with the UCI having a French president who is very, very, I would say, facilitating the wishes of ASO,

to the France.

I know that the Tour de France would rather have 16 World Tour teams than 18, because that gives them more room to invite teams.

It would still be the same teams probably

but it's in their hands in their decision right so um i'm sure that a so will push to for 17 teams

and not 18 i'm 100% sure but whether that's going to happen or not that's still to be seen

everybody welcome back to the move plus our week whether that's going to happen or not, that's still to be seen.

Everybody, welcome back to the Move Plus, our weekly edition of the show that runs through the offseason and in weeks when there's not major races.

Just as a show note, we will be back next week with an outcomes for to preview the world championships.

There'll be a move going over the world championships. And then when we get into our offseason rhythm, we'll be doing this weekly. We do answer questions at the end from listeners. So if you have questions, send them to info at we do.team. And we'll get to them if we can. I'm Spencer Martin. I'm here with the on Bernille. we are going through are going through our, it's our basket of post-Volta-A spania topics, a little bit of recent racing, some transfers and World Championships time trial coming up this Sunday.

We'll do a light, light preview and predictions on that.

But, Johan, first of all, how are you doing post-Polta?

How are you coming down from the race?

I mean, we all, I mean, we've already talked about, you know, that it was a disappointing end of the Vuelta.

But, you know, we got back into it straight away. You know, there's many, many races this week.

Too many to watch them all, or at least to watch them all at the same time. We can't keep up. So, so yeah, doing good. And the, it's great to hear. The first one that, yeah, it is an odd rhythm. So the Valta finishes. And then I kind of have to go back and catch up. It was different this year because there was no Sunday stage, so I got to watch GP Montreal as it happened.

And then we kind of like have two days off and then there's all these races flying at you.

The first one that stuck out stuck out to me, the GP Walloni won by Arno DeLei, who we were just talking about in a private conversation

recently, like, oh, he's like not had a great fall, but he looked incredible in that sprint

finish.

Biniam Grimei was third.

Who, I frankly had never heard of this writer who finished second.

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