This was, you know, textbook, lead out train, and also, you know, incredibly done,

especially by Mati van der Poul.

What a difference compared to the first week when we had a few sprints and Alperson

did not get their lead out train right.

This was really, I mean, that's how you, I i mean if you write a scenario of how to lead out a

sprint this is the way it should be done hello and welcome to jb squared as we go into the last week

of the tour de france which is always a blip you know the first week feels like an eternity

and then all of a sudden you lift your head up and you go, wow, this thing's almost over.

I'm sure the writers don't feel this way, the same way.

It feels like an eternity every single day.

I'm J.B. Hager and I'm joined by Johann Bernille and we're going to take a look at today's sprint stage,

stage 16 and what lies ahead before we do that

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this link ketone.com slash the move there was not much to talk about except for the sprint. So, I mean, the only

thing that happened was really a TV attack a little bit, you know. And well, the first thing

that happened, Debbie, I mean, until, until 93 kilometers to go, we had the intermediate

sprint, which is still, which is still, you know,

heavily disputed between Philipson and Girmai. Who's the guy from Kofidis?

Koukart.

Koukart. And then the Lee tries to be in there. So we had that and then typically then the peloton slows down and we had this one courageous

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