Honestly, I can't see anybody winning.

But, Pogacar, I think the only thing that can happen is bad luck, crash, mechanical.

I don't even know if a mechanical can stop.

Yeah, I don't know.

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Everybody, welcome back to outcomes. We are predicting the Giro di Lombardia, Yia, Lombardia, Tour of Lombardia.

However you want to say it, they change the name on us every year. It feels like 255 kilometers from Bergamo, Tacomo, in northern Italy,

kind of weaving up through the

Bellagio Peninsula,

the last monument

of the season,

I'd say the last

real race of,

I guess,

large significance.

But I will list off

the favorites on

Unibet in Europe.

I'll call it better

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