Yeah, I mean, clearly studied this route, clearly studied this run and that w...
And it had everything, it had all the makings, right? It had her going away solo, her taking,
“almost at retaking, taking yellow, of course she has won the yellow jersey before.”
And as we see here in the final, the last 10 minutes or 15, 20 minutes since the race finished, we got a lot of drama. Oh, so true, it has not happened. She said at the beginning of final climb, Celia, Gary blocked me and purpose the barriers so I had to stop pedaling. If they want to compete, they should compete fair play. I lost all respect for them. And then she goes up and couldn't front, sir. All right, welcome back to the move podcast. I'm Lance Armstrong. It's so fun to
do that, Celia. No, you know, like you went to a concert last night. Yeah, I talked about it. Well, we can touch on it. There turns out there's plenty to talk about today. I'm joined by Mari Holden. Allison Tetrick right down there. My partners in crime. Well,
but you know what, let's do this first. Let's let's let's bring in Malmel, but we do here on stage
wheat. Stage eight from Cistoro, Tunis. Cistoro, Tunis. That's pretty, you know, we can do that one. We could do that. We could pull that off. You know, it sounds tame. It sounds, tomorrow's going to be really tame in terms of pronunciation. I have a feeling it's not going to be so tame in the bike race. So let me get this straight. We spent our time yesterday. When we were talking about today's stage, sort of just giving this to Lorina Weas. You know, you should get over these earlier
climbs. So the finish on the promenade is on Glade, another field sprint. Did we read the wrong? Did we read the wrong or look at the wrong profile? I said a break. I said a break in a compact bag. I mean, that was very different than a break. I mean, and that was like a chatter. We're not giving it that one. This was as if we read the wrong page. Yes, the finish was a lot more difficult, especially with FDJ on the front like that. FDJ going full send. They had a plan.
By the way, it goes back to right where we said at the beginning of this tour,
“this thing's going to be exciting. Like, I think we're all said, wait, what just happened?”
Every day gets better. Every day, I'm ignoring clearly, the study this route, clearly studied this run in. That was unbelievable. And it had everything. It had all the makeings, right? It had her going away solo her taking almost at retaking, taking yellow. Of course, she has won the all the jersey before. And as we see here in the final, the last 10 minutes or 15, 20 minutes since the race finished, we got a lot of drama. Yeah, so the costume has is not happy.
It's accusing Demi's teammate of putting her in the barriers, confronted her teammate at the finish line,
which we're going to show here in a second. I mean, you got to give it a little credit to athletes
and Lance will talk about it. Maybe later, if we have time, but she's right on the pavement finishing, there's just lost the yellow jersey and they stick a microphone in her face. And she said at the beginning of the final climb, Celia, Gary blocked me on purpose of the barriers, so I had to stop pedaling. If they want to compete, they should compete fair play. I lost all respect for them. And then she goes up and confronts her. I think Colton has that. Yeah, let's roll that right
quick if we get that ready. Why did you come closer to the barriers? Was it part of the plan? No, but like a why? They can give me the answer. This is, I mean drama. We were afraid we wouldn't
have enough to talk about it. I get so frustrated in the men's tour when these guys always hug
it out. Like, what are you hugging for? We're not hugging anything. There weren't hugs, yesterday. And I hug, this is, this is when. And then in the comments, she said, she said, I have lost all respect for them. I mean, that just, then we're fighting words and tomorrow's a big fight. And so I mean, this thing's setting up like, I just just, I'm just sitting on the couch watching.
“Yeah, I mean, we watched that moment when the putting her in the barrier or that's what's”
it's happened allegedly. And we watched it several times trying to see exactly what was happening. And you know, sitting here, it didn't seem like she got put in the barriers in the same way that it, you know, it came across, which I mean, is also interesting. That the woman, Cecilia had been pulling letter team out made up essentially over the climb down the descent up for Demi's attack. That was a lot of time on the front. She had to get off at some point.
And I think, look, I mean, you have to leave it open for consideration that, yeah, I mean,
This is, you can do that.
effort. She's completely cross-eyed. Like, she doesn't know where to pull off. She's not, she's thinking to herself, okay, I have done my job. I have set up my team leader and I'm just getting gal away. Like, and we're not in their heads. And we weren't, uh, we're not certainly in Cassia shoes. We don't know, um, you know, and looking at the video, it doesn't, it's kind of hard to tell, but it's just kind of hard to believe. Nonetheless, it happened. This is what Cassia's view is.
