Benji Naesen

I'm not sure I can see a wild fan art satellite rider happening on this day as much as I could see it in the men's race.

It's also a much shorter stage, you know?

Yeah, so no pod tomorrow because someone's apparently going to climb a few mountains tomorrow, right, Patrick?

Wait, you're saying you're doing Alpe d'Huez reps?

How many times are you climbing Alpe d'Huez tomorrow?

Isn't the whole goal that you do it six times or did I invent that?

I swear on the podcast, maybe a month or two ago, you said, oh, I just zone three for a couple of hours, right?

Have you seen the final of Wallonie yet?

Nasty, but piffy as on again.

I'm feeling pretty good, I'll be honest.

Now, I do think I need to put something right, Patrick, because I swear there was a moment on our previous podcast of Stage 20 where one man named Patrick Bro suggested that it was solely me that wanted to skip the procession stage podcast.

And then yesterday I was watching the celebrations at the end of the procession stage of the Giro d'Italia.

I look at Wignergaard and the team of Wismar Lisek on the podium and I see

A little man in the corner called Patrick Bro from Australia celebrating.

Clearly, I'm not the only person that wanted to skip the procession stage podcast, sir.

I think Arrieta also rode the wrong way in the final.

Ay, ay, ay.

That was genuinely a very memorable stage.

And after we go through all these stages, I think we're going to go through what our favorite and least favorite or most forgettable stage was.

I don't think this one will be our most forgettable stage.