And then also, Jonas Vinegard, were you surprised he celebrated so early? Like, he knew he had it. And that was a pretty close finish. Yeah. I mean, if you, then if you see the photo finish, it's actually not that big of a margin. But they know. You know, I mean, these guys know. And especially, it's a small margin, but also let's not forget, you know know they're not going super fast on an uphill

finish or they know they know it's if it's a high speed sprint and it's such a small margin

you can say okay i didn't really but you know there's just that fraction of a millisecond longer

that you have so we both of them chikonana knew he didn't win and Jonas knew he won.

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

breaking down stage two of the Volta, Spain, won by Jonas Vinegard ahead of Giulio Chocone and

David Godou and Egan Bernal and Jolamada, with Vinegar taking an early and slight race lead.

And then at the end, we will predict tomorrow's stage three.

But Johan, just right off the top, what were your main takeaways from today's,

let's call it a mini summit finish in the Kymat region of Italy?

Yeah, well, surprised.

I mean, first of all, I was surprised that it stayed together such a long time with such a big

group.

I mean, when I looked at the stage yesterday, I would have expected, expected there be a bigger

selection.

The climb was not as hard as I expected, at least not the majority of the climb.

But still, you know, we still have the result that we kind of were expecting.

We thought Gricone could win this.

He almost got it.

Jonas won the stage with a very small margin.

But then if you think about what happened a month ago,

let's not forget, Jonas Wingergaard was the only writer who was able to follow

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