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stage four of the Tour de France. We're into the Alps already going back into France from Italy.

It's a short stage 140 kilometers, three climbs, but this stage is basically either all climbing or all descending, finishes on a descent.

The first climb is the Cestrier, very famous climb, especially for you, Johan.

I'm sure you have fun memories there.

And then the last one is a little climb called the Gullibier, only 23K long.

They're doing the easy side, but it's still brutally tough at the top, very high altitude. I think a GC day, but I'll list the favorites on Unibet in Europe, and then we'll get Johan's take on who's going to win this, and we'll each pick who we think is the best bet here. Teddy Pagotcha is the favorite at plus 200. Jonas Vindigo plus 900. Remko Evanpult plus

1200. Tom Pickcock plus 1,200. Pello Bilbao plus 2,500. Derek G. plus 2,500. Julio

Chocone plus 2,800. Tobias Holland-Johansson plus 2,800. Primus Roglidge, the disrespect

tier plus 2800. Boutvinard plus 2800. Richard Carapaz plus 3,300. There's many more. We'll call them out if we need to. Johan, clearly the market thinks this is a split between breakaway or G.C. day. With our luck, it's going to be the exact opposite of what we say. But how do you think this is going to play out and who's going to win? Yeah, I think, I think Spencer is a GC day. It's a short stage, 140 kilometers. Why is it a GC

day, I think? Because EF has the jersey. There's two climbs at the beginning, Cestrier and

Montgeneuve. So automatically breakaways, there's going to at the beginning, Cestrier and Montgeneuve.

So automatically breakaways, there's going to be climbers in there.

And there's still quite a few riders that are at 21 seconds.

So it's very likely that one of those will try to sneak in a group.

And so EF will have to set a pace. The majority of the stage potentially helped by one or two riders from UAE.

So I think that at the bottom of the at the bottom of the Gallibier, which, you know,

at the bottom of the Gallibia is really with 8K to go, because the Lottaree starts a lot earlier.

It's about 15K, 14K, but it's a drag.

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