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EPISODE · Jul 29, 2024 · 22 MIN

TCRNo10 | Day 07

from Lost Dot Podcast: The Transcontinental, Trans Pyrenees, and Accursed Race. · host Lost Dot

TCRNo10 // Day 07The Race at the front isn't the only thing heating up, as riders across the continent contend with the rising temperatures. The leading riders mark a milestone as they begin racing in Asia for the first time on TCRNo10. Race Reporter Emma Cole is on hand to interview Robin Gemperle (002) and Abdullah Zeinab (021) as they cross the waters of the Dardanelles Strait. Race Reporter Hannah Larbalestier captures a sentimental story in the Balkans and we hear reflections from some who were also involved in the Accursed Race earlier this year. Race Coordinator Andrew Phillips explains the temporary weekend diversion in Kosovo at CP3. Gereon Tewes (295a) and Sherry Cardona (295b), the winning Pair of TCRNo9 and the leaders of this year’s Pairs category give their insights on the Race so far. Follow along with the 10th edition of the Transcontinental Race; the self-supported bicycle race across Europe. With daily episodes released, hear the stories from the road from Roubaix all the way to Istanbul.  Produced by Iain Broome  #BeMoreMike

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