S14 Ep113: Stage 6 | Montbrison to Tournon-sur-Rhône | Tour de France Femmes 2026

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Unknown 0:00
You're listening to the cycling podcast Feminin at the 2026 Tour de France Fam, brought to you by MyWoosh. MyWoosh is the virtual cycling platform that can transport you to all corners of the world from the comfort of your own home. I've been riding on MyWoosh since I got back from the Tour de France and I've been exploring the various different worlds, and I know it's not really spring classics season at the moment, we don't really associate organ. With the cobbles and bergs of Belgium, but I've been really enjoying exploring the Belgian worlds on my route. There's six routes in total, more than 100 kilometres of course to explore, and most of them are in Flanders. One exception is the Ardennes course, which as you can imagine is pretty hilly, quite challenging riding.
Unknown 0:45
I've been really enjoying though the courses in Bruges and Ghent, Cloesbergen, and The iconic moor, and it's making me think of next season already. As you know, I love the Belgian classics and it's great fun rolling around on my whoosh, knowing that I'm joining a community of riders from all over the world exploring the same virtual roads and getting fitter in the process. So if you want to have a look at the Belgian world, or perhaps Switzerland or California or Australia is more to your liking. Check out myWosh. You can download the app from your app store and just like riding outdoors, it's free to get on, hook up your smart trainer and start turning the pedals. And you can check it all out at mywoosh.com as well.
Unknown 1:28
If you want to see what it looks like before you take the plunge, go to mywoosh.com. Now it's over to the team at the Tour de France fam.
Unknown 1:47
If you are listening to the cycling podcast Femina, the 2026 Tour de France Femme with Rose Manley, Danny Gray and Lizzie Banks. Brought to you by my Wush. Today we're in Tournon-sur-Rhône.
Unknown 2:13
Амвери, вери прод. I can see what I I want to be there and and and she was a winner today so it's I'm I'm very proud for her and for Mauritius.
Rose Manley 2:30
Well we start tonight with uh a rather emotional fan that I found at the the side of the road and she was actually uh you can hear from her voice that she uh was on the edge of tears talking to me. It was actually making me want to start crying. Things at all, but yes, a Mauritian fan celebrating uh a beautiful victory for uh Kim Lecour on on today stage six of the Tour de France Fam. Um we are the cycling podcast feminine. My name is Rose Manley and while we're down to a duo, aren't we, tonight? Demi Gray, Lizzie Banks has left us.
Denny Gray 3:02
Sad times, but we are we are carrying the flag for her, aren't we?
Rose Manley 3:06
The tourist the tour. You've got to carry on. That's what all the the DSs would say. Take it day by day. Exactly. I bet we're on the same. Same uh page, but yeah, we've got a lovely uh I'm gonna have to ask you where we are because I've been getting the name of this place wrong uh all day, pretty much. Um but we are we found a lovely square. Actually this is this was the finish line pretty much, wasn't it, Denny? Not
Denny Gray 3:30
far from the finish. Yeah, we're at uh Tournon-sur-on, uh right on the river. It was probably the most picturesque finish of the tour so far. Um yeah, just finished by the castle and we're just back in a little square, aren't we? Uh a a little bistro, uh surrounded by plain trees, which is rather nice.
Rose Manley 3:50
Yes, very n uh th they're beautiful, aren't they? Huge big uh plain trees. Um which I believe are the Napoleon is that right? You told me earlier Napoleon planted them or
Denny Gray 4:01
well story has it that um Napoleon's administration and then late later the ninth nineteenth century road builders planted them along The big roads in France and town squares to provide provide shade basically.
Rose Manley 4:15
I don't think that makes any sense at all. Because they they'd have to make any shade you'd have to plant a like a hundred year old tree. Where would they be getting these hundred year old trees from? They'd be planting like little saplings and they would that wouldn't give any shade at all.
Denny Gray 4:27
That's that's forward planning, isn't it?
Rose Manley 4:30
Put the trees in

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