He's in good shape, knows how to go in breakaways, has done it before, and has nobody to look after.

Unless, you know, I mean, he was in the breakaway and he looked after Adam Yates, of course.

That could happen. But I think Mark Scholler will have his own chance also.

So at plus 1,200 Mark Soler for the way from the breakaway.

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Everybody, welcome back to outcomes. We are predicting stage 10 of the Volta, Espania.

I'm here with Johann Bernal. We'll get his take on how this is going to play out.

Who's going to win? I'll list the odds in a second. But first,

Johan, I wanted to get your opinion, ideas, regrets on how stage nine played out. That was

one of the most interesting days that I've watched in a like in a GC competition a long time with

Adam Yates getting into the breakaway. I was a little confused.

We didn't see it.

I don't quite know why anyone thought that was a good idea to let him go up there

with two strong teammates.

Richard Carapas attacking out of the GC group with no one responding,

kind of reminiscent of 2019 when he just attacked his way out of the GC group to

his year to tie overall win.

And then Primos Roglitz looking on the rocks, but then Enric Maas attacking,

which when's the last time that happened?

And then everything coming back together and the gap actually not being that large at the finish.

But we keep seeing guys fall out of the GC and then they can go on these long raids and get back into the G.C.

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