Tomorrow's climb is hard, the last climb. It's a 170 km stage, but the last climb is extremely steep,

at some part at least, at 15, 20%. The finish is not as hard. I think the last kilometer

it flattens out a little bit, so ideal for Primus Roglidge. You know, Primos Roglidge with the all she has at plus 250.

I'm going to pick him for tomorrow's stage winner.

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espagna all list off the favorites on unibet and in europe and then i'll call it better

prices if i see them on the big u.s books banduel and draft kings we're leaving the

sprint stages of portugal behind going to our first summit finish incredibly early but i

guess this is the trend in grand tours these days.

170 kilometers, three or four classified climbs with a deceptively tricky summit finish, very

difficult.

We'll go through that, though, in detail later.

The favorite is Primos Roglitch at plus 250, Richard Carapaz plus 1100, Seb Cus plus 1400, Matthias Schalmosa plus 1,400, Michael Woods plus 1,600, Adam Yates plus 1,800, Enric Maas plus 2,000, Leonard Van Etfeltz, 2,000, Jvalameta plus 3,300, Julio Chocone plus 3,300, Isaac del Toro, plus 3,300.

It goes on and on.

We'll calm out when we need to.

But, Johan, you were right today about Wild Van Art.

Who do you think is going to win tomorrow?

And how's it going to play out?

Difficult, difficult to predict this kind of stage, in my opinion, Spencer.

You know, it's the first big difficulty, a part of the time trial, of course, where we started. But the big question mark is,

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