This was a textbook lead-out train and also, you know, incredibly done, especially by Matthew van der Poole.

What a difference compared to the first week when we had a few sprints and Alpassin did not get their lead-out train right?

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

this is the way it should be yeah hello and welcome to J. B. squared as we go into the last week at the Tour de France

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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 the first thing that happened, Debbie, I mean until 93 kilometers to go, we had the intermediate sprint which is still you know heavily disputed

between between Philipson and Guillaumei who's the guy from Coefidis?

Co-card?

Co-card and then the lead tries to be in there.

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