Genuinely the pick of the Tour so far — a stacked breakaway attempt, a chaotic finale, and yet another sprint jury controversy. Plus, Max has done his homework and built an actual Australian/Kiwi Uno-X-style dream team, position by position.

In this episode:

• Casper Asgreen's aero-helmet tell and Trek's full-team commitment to breaking up the sprint
• Quinn Simmons high-fiving his dad mid-attack — the moment of the Tour
• The Mads-Philipsen intermediate sprint drama, and why two penalty decisions have now been overturned in as many days
• Explaining the actual UCI sprint rule — and the "one-man tribunal" myth debunked
• Stoyven's telepathic lead-out for Merlier, and Merlier's third win of this Tour
• A brutal late crash — Gaviria, Wærenskjold and more all down
• Max's fully built-out Australian/Kiwi "Uno-X" concept team — GC leaders, classics squad, sprint train, budget and all
• Listener voice notes continue, including a two-on-one Caleb Ewan sprint challenge proposal
• Stage 13 preview: the longest stage of the Tour, Dole to Belfort