She is not happy. She has lost the yellow jersey. She's now, she's gone from whatever 15 seconds up to eight seconds down. Still close by, Grace, still a very hard, uh, final stage. Baby tomorrow is going to be game on this with the sense. Cassia, Gary, we've had some comments on our, our channels where people were like, why didn't you guys talk about her because when we're going to that our desk region, she was just sending it to her home town. She was French national
champion and she was actually, 2025, you two three world champion, but she descends fearlessly.
“And she can climb great. And so, I mean, I think she had a heck of a ride. And I really don't think”
she meant to put anyone in the barriers. I agree here. You're seeing red at this point. She did a hell of a lead out. And I'll just remind the viewers and the listeners for the, the Twitter friends, uh, of that man, uh, there was a draft king's prop bet on whether or not Tadie Poguchar would win by seven minutes or more. We got a bike race this now eight seconds. That's 15. I'm going into a final stage that is very, very hard. Like, I don't know,
I'm going to take the eight second race versus the seven minute race. Damn. But going into this finish, we were talking about it. So the gap opens up Lance and Murray and Demi's off the front. I thought it was a wicked attack. And she just stayed on the gas.
And Cassia never pulled around Lamborghini, at least a longer burgini. And Lambo is going full
gas. And you're asking why? And I'm like, well, there's a stage went up the road. And it was three seconds, four seconds, seven seconds. And at one point, Lambo asked her to pull through and Cassia shook her head. So also, if you can close that gap, what do you think about Lambo's?
“Well, look, I mean, I think when Demi went, um, y'all remember, I said, what I don't, I don't understand”
this. Like, this is, I questioned that move. I thought, um, and it initially did not look like she was going to get away. Cassia was there. I thought this is just a wasted effort. It was saved it for tomorrow, 15 seconds. You actually even said it. I said, I said, save it. This is, yeah. This is, um, this isn't worth it. Boy was I wrong. Um, because then she just went. And then well, Cassia did, and whether or not it was, look, I think what is a fact is that she did get
impeded in some way. Did the, the, the Demi's teammate mean to do that? That we will never know.
Um, but she was able to bridge across, but it cost her when she finally got across, um, she just couldn't hold it. And that, and that's what happens. And then at that point, I'm like, well, maybe it's not such a bad idea. And then she just extended the late obviously. She did an incredible downhill. But when you're on the Promenade design claim, it was a long way. That's just a drag race. Cassia couldn't help one go bring Gini and she just kept putting more and more time in her and
she, of course, they all know there's time, the time bonuses at the finish. And, you know, 10 seconds, uh, minus four seconds equals six seconds plus the 17 seconds at the finish. And there you go, you got an eight second bike race. Unbelievable. We were, uh, mind blowing. I don't know. Do you guys want
“to vote on my boomstick today? Cause I, I feel like well, I think it's kind of obvious. Okay. I think we're”
going to agree with you. Boomstick, Demi. Yeah. I mean, on an unclassified climb, and you went for it, didn't look back. Actually, she did look back once. She did look back once. But boomstick, that is taking the race and your own hands right there with the powerful team. You know what I see is, and when I think back to yesterday's final calmer, and I, who think about today, and I, and I just over the years
of watching her race, she's never struck me as somebody that is is, um, not obviously extremely talented
has won the tour before. But it, she never strikes me as somebody that just feels like she has it in control. The person, the writer, Demi Bowlinger, and that we saw the last two days, it was almost like she had it scripted. She's like, okay, you know, I know I got to cut the gap here talking about yesterday in the last kilometer, which she did. And I'm going to, I'm going to do something Saturday, and I'm, if I have to, I'll do something Sunday. It's, it is very, very, um, it's just very
dominant. Well, with the power when she was like out of control, I, she couldn't drop them yesterday,
Then we could die the little bit in.
very yesterday. She could, you know, with that attack she had at the finish, like that was a huge attack. The earlier when she went earlier, because it goes, she couldn't see her. Like that, you're watching. Oh, and okay, we may have a problem here. The writer that we saw in the last case, and again, we did, we touched on this yesterday. People come and go through, you know, they have, uh, little mini crises on, on a climb like the Vauntu. That's expected.
