You would say that Primos needs to push it.

It doesn't necessarily need to get rid of Enric Mas

because he will take time in the last time crowd in Madrid.

So that's why I think a little advantage for Enric Maas tomorrow.

He's the favorite at plus 275, but I still think it's good odds.

So Enric Maas wins the States tomorrow.

Russ through 75.

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I just want to pick your brain about stage 12, which just wrapped up.

One by second division Spanish team, Equipo Kern Farma, Pablo Castrillo.

Is that how you say his name?

Paul Castrillo, Castrillo.

Really impressive stage win from a breakaway. full of guys that we picked. Max Poole's second. I thought he was going to catch him at the end. Mark Salar, your pick third. This was obvious. I don't think many people had. You might have generational wealth if you bet on Pablo to win the stage and then he won. But what was, I mean, it really was like a classic

breakaway. Like there was, you know, it came into the finish. There was attacking. It would stall out.

And then whoever timed it right and pushed was going to win. Pablo did. What was your take there?

Yeah. Well, I mean, he timed it right, but, you know, you also have to have the legs to take it to the finish. You know, it was still very hard.

And Pablo Castillo is, in my opinion, you know, of the non-world tour riders, the best

Spanish writer, young guy still, had a really good season until now. He's with Ken Farma.

I've heard that he's moving on to a big team.

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