It's actually likely, very likely, that those two favorites do not win.

If they don't win, who do you like to be, I guess, the solo rider or a writer in a small group that stays away?

For me, it's very, very simple. It's Rencoe even a pool. I think Remko is an amazing shape.

He's on Cloud 9 after his gold medal in the time trial. Hi, I'm Spitzer Martin,

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We are predicting the Olympic Games road race, both for the men's and the women's.

We'll start with the men's.

It's a 272 kilometer road race.

It starts in the outskirts of Paris, finishes with multiple circuits in Paris, finishing

right in front of the Eiffel Tower, quite a bit of elevation gain, about almost 3,000

vertical meters.

But we'll list off the favorites from Unibet in Europe.

I'll call it better prices when I see them on main U.S.

books like Fandul and Draft Kings.

And then Johan will tell us how this is going to play out.

This is a notoriously difficult race to predict, but we'll tell us who's going to win.

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