Everybody, welcome back to the Move Plus.

We are talking about stage 17 of the Vuelta, Spain, potentially the most eventful stage

of a grand tour where no GC positions actually changed in the top four places.

But Primus Roglitch wins the stage on top of one of the hardest climbs in professional

cycling.

But the big story of the day is race leader, Sepkus, was seemingly attacked by Jonas

Vindigo and Primos Roglitch.

Lost time, but not enough times.

Still in the GC lead by eight seconds, salvaged what could have been a really bad situation

for him. I have

no words to describe what potentially the plan could have been except the fact that Yombo is an

all-out war. I want to get Johan's take on this. First, we will hear from our sponsor.

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