The fact of the day is another crash, which impacts heavily the GC.

You know, if you look at the GC today where it stands, it's two big crashes who have made the

stages, the crashes in the gravel stage, and today's stage that have impacted the GCC

and the majority of, I majority of the bulk of the

wins and losses in time come from those two stages and those two crashes.

So that's unfortunate.

But, you know, that's part of bike racing.

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

Alhund Merneal and we are breaking out in stage 14 of the Jiro de Talia before predicting

tomorrow's stage 15. Before we do that, let's walk through. What happened early in today's

stage? It was a 195 kilometer stage. I thought would be a routine boring one from

the Pope plane of Italy into the light hills of Slovenia that we might get a little

just routine bunch sprint. But no, the day started off odd. There was a big super breakaway

with Walt Van Ard, Caspar Ascran, a bunch of other really strong riders up there.

Of course, the teams like Tudor and V.F. Bardiani, who missed it, didn't like that.

Chased it down. It was a frantic chase.

They finally get caught.

Caspar Ascran goes clear again, this time with a smaller group of, you'd say, more routine breakawayist like murko maustriati on pulti visit malta and milko maestri meisteri and then

martin marce what's this last luciali mar. Al-Maricelli on VF Bardiani, VF Group Bardiani.

And they never really got much of a gap, Johan.

They were just being held at about a minute and a half.

And I thought, well, this is it.

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