The stage everyone had circled finally arrived — a massive breakaway, a genuine tactical masterclass from Jayco AlUla, and Luke Plapp officially graduating from "names not legs" to the real deal.

In this episode:

  • How Plapp basically called his own tactics pre-stage, then executed them perfectly
  • Jayco's four-man breakaway operation — Plapp, Matthews, O'Connor and Schmid working as one unit
  • Why UAE let this one go, and whether that's smart resource management or a missed opportunity
  • Pidcock's GC charge and the group of climbers who genuinely surprised on the day
  • Mauro Schmid's drag-race finish and a first Tour stage win for Q36.5
  • Ineos' concussion protocol questions after Godon's rough finish
  • More fuel for the Aussie Uno-X pitch — Gina, are you watching?
  • Rest-day voice notes continue, including a full Remco fan club submission
  • Stage 14 preview: the Vosges arrive, seven climbs and a completely new Tour ascent in the Col du Haag
  • Two signed jerseys plus the usual prize suite up for grabs this week

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