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Hey, everybody, welcome back to outcomes. We are predicting stage 21, the last stage of the Tour de France.

It is a time trial on break from the usual tradition of the sprint stage in Paris. The tour got kicked out of Paris. So they're in Nice. And it a time trial from Monaco to Nice 33.7 kilometers long. That may not sound that hard, but it is essentially

a mountain stage. There's two climbs along the route. I believe it's over, it's like

750 meters of climbing. So a lot of climbing. You're either climbing or descending,

climbing away from Monaco, descending back down in the Nice, goes over Koldez,

the famous climb from Perry Nice.

I'll list off the odds from Unibet, and we'll get Johann's take on who is going to win this.

Tadipagachar is the heavy, heavy, heavy, heavy favorite at minus 150, Rimcoe Evanapult plus 200, Jonas Fendigo plus 600, Juala Ameta plus 3,300,

Mateo Jorgensen, Ben Healy plus 10,000, wow fed art plus 10,000, Derek G plus 15,000.

And I've never seen odds like this before in my life.

They start dropping so quickly that you have time trial specialists like Luke

Durbridge at plus 150,000.

Jai Henley, the man won a grand tour recently plus 150,000.

That may sound appealing, but we'll break down why that is maybe actually not a great bet.

But Johan, who do you think is going to win this time trial?

Yeah.

Well, as you said, Spencer, you know, it's a hard time trial.

It's basically it's close to 700 meters of vertical in the first 17 kilometers.

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