She found her legs at the end, but it was just, you know, it was so controlled today, controlled,
um, well, her team rode so well in the last part of the race, too. When they first
they shattered the field. Yeah. And then, you know, the drop we've is Capacki. And I do think FDJ is the
“strongest team in the race. And that's what I've been saying is, how you can do this, but Rooster at”
the end of yesterday's stage was like, Demi and I were stupid. Why was she attacking? I don't need to do Big Bang Ball. And I was like, no, you did a great, great Rooster. And she said when, Demi went, she said, I just said, if it, I didn't swear online, so there you go. Actually, though, Lance, you sent me on my own, like, version of month and two yesterday when I ran home. Well, the heck, there is. You asked me to design your route to get home. That was,
that was cool. And so I did. Yeah. I felt like, I asked you, I said, what, you know,
I said, it's a straw, but you could upload it. I did it. There is not a tree in sight on that route. I didn't mention that there's no shade. I'm sorry about that. That would be pretty good to see you out there trying to find shade. Some like Rando outriding is like, I saw Allison Tetrick just
“curled up under a shrub. Pretty much it wasn't so fresh Creek, but I took a selfie for you to tell”
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today's stage. You almost saw that coming yesterday. Yeah. Yeah. I wonder what the reaction is in France with the public and the man, I don't blame her. I mean, when you're just off and you're not having fun, you know, granted just, you know, two days to go, but still it's, it's time. Yeah, hard two days go home, reassess, evaluate what happened, not just from this race, but for the entire season, and then come back for 2027, can't be easy. I'd be curious if she lines up her world championships,
because that course could be good for, and maybe this is a time to reset, go get rest and assess her approach. Yeah, six, seven weeks. Yeah. It's plenty of time. I mean, she's been a room world champion before, why not? Last year she didn't, you know, but I think it's a nice bounce back. Yeah, I would love to see that Pauline were huge fans. And it sucks when things don't go right. Yeah. By the way, I mean, I'm still a little stunned. This is not what I just, I'm laughing at, kind of laughing at us that we were,
you know, setting it up for, for Lorena Weebis and, and, yeah, and just we could not have been
“more wrong in the best way. In the best of ways. It was such a best of ways that we were not”
personally racing at that time. Until the last part of the race, we were convinced that, yeah, we're going to catch him. It was going to be very, very hot. There's been a ton of vertical climbing. This has been a hard tour. You get to the, we're on the eighth day.
Right.
and maybe the writers too sort of looked at the profile the way we did and thought, okay, I mean, I can make it through this finish line with everybody and Jimmy Ballery and her team. They had a different idea. I have to think they, they were there. They reconned this. They waited
“for this. Yeah, they looked too good. It was too scripted and, I mean, too scripted in the best way.”
Like, they were planning this. I would, I would bet 100%. Yeah. And that's, hey, tell you. Hell yeah. Hell yeah. I get a hell yeah. All right. So, y'all do that thing at the end. I'm going to start again. I'll get off. Hey, but we were talking about this. I actually thought, do you think without Lamborghini, so Lisa Longbergini, without her, I think Cosio would have lost way more time. Absolutely. Absolutely. So, she would be in a different planet at this point in
the GC. So, and I think, I love the way Lambo races and she was going for that win. We were looking at these images, Lance, and you've been saying it every day. So, I'm going to bring it up and then Liz was talking about too because she just photographed the world cup and how different it is when these cameras, like perhaps Cosio wouldn't have said that in this moment, or Davey's just finishing and collapsing. The cameras are right in these athletes' faces, giving no privacy. And Liz knows
as a professional photographer. That's not like that in every sport. And you keep calling it a ghetto sport. I should know. I did some a ghetto sport, but it's a ghetto part. Yeah, this,
“I think you're fair. It's, it's, we're seeing it in this race. Look, I could be the only person in”
the world that looks at this and it's like, this is strange. I don't think I am, but you have the best athletes in the world playing this game. What other sport do they cross the finish line exhausted? And then all of a sudden, there's just 20 photographers and cameras and randoms around them. They're laying on the ground. They're laying on pavement. Hot pavement? Unlike get, get everybody out of the way, get these athletes into an area where they can just sit down and
chill and recover physically and mentally. I just think it's, by the way, they do it in every bike. Is it drives me crazy? Obviously, love the stuff that comes out of it, because we would not have had coaches comment unless, you know, right there. Because if she had pulled herself together more, probably would not have said it in the same way, you know, or thought it out, which, I mean,
“has its pluses in mind. Yeah, I think there's pluses in the drama that people get from it. But yeah,”
