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

It is a 25.3 kilometer time trial. One climb up to the high point in the middle, then descent.

These are in mild terms back down to the finish line. I'll list off the favorites on Unabat in Europe. I'll call it better odds when I see them on draft kings and Fandul in the U.S. and head-to-heads as well. But the favorite, heavy favorite, heavy favorite, really heavy favorite, Remcoe Avonapole minus 225, Tadipagatja, second plus 300, Ju-O-,800, Jonas Finnego plus 1800, Primos Roglitch plus 2,000, Stefan Kuhn plus 2200, Watt Benar plus 2,200, Trabbella plus 3,300,

Stefan Bissinger plus 8,000, Mateo Jorgensen plus 12,500.

These odds drop off like I don't think I've ever seen in a stage before. Johan, how do you think this is out? He's going to play out. I don't think the breakaway is going to win. I don't think we can screw another one up like that. But who's going to win this? This is pretty straightforward. You know, I mean, I think there's two heavy favorites. I kind of agree with the, with the books, you know, that Remko is the big favorite.

He is the world champion time trial.

It is his specialty.

That's what he's best at.

The time trial course is ideal for a specialist, 25 kilometers, 300 meters of elevation.

And having in mind that Remko is in better shape than in the Dofine, where he already won

the time trial, he should be the favorite. I am, however, going to pick Taleb Pogacar for the win,

because it's plus 300 for him.

And I think that having seen his time trawling in the Giro,

the first time trial, he won by a landslide beating, beating Philippa O'Gana, like taking a lot of time out of the, when it was the last climb. But then the second time trial was quite easy. I mean, it was more and more straightforward for specialists. Ghana won that time trial.

And Pogacar was second close after having spent a lot of energy already in the Giro.

So this is early on, stage seven.

I think Pugachar is in better shape than in the Giro.

Reportedly, they have made some tweaks to his time trial bike also, which should be lighter

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