He was really, really, really on the limit to Gonzoli, but it's obviously that, you know, he's in amazing shape.

I think he's discovering himself as a writer, obviously, I think, surpassing what he thought he could do at this level.

And of course, you know, it's an Italian writer.

He's in the zone.

There's the Tifosi, the Italian fans called Tifosi there, you know, shouting. an Italian rider, he's in the zone, there's the Tifosi, the Italian fans called

Tifosi there, you know, shouting. You kind of get called up in that and you, you know,

you ride up the mountain with, you know, with goosebumps. I think that's probably contributing

a little bit to the excitement of Paganzoli, but after the stage, he was clear that they had a plan today.

They executed exactly the plan like they said, you know, to perfection.

And he actually said that he wasn't writing for G.C.

Everybody, welcome back to the Move Plus. I'm Spencer Martin. I'm here with Johann Bernille.

We are breaking down stage 14 of this year at Italia and then we'll preview tomorrow's

stage 15 at the end of the episode.

Stage 14 won by Jonas Finnegard from Team Lees Visa Bike with a feel of a skull coming

in second, 49 seconds down.

Jai Henley, 58 seconds down.

The top three is now Jonas Vindigard finally takes the race lead with former race leader,

Afonzo U.

Lallio, still in second place, 226 behind Felix Gull in third,

250 back.

Timon Aronsman, 303.

Jai Hinley, looking good, surging in fifth at 343 back. Time and Aronsman 303. Jai Henley looking good, surging in fifth at 3.43 back.

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