maybe they could not be on the hot pavement. Yeah, give them a second. I like though that Lance
like is really trying to protect the athletes here. And I do think there is some part of your job is to, I just think we can clean it up. If it's something like it's clean. Yeah, I just don't know. I'm not talking about cleaning like sanitary clean. I just don't, I just don't think it's clean. I don't think it's a, I don't think it's a great look for, for the event, for, for the sponsors, for the athletes. I mean, clean it up. Have a place for them to, they, by the way, they can
say crazy stuff and, and appear tired in, in a clean environment that's, you know, got sponsored. Yeah, I don't know. No, I agree. It just says I watch it. By the way, let's pull up tomorrow's profile. Come on, I think things, feel interesting things about this profile. Because you can look at this, like it's so many health. Well, what, you know, besides the fact that it's all climbing. But Ray Charles can see that there is no flat sections tomorrow. As we dug into this, though,
these are not all the same. The first three circuits are the same. That fourth and final circuit
is slightly different. Now, why I'm not quite sure, perhaps they think that this, there will be so much damage done in these earlier circuits that you are going to start to have cars in, you know, the circuit isn't that long. So you could see a world where you're starting to almost catch parts of the, of the teledon or the dropped riders. Yeah. That's second piece. Sorry, the final, the final circuit up, the really second half is different. They actually take
a, they turn off of the cold as, they turn and, and this is just such a sweet story, but they turn on a, a road called the boulevard to do Cornish, which means that road to do Cornish is in front in, in the south of France. So between niece and Monaco, you have three ways to get between those two places. You have the boss Cornish, the Moyan Cornish, and the Grand Cornish, right? The Cornish is sort of a cross road. So the boulevard to do Cornish goes from the Grand Cornish
to the Moyan Cornish. Now, fun fact. First time I ever moved to niece and bought a house,
it was right off of the boulevard to do Cornish. I'm studying this. I'm like, hang on. I know this, right? They're going right by my own crib. This is insane. Now what it does is it makes, and you can see it right there, right? The first three, a sensor 7.7 kilometers, that finalist sent
Is six kilometers and steeper.
you know, for whatever reason, it is different. The facts are the facts. It is harder.
It is never flat. How's it to sense? Like, what are I? I was seven, seven,
seven, four days. I mean, you got to be careful. I mean, we saw crashes today in some of the Cornish. It's, look, it's the south of France. It's been hot. Cars down there, not, you know, not everybody's driving brand new Range Rover's that don't leak. Right there is leaky cars around me. Well, we saw some of that today. We saw it and it just sneaks up on you. Like, this looks dry to me, send it. Well, not always, right? And so, these ladies got to be careful. They got to be ready for the
upills and they got to be careful in the downhills. And it's eight seconds. I'm just going to talk about the reconning today. Like, we know what that would have been either. Like, that's the worst possible outcomes that somebody that their race is really affected by that. Oh, boy. It's going to be quite a data mark. It'll be exciting. Yeah. For sure. We're ready for it. But we did see some on, I don't know. If you don't want me to bring up the roadart lands,
I don't have to. Oh, no. You're been dying to talk about hot. Colton has it. Did I just say that a lot? You weren't just thinking it. No, you said it. We're not live today, though, right? Oh, God. Oh, no. Oh, my God.
“Around too many hipsters last night, the John Summit Concert. You guys saw me hanging. J.S. himself, huh?”
Just chatting about marathons, were we? Yeah. I saw that. It looked amazing.
And that's probably fucking Armstrong. Oh, God. Did I also say that? Oh, God. Yes. Okay. You know what? It's been a long month. I've got a bunch of bike. I think you're on fire. Sorry. I love it. Not really. But I'll head out. Well, I got one of the emails from our friends at the shift media. My friend Rachel Burnside sent me this, but scoda is one of the sponsors of the tour. So they're going around and taking the rude graffiti and then helping
it to promote the tour de France, bomb effect as well. So they're taking the, the rude graffiti for a week. And then making it super girl power. I love it. Go fans, Viva LaFam's. Um, what does this, somebody's job? What kind of a sicko drives around France on the roads of the tour de France, I'm a big Zwift and is drawing. Penest. I don't know. But they're doing a great job. Has any art? Could we get a location of Chad Mountain? We were just talking about Chad Mountain.
“I don't know where it's going. I thought he's in LA. He might be in France. I think so. But I thought that was”
quite cute. Um, I'll give you that. I'll give you that. I'll give you that. I'll be using the visibility to shine a spotlight in the women's peloton in a, in a positive way for, um, I can't, a rude graffiti will call it. It's made me laugh all morning. Thank you for letting me share that. It's been a fun race.
