So he's already won a stage in the Volta, I remember.

And so Andreas Cron is my favorite to win from a breakaway at plus 1,400.

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How did we get that so wrong? We picked Wout Benart. We picked Caden Groves. Our wild cards were Corbin strong and Arn Arne, Arn Marit and then Pavel Bittner. Really just like in a perfect sprint wins over Walt Benar who looked like he maybe didn't know where the finish line was, like threw his bike way too early, kind of had to stand up and sprint again. Maybe he wouldn't have won anyway because Bittner was going so fast. But what happened there? How did we miss that? Yeah, I don't know. I mean, yesterday, I remember yesterday we said, yeah, you know, Bittner's not going to win. You know, he was fifth and sixth, a different level of sprinters here.

But, you know, he's been knocking on the door. I did actually not know until today that he's only 21 years old.

And, I mean, the way he won this sprint against Walt Von Ard today was, there was no discussion.

You know, there was no circumstances.

Walt did exactly the same thing like he did when he beat Caden Groves.

He anticipated.

He had surprised Caden Groves with a little bit earlier acceleration.

But Bittner was in the wheel and could pass him at the end. It looked to me like Van Ard was a bit confused of where the finish line was because he threw his bike twice, which is very strange to see.

But hey, listen, there's no, there was no incidents at all.

Bittner won the sprint.

Yeah, I'm now, you know, sad I didn't pick him yesterday.

I think I picked him the first two sprints as the wild card. And I didn't do it yesterday.

But we'll have to have him in mind from now on, especially because, you know, in a tour

of Spain like this,

this is a writer now who has the confidence, he knows now that he can do it against those guys.

And he's going to be one of the tree now.

You know, if you have Van Arten and gain growths, I think from now on on in this prince,

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