There's no guarantee that Pogacar is going to have every year a clean run without any issues.

You know, look, he crashed last year and it could have been a lot worse.

And then you need to be in pole position to win, you know?

You don't want to win because somebody else crashes, but, you know, if the big favorite crashes, somebody's going to win. So it might as well gonna win so it might as well be you know

I do think Jonas is so much better I'm sorry Eunice is so much better than everybody else that's

not forgot sure that he can do the Gero win the Gero and still be in position to be best to the rest

of the yeah I think he's gonna be to be top in the tour after the Giro.

Everybody, welcome back to the Move Plus.

I'm Spencer Martin.

I'm here with Johan Brunel.

We are going through.

This is our weekly show where we go through the cycling news of the week,

as well as take a few listener questions.

The main things we'll talk about today is Vizma, Lisa Bikes, Media Day, which had Jonas

Finnegard finally confirming his Giro Detalia, two to France, double ambitions, Mateo Jorgensen's

kind of altered schedule for 2026, and Woutvinart with coming back from that broken ankle, as well as

the Australian National Championships breaking down what the heck happened there. Richard Plugge's

recent comments as well as some interesting numbers about the year, including the final tally

for our 2025 kilometer slash mileage challenge on Strava.

But before we get into that, Johan, let's take a quick break to hear from today's partner and then we'll get into it. Everybody, this episode is brought to you by AG1. I'm going to let you in on a little secret about how I start my day. I come down. It's quiet. Nobody's up yet. I reach into the fridge. I have my AG1 powder in my little canister there. scoop it into my beaker.

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