I mean, really, honestly, like the race itself fun, exciting, this stuff never would have predicted it.
And it's not over. No. I mean, if I'm Casio, like at this point, I don't say anything else. Like, she said her piece that she did, by the way, she doesn't know that that's now all over the internet. Right. We're not the only ones talking about this. It's now at the time to go. All right. I'm keeping receipts. I'll see you all tomorrow morning. Yeah. She's going to be out for revenge tomorrow. Yeah. And the numbers don't lie. I mean, we were going to, we before what happened today happened.
We were going to spend some time talking about her performance on bond 2. The numbers there are, are clear. This is the greatest climbing performance ever in women's cycling. So what does that tell us? That she, she's got it. Right. So now's the time. No more words. Keep the receipts.
“I'll see you tomorrow morning. If you're Casio, what do you do tomorrow before we do?”
Our voice knows. You got away. I mean, it's, I think these circuits are hard to get away on, or I mean, this is just the way the last one we just looked at is much harder. It's eight seconds. Time bonus is it. Well, 10, 10, six, four. All the way to the finish line. Final day. That's crazy. So you don't have to do much. You're eight seconds down. Right. You do not have to do much. You got away to the last lap.
And Casio's performance yesterday are yielded by 5.31 watts per kilogram for 55 minutes. Boys at home. I know I could have been, I did that now. It's a slower time of 55 minutes. I'm like, one or five. You were texting Marry night. The stats last night. Like we're into that. So that article is pretty interesting. I don't know. I'm not so sure I can get up in 105.
I don't want to find out.
All right. Column. Let's rock some some call-ins. Call it everyone. Hi. This is Michelle from Arizona.
I'm so inspired by you all and these amazing women. How much sugar do you all
and the elite athletes really eat? Not the carbs, gels, and the liquid on the bite, but after the
“stages and during training season, etc. And Lance, I remember seeing you on an interview.”
Years ago, where you said if I choose to eat that chocolate chip cookie, it could make it a break it for me for the win. This would love to know. Hi. Oh. Yeah. I didn't even need a lot of dessert back in the day. Man, I'm making it up for it now. You guys should see my breakfast that I have here in the studio. No, you really should. Liz runs over to the, uh, it just drove Wiggins crazy. You know, because I had trained hard. And then, you know,
for a 55-year-old dude, I'm I'm limp and through life. But he's like, I don't know. I'm watching you. You eat like a like a second grader. Like, how is this possible? DiCo, a couple cinnamon rolls. Let's take a good care of us here. I mean, obviously, the nutrition, the fueling part has drastically changed in men's and women's cycling. But I don't know. Like, at the dinner table, what are the, I mean, obviously they're having carbohydrates and pasta, but how do they treat, uh, they're not
having ice cream. But I mean, I'm sure that I mean, tarts are something a little sweet. Maybe not. Hi. I'm not exactly sure, but I know a lot of them are now traveling with their chef's some stuff. So they have their food trucks who are preparing food for them. And from what I've seen online, it looks like they're trying to get a good variety of foods there. I'm one of the things in a stage race is that after a while, you don't really feel like eating anymore. So you want to have
things that, you know, kind of appeal to you and that you want to eat. So I don't, yeah, it's not just
“like white rice and chicken or something. You know, and I think, yeah, you're right. In the way”
they are going to approach sugar outside of the training and fueling windows is going to be more healthy, something like a more complex carbohydrate, like fruit, like when I was racing on a stone, it's like fruit and yogurt is what you get for dessert. And I am the wrong person to ask me, so sorry. I know we own the same team. Twinsies, um, you wait me. It's okay. But I think though, too, that it depends on the type of writer. And I, you know, where you want to get those extra
calories, whether it's a second helping a dinner or adding the sugar. I don't think it's that calculated, but I agree with you. It's not a lot of ice creams and cookies that are going to make a bread. No, and I agree with Mara, you just get sick of, you get down to the table and you're like, okay, pasta, like we would eat pasta for breakfast, which our breakfast was later. So did you see
dudes just trying to customize pasta? Like, like, it's spaghetti. All right. So I would, I would never
customize it. I always had some kind of omelette just dumped on there and just mix it together and dudes be putting Nutella jam. Like, I got to just mix it up. I'm so sick. If I ever see pasta again, I'm gonna die. And so yeah, it's just like, I put like eggs on rice, maple syrup on top, like any thing to make that stuff taste good. You do get sick of eating. That's a good calmer. Well, in the fact that now they're taking so many carbohydrates on the bike. I mean,
I can only imagine that it's even harder to eat after work. Oh, yeah, you're good. That's a whole thing to try honey, sting or multiple like basically because you're good. All right. Oh, and I should have said, because we now have one more day to call on and leave us a message. That number 9707182736. Call number two. Hi, team. This is Ryan calling in from the video. Today's commentary between discussed one to me to be more leniency in the feed zones when the weather's hot. How did
“you handle feed zone restrictions in hot weather yourselves? And isn't it all part of the challenge?”
