallar and Brunel.

And in the group behind, I swear we immediately saw action from the GC riders, right?