It's difficult to check, to choose one guy. I'm going to go Max Pool, DSM. You know,

young rider, really good climber, is not high up in DC. And I think it's a guy who can be in

the break and run the stage from the breakaway. So I don't know what his odds are or will be. Maybe

we'll find out in a little bit, but Max Pool, winning from the breakaway would be my first choice.

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more. Thanks for tuning in. Stage 8 of the Volta, Espania, but before we get Johann's take on how that's going to play out and who's going to win, I want to ask you, Johann, about today, stage 7, your pick, Wout Van Ar, won the stage. If you looked at the results, you'd think, well, that was pretty straightforward. He wins a sprint out of a bunch of non-sprinters. No, it was not that simple. The final climb was incredibly hard, made hard by Red Bull for Roglitch, I guess, to try to test

distance race leader, Ben O'Connor. Roglach ended up getting some time bonuses. And then it got

very messy in the end. Without SEPC, I was surprised, kind of not torpedoing his own GC chances, but showing us that he's

willing to do other things. Doing things at this well to outside of the GC, wow, doesn't get that

win. But what was your big takeaway from the stage we just watched? Yeah, I mean, you know,

Walt Vonart, obviously, it was a great opportunity for him.

He took it. As you said, he owes it to Sepkus, probably also a little bit to Bora, to

Red Bull Bora for sitting the pace and, you know, Cain Grove's getting dropped.

Unfortunately, we saw him crash. We don't know how that would have played out if he didn't crash.

But still, you know, Walt Von Art stayed where he, you know, in those 30 riders and

deserved the one the stage.

I was a bit surprised to see Roglish attack himself several times, probably to test O'Connor

after his massive ride yesterday. Maybe they were thinking he'll feel it. He didn't feel it. I mean,

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