Any single doubt there would be in his own team and his teammates around him.

They will now reel around him, like, you know, like he's the one leader.

He's the guy.

There's absolutely no discussion that there's anybody else.

I'm not saying that would be the case before because I saw on an interview of Jay Hindley.

Let's not forget, ex-winner of of the Giro that he was at the full service

of Primos Roglich

but with this performance

the spirits in Red Bull

Hans Gros are super high

and there is no doubt that they will go

full gas for him all of his teammates

so that's another advantage of

a really strong performance

so early in the race.

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

We are talking stage two of the Giritaeia, breaking down the 14-kilometer-long time trial,

as well as predicting tomorrow's stage three, which is surprisingly difficult mountain terrain.

So I'm quite excited to hear Johan's thoughts on who's going to win that and how it's going to fly it out.

Just a quick primer, Josh Charlene.

Oops.

To please delete yesterday's episode, if you have that in your player,

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