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Everybody, welcome back to outcomes. I am Spencer Martin from the Beyond the Peloton newsletter.

I'm here with Johan Bernille. We are predicting stage three of the Tour de France, the longest stage of the race, 230 kilometers.

I would say ridiculously long. Johan might disagree with me. They did long stages back in the day. No one complained. We're weak now. But it's going to be a long day of not a lot happening in my opinion. Probably a pan. Not maybe not a panic who can, but a breakaway out there that's not going to make it, going to be a sprint.

Go to errands if you need to get them done before this awesome sprint finish.

I'll read the odds from Draft Kings in the U.S.

slightly different from Unabet in Europe, but it's close enough.

Jasper Philipson is the heavy, heavy, heavy favorite at minus 150.

Dylan Gronauggan plus 650 is the second favorite.

Wealthman Art plus 900, Arnold Dele, plus 1100, Mark Cavendish plus 1,400, Mads Petterson

plus 1,400, Fabio Jacobson plus 1,800, Gerber Thiessen plus 2,500, Phil Boughhouse plus 2,500,

Arnold Verme plus 3,000.

It goes on and on.

We'll calm out if we have to.

Johan, who do you think is going to win this sprint?

Spencer, I think, first of all, I agree with you.

It's going to be a bunch of sprint.

It has to be.

There's too many teams that are built around sprinters and are exclusively here for sprints.

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