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🗓️ 24 April 2026

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Spencer Martin and Johan Bruyneel go through the final few stages of the Tour of the Alps, which saw Red Bull-Bora-Hansgrohe's Giulio Pellizzari win the tough final stage and seal up the overall classification, before previewing Sunday's showdown between Tadej Pogačar, Remco Evenepoel, and teenage sensation Paul Seixas. They break down where they think the winning move will go, and if anyone can potentially keep Pogačar from getting his third straight win at the Monument.

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0:00.0	Italy needs a rider that is at the front, you know, because if you look at Italian cycling right now, you know, there's, there's a, there's really good races, you know, we have Milanson-Ramo, we have Tour of Lombardy, we have Tirino, we have the Giro.
0:14.0	I mean, those four, those are four like top, top, top-level races, plus a bunch of other really races, but there's not one single Italian world tour team right now, which is actually unbelievable.
0:29.6	Everybody, welcome back to the Move Plus. I'm Spencer Martin. I'm here with Yohan Bernio. We are going through the last week in cycling news and race results.
0:38.1	The Tour of the Alps, the five stage race through the T-Roll in South Timerlian region in Austrian, Italy.
0:44.1	Just wrapped up Giulio Pellazzari, the 22-year-old on Red Bull Borough Hansgaro won with an impressive final overall stage win to wrap that up with the Eneos duo of Time in Aronsman and Egan
0:57.1	Bernal coming in behind him. I'm now forgetting which one got second and which one got third.
1:03.5	It was Egan Bernal second moving ahead of his team.
1:05.7	He actually Aronsman bumping him down the third.
1:09.6	Pellizare was super impressive. And then we will preview L best on the age in the second part of the show and give our picks who we think is going to win. But, Johan, before we do that, let's just talk about Tour of the Alps before it has gone from our brain forever. I'd say the main takeaway is Balzana looked unbelievably beautiful today. Whatever Satsy Role paid for that race, it was worth it because everyone's going to be
1:29.6	moving there after watching that.
1:31.1	But what was your big takeaway from the racing all week and then specifically today's
1:35.8	tough stage?
1:36.9	Yeah, well, obviously, you just said it, Palizari won.
1:40.8	He was the big favorite, Spencer.
1:43.0	Red Bull was really strong.
1:45.1	I would first want to go back a little bit to the, to yesterday stage, won by
1:49.5	Leonard Yash, German rider, 25 years old, who is still on the Devo team of Tudor.
1:58.6	And if I'm not mistaken, he is very new to cycling.
2:03.2	He's an ex-speed skater.
2:05.6	Whoa.
2:06.5	So another athlete, you know, from another sport.
2:10.6	In the breakaway, he was away with another rider, the Austrian guy, was it, and there
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