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predicting stage five of the Tour de France. We are in France, finally, leaving the Alps.

I'd say a likely sprint stage 177 kilometers, kind of as we traverse north through the country.

Prepare for our time trial in the coming days, but I'll list off the odds on Unibet in Europe,

and I'll call them out when I see better prices in the U.S.

And then we'll get Johan's prediction on how this is going to play out and who's going to win.

Jasper Philipson's the favorite, super heavy favorite, plus 110, Dylan Gronevegan plus 500, Arno DeLie plus 700, Binionggem, plus 1,000, Mads Pedersen plus 1,000, Mark Cavendish plus 1,400, Fernando Gaviria plus 1,500, Fabio Yacompson, plus 2,500. if you don't know what that means, it means like with Phillips, and if you bet $100 on them and he wins, you get $110 of profit. Total $210 return. Pretty easy way to understand it, which is why we use those American odds. But Johan, who do you think is going to win and how do you think the stage is going to

play out?

Well, first of all, Spencer, I'm pretty sure it's going to be a bunch sprint.

177K, only 1,000 meters of elevation, two little category four clams, which should not be

a problem for any of the sprinters.

Plus, I think that there's going to be enough

understanding and cooperation between several teams to make sure it's a bunch print.

You know, logically, you would say the big favorite is Philipson,

but I'm going to go for, based on what I saw on the sprint yesterday, also because he's Belgian, I'm going to pick Arnold Daly, although he's not a pure sprinter and definitely not for a flat finish.

But I saw from the helicopter

view his speed in the last 200 meters and where he comes from and the way he accelerated and

I was slowed down a little bit and then could get through it again and was third, almost second.

I'm going to pick him him especially because he's plus

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