There's two potential scenarios, Spencer, G.C.

I think if it's G.C. there's only two riders who can win.

It's either Primos or Enric Maas.

I'm going to probably make the same mistake as I did a few years ago,

when, you know, after I saw Enric Maas drop Primos Roglidge on the side slopes of Sierra Nevada,

I picked Enric Maas to win the stage and turns out that it was different then.

But I'm still going to go with Enric Maas to honor my last day in Majorca.

Enric Maas is a local

to this island, so he's

originally from here.

So Enric Maas for the win

tomorrow. Hi, I'm Spencer Martin,

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stage finishing atop lagos de covedonga i will get johann's take on how that's going to play out

who's going to win but first johan i want to pick your brain about stage 15 a little weird because

it was yesterday if we can remember all the way back then but i say massive upset. One of the biggest upsets I've seen in recent years in a grand tour, Pablo Castrillo, just mugs, Pavel Civicoff, Alexander Vlasov. I think they forgot he was there. They weren't paying attention to him. Just pulled him to the base of the climb. Oops. Heaviest guy in the breakaway, then then explodes away, wins the stage on an absurdly steep slope. Back in the GC group, they actually didn't pull that much time back on them. If you go back and watch that stage, they really are not, like they come into the climb like two and a half minutes down, finish a little over a minute down. But Enric Moss finishes right in front of Prima's Roglitz who maybe didn't have the best day.

Prima's Raghazzo gets a 20-second time bonus for you would say in it maybe potentially even boneheaded decision to get a new bite.

Yeah.

The opposite of a bonus, the time penalty.

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