David Millar
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6,978 appearances
22 recordings
1 series
first heard Jun 2026
last heard 28 Jul
David Millar’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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And at that point, it was Groschadner.
So all of a sudden, it had been Red Bull.
It had been Pinarello.
who had been kind of panicking regards the gc and then all of a sudden the camera pan back on that climb that final climb uh it was gross shartner took over and all of a sudden you were like oh oh dear he does want it yeah yeah and both the gc group and the front of the race at this point on the penultimate climb actually was shattering just falling out the back i mean i did this enormous ride on that climb and just all these all these riders are just popping off one after the other including the
And what was interesting because this is where they either realised that
They've got to fix the mistake they made from riding and putting that gap so big and jeopardizing Scar Moussaou.
Because after the sprint where they've done their unnecessary lead out, they kind of peeled off and obviously didn't need to be in that group anymore.
But Derek Gee fired back.
He almost put the brakes on to make sure he could get back there to then help on that climb that was approaching the final call.
And he properly did.
So he was the one that did the difference before Grosschartner came on.
meanwhile Mads Pedersen and Vasek just because we looked at it and I was like what they doing and they were still hammering so they were just trying to destroy themselves up this climb to try and get ahead so they could support over the top and then help uh Ayuso and Sklmoza on the lead-in and weirdly they did too good a job of it because when they got over the top they had too much of a gap yeah and on that and descent they couldn't they were waiting far too fast they're waiting far too
fast so like they wasted all these kilometers where they could have been you know really you know eventually though they just as that descent sort of bottomed out they did get on the front they did make a big difference actually they did i mean so they came into the so it was amurai um who was taking it into alp to duas and coming to the bottom i think it was still 335 but by the time mads pedersen and vasek had done their bit on that flat correct it'd come down to like 324 or something as they hit the book and it was like
That's right in the balance.
not feeling very sure I know because suddenly realized it was it was clear that um that he wanted it that Pogacar was going to go for it yeah and again Groszatnik gave everything he could Mads Pedersen destroyed himself in the first like 300 meters in the climb I've done that throughout the tour yeah I've
You probably said it on this podcast.
You probably am.
I just chose how much I listen to you.
And then Grosciano took over again.
And meanwhile, at the front, it was immediately whittling down.
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