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Hey everybody. Welcome back to outcomes. We are predicting stage 20 of the tour de France.

It's another short, extremely difficult mountain stage. This one's even shorter than today's 133 kilometers, almost 5,000 feet of vertical gain.

That's like pushing, that's over 15,000 feet.

That's pushing 20,000 feet of climbing in a very short amount of time.

Starts from Nice, goes back into the mountains, and then they have the time trial back on the coast the following day.

But all this stuff, the favorites from Unibet in Europe, and we'll get Johan's take on who's going to win and how this is going to play out. Extremely difficult stage to predict, in my opinion. The betting market thinks a repeat of today. Tata Pagacha is the favorite at plus 300. Richard Carapaz plus 700. Simon Yates plus 700. Enric Moss plus 800. Mateo Jorgensen plus 1100. Adam Yates plus 1,200, Juala Mada plus 1,600, Santiago Botrago plus 1,800, Felix Gall plus 1,800.

Johann, how is this going to play out, breakaway or G.C.

And who do you think is going to win?

I think, Spencer,

after what I've seen today,

tomorrow,

the breakaway has to make it to the finish.

Today was super hard.

UAE had a plan.

They announced before the stage

that they wanted to go for the stage win.

Not that you can believe what they say, but, you know, for tomorrow, Pugachar said, you know, normally we let the breakaway go. So I think it's kind of depend on who's in there and who wants to let the breakaway go. Because, you know, you could, what we could have. I mean, the only way I think that the breakaway doesn't make it

is that there's a break and then there's some teams that are not happy because they have

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