Ciaran Lennon

it actually fits into the timing of your day to consume them.

We have Tadej Pegacar going head-to-head with Jonas Fingergaard.

Oh, he's back.

They're both back.

When one's injured, it's not quite the same.

Absolutely, yeah.

And Fingergaard is coming into it, having won the Giro d'Italia.

Pogacar, I think, has only had 16 race days, of which he has won 11, which is remarkable, just remarkable numbers.

So they seem to both be going into it in very good form.

And then we have the young rising Frenchman, Paul Sexas, who is, I think he's 19.

He rides for the French decathlon team, is seen as the next...

Well, France is finally breaking the famine potential.

There's huge hype around this guy.

He did have a bad crash in the race that was the Criterium de Dauphiné, so waiting a little bit on a fitness update.

But you've got the two best riders of the generation and the up-and-coming Frenchman.

So the French are going to bring a lot of hype to it once Seixas arrives in good form.

So...

Aside from all the usual clouds around cycling in terms of head-to-head battles or even possibly three-way battle, it should be top dollar.