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Everybody, welcome back to outcomes. We're predicting stage 18 of the Twitter fronts. I'll list off the favorites on Unibet in Europe. I'll call it better prices when I see them on the big U.S. books like

draft kings and fanduals. Van duels. And then we get Yohan's take on how the stage is going to play out

and who's going to win it.

It's kind of a medium mountain slash transition stage

through Yohan.

We'll have to tell us if this is the Alps,

the pre-Alps, the Alps foothills.

I'm not quite sure, but 180K, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 classified climbs, kind of a false flat uphill finish.

I think it has breakaway written all over it.

But the favorite is, Wow, Van Arr, plus 500, Magnus Cort Nielsen plus 800, Matthew Vanderpul

plus 800, Michael Matthews plus 2,000, Jasperstoybin plus 2000, Ben Healy plus 22 plus 2000. Ben Healy plus 2,200. Alex Anbroum-plus 2,500. Tobias Holland-Johansson plus 2,500. Las Cano plus 2,500. Mattie Mohorich plus 2,500. It goes on and on. We'll call him out when we need to. Johann, how is this going to play out? Certainly not G.C. Right. And who's going to win?

No, for sure, not G.C. Spencer. It's a hard stage. You know, I mean, if you look at the

overall difficulty, it's actually harder than today's stage. It's 3,100 meters of climbing.

Today was 2,850. So, I mean, the difference is it's all cat tree climbs.

But it's an incredibly hard terrain.

Breakaway for sure.

I mean, this can never be a J.C. day.

No way.

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