I think we can all agree on that either way, it's actually super exciting racing. It's fun to watch. You don't know what's going to happen until the very end, E3 and get well, and I mean, in many ways, like, we haven't really seen that in the big one-day races lately. It's this very one guy dominating and riding away from everybody, which could at times get a little boring, but this was fun.

I mean, this was exciting.

You didn't know what was going to happen until the last 500 meters.

Everybody, welcome back to the move.

I'm Spencer Martin.

I'm here with Johan Bernille and George Hancappy.

We are breaking down Gen.

Wevel Gum, which is not really called Gainwivelgum anymore,

but we will for just our purposes, speak of it as such. And the final few stages of Volta Catalonia won by Jonas Vindegard with a bit of ease, shall we say, if we're being kind. But first,

let's, I'll just go through, quickly go through what happened at Gamowagam as well as Catalonia, just in a minute.

And then we'll get Johan and George's takes on how the race played out.

So again, Wovogam, the big story is Wapenart.

And Matthew Vanderpult broke away, two-man break away, dropped Florian Vermeche for whatpelt did this for the second time in three days.

Questionable decision.

They're pulling. They look like they're going to stay away.

But for the peloton's

are learning, they're adapting.

They didn't chase. Initially,

they organized, they set up

an organized chase, pulled back

Vanderpul and Mouad Barnard.

There was a late attack from Alec Sejean.

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