Welcome back to J.B. Squared. I'm J.B. Hager, joined by Johann Bruniel, and we're going to take a look at stage 11 of the 2023 Tour to France, a sprint stage.

And I think we're going to dig into some record book type stuff here.

You know, when you have a sprinter like Jasper Philipson, who's already won their fourth stage and one tour, start talking

about records. We'll get to that in just a second.

Okay, Johan, I think I'm dying to hear your thoughts on yes, uh, Yasser Philipson because

he's so dominant right now. And, uh, earlier in this tour, I was like, my gosh, has anybody

ever won all the sprints in a tour de France, which is a difficult thing to measure that type of record because some stages aren't just flat sprint stage.

It's hard to determine.

Was that really considered a sprint stage?

So that's a gray area.

So let's jump in with your thoughts on,

on Jasper Philipson, winning his fourth and just seeming to be the fastest guy in the

Peloton.

Yeah, I mean, definitely, you know, he was the big favorite for today.

You know, after his three bunch sprints,

they was his sixth to the front stage win after winning two in last years

to the France.

But today, I think, was different.

Today was different for different reasons.

Number one, he did not have, I don't know the exact reason, but he did not have Maty van der Poul as his lead-out guy.

I don't know if Van der Poul was caught in, anyway, I saw him get in a group behind with three,

four kilometers to go. I've read somewhere that Mati van der Poul was struggling with a little

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