With all due respect for Julio Pellizziari, who is a great talent, great rider.

But let's not forget that Jonas Wingergaard can basically win any stage race where Pogacar is not,

when he's not 100%.

So I think that's the difference. He has just a bigger engine than Pellizziari for the moment.

Pellizziari is a great talent, but everything needs to be top for him to win, which he did

in Tour of the Alps.

But it costs a lot of energy, man.

And then I think also, you know, all the hype around him, you know, the Italian hope, it's not easy to deal with that as a young writer.

There's a lot of expectations, a lot of pressure on his shoulders.

Everybody, welcome back to the roof.

I'm Spencer Martin.

I'm here with Johan Bernille and we are breaking down at stage nine of the juritalia as well as doing our rest day week one review and then also previewing

week two well first do the breakdown of the stage and then if you want content for the rest day make

sure you pause the show come back on tomorrow's rest day. But Johan, I'll just recap the

stage really quickly. And then we'll talk about it. Jonas Fidegard, as you predicted, won the stage

summit finish at Kornowala. I believe they'd only done this one time before. Is that, I think

like Damiano Caruso, maybe was in the front group group it was like 20 years ago the last time they did it

Phyllis Gahl was second 12 seconds back david Pganzoli from team vizma lisa bike third at 34 seconds back edging out time and iron has been for a four second time bonus super impressive

yoan's going to tell us he's got inside info about why they're

doing this with their support riders. The day, what started faster, you know, was one of these

stages where flat-ish, flat to rolling for the first hundred kilometers, and then they hit two

climbs that were kind of merged together as one final climb. The toughest gradients were in the

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