Okay. What is? That's a good question. It doesn't sound like he's from the meadow. It was. It doesn't not sound like he's from Ryan. I know you might be in the Midwest. Don't know what that accent was, but I don't think that was Wisconsin. No. No. No. It's a good question. We were talking about because there are official feed zones and then there's parts of the race where you're just not allowed to feed. The interesting thing for me and we saw
and I thought about this yesterday with Dr. Roycer because she was and they were talking a lot about it in the race that she had not taken a bottle. She did not have bottles on her bike. You're in that situation. You are allowed to take a bottle from some random person on the side of the road. You could be just a scary. It could be a clear water bottle that appears the guy has our gow has just opened it and hands it to you. You can do that. If you are really, really desperate
and really, really in a crisis, you would probably do it. Well, you saw Kopech, you do it in once a week. You've got to be very careful. It has happened in the past. Like most of the time, almost all the time, you're going to get, you're going to get what you think you're getting.
It's never known. You just never know. But they're strict about that. When they say no feeding
From the car, if you took a feed, I'm not sure it's a time penalty, but you.
Springs. So then you're in a situation where you say, "Okay, I am in a crisis. It's not a time penalty.
“I have to have something you pay the fine." I'm looking at my hand. I can take something from”
some stranger or I can pay a fine and take it from my team car. You take it from the team car. We were watching Squibbin today in the break before, unfortunately, she crashed. She took a Kopech, a Kopech hand from her car and then he didn't open it for, so he then opens it for
hands and turns. She didn't want to throw it away. Did you watch it? She saw the camera,
she saw the camera right there and I was like, "Just throw that thing away." And she wouldn't throw it away. But she would get fine with the TV camera right there. She put it in her pocket.
“And for like, but today our feeds were open from kilometer zero, which I think is really rare,”
and then closed until 10 K to go. So what do you think is super super automated? Make exceptions with the heat. Yeah, and then one of the best penalties I saw today, not best, sorry. It's just a funny thing that if we do not have time for today, but Jamie and some of her teammates got fined for Pean yesterday. I just did. I like Peanuts out. They're one of these headlines. Where are we supposed to Peanuts? You want us to hydrate and go the bathroom?
I'm the one that didn't know there was like a special hidden zipper on chicks, but by shorts. I talked to Anna. I was like, I don't know. Anyway, tomorrow we have no idea what's going to happen. No, we don't. We're going to be huge. Give us a call. By the way, nobody knows.
“Right? And, and I think it is safe to say at this point that now it is a two horse race.”
The energy thing I just want to touch on for tomorrow before we leave is the elisa burgini that I saw today is going to be a great. This. Yeah, she has a chance.
Right? She's a great boy. She's amazing. She is getting better and better. This is a
circuit that she can be watched. I'm just, you know, I'm going on the record. Watch her tomorrow. She's going to be very aggressive. If she rides a perfect race, Dr. Roycer suffers, Morgane jumps up into third and finishes on the podium. The rider we saw today can do that. Yeah, 100%. I love the way Lambo races, especially if they start early in the race. Yeah, I mean, because she does still have to make up two minutes or a minute, 45 minutes.
It's all dependent upon the doctor. How hard they should. The doctor has to have a bad day in order for her to jump her and get on the podium. Yeah, but the earlier they start the sooner. She has a bad day. Yeah. It's going to be a great day. And we get to watch it from kilometer zero. So Lance will see you brighten early. Unless you send me another one too. I'll be in the jump. I'll be in the jump. You seem to use it when you walk in. I'll have your breakfast for you when
you come back down. All right, everybody. Thanks for tuning in. We'll see you tomorrow. We're going to be a good one. We're going to one. Bye.
