Yeah, well my listen, my first pick is going to be playing it safely,

that it's a G.C. battle and that Prima's Roglage wins the stage.

Plus 300, it's a bit expensive, but based on what I've seen today based on the

interview afterwards his confidence.

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Everybody, welcome back to outcomes. We're predicting stage 20 of the Valta Espana.

We'll get Johann's take on who's going to win and how that's going to play out in one minute, but first Johann I'm going to pick your brain about today's stage 19, pretty much rocklets wins on a steep, I mean it's a perfect Roglitz stage. It was not flat, but there was one

climb. It was not overly hard racing. It was a small breakaway. They get to the bottom of the

climb. Red Bull bore Hans Gro Groh, his team just absolutely blows it up on the climb.

Roglach rides away for the stage. Not exactly shocking. That was our prediction. But kind of what surprised me was how big the gaps were I mean some of the biggest gaps we've seen on a summit finish so far at this race

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