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Hey, everybody. Welcome back to outcomes. We are predicting stage 11 of the Tour de France at 211 kilometer. Deceptively, extremely hard day through the massive central. All this stuff, the favorites

from Unabet in Europe, I'll call it better prices when I see them on the U.S. books.

Then we'll get Johan's take on how this is going to play out and who's going to win. Taday Pagaccha is the favorite at plus 400. Richard Carapaz at plus 1,200, Ben Healy plus 1,600, Tom Pickcock plus 1,600, while Poles plus 2,000, Roman Bard A plus 2,200, Remco Evanpult plus 2,200, Derek G plus 2,000. Maxim Van Hills plus 2,000. Roman Bardeau plus 2,200.

Rimcoe Evanpole plus 2,200. Derek G. 2,200. Tobias Holland, Johansen, plus 2,500. Or Las Cano plus 2,500. 780s plus 2,500. It goes on and on. We'll call them out when we need to. Johan, this is probably the trickiest day to predict that we've had so far.

How do you think it's going to play out G.C. or breakaway and who's going to win?

Yeah. It is difficult, difficult to pick because I think it's the first stage where I think it's almost guaranteed that this is a breakaway stage.

It's super hard.

You know, 211 kilometers, long stage.

A lot of elevation, you know, 4,300 meters, you know, through that.

That area of France is just horrible to race bikes.

It's, you know, it's crazy.

So it will be a strong breakaway and, you know, after the rest day, the day, a relatively easy day in the

Peloton, a lot of people have been saving themselves for the first part of tomorrow stage.

I repeat the first part.

There's two things to this.

The first part is the easiest part of the stage, although not flat, but it's accessible to

a lot of riders.

Whoever is super motivated to get in the break can go in the break.

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