Welcome back to J.B. Squared. I'm J.B. Hager, joined by Johann Bernille. We're deep, deep, deep in this

23 Tour de France. Stage 18. We're going to talk about what went down today. Miraculous

breakaway that no one would have thought would stay. And we'll have Johan break that down and tell

us what's going on and the players involved, which is why it was able to stick. We'll get into that. And you Jonas fans,

we're going to clear the air a little bit. We got you guys a little upset yesterday, but we'll tackle

all that and more on this episode of J.B. Squared. Yon, we're going to start out talking about something from yesterday, which we rarely do.

But we got people a little upset, a little upset because we spent a lot, and it wasn't intentional.

We just spent a lot of time talking about today, Pogacar, and his season and maybe leadership and direction of how his season

should unfold and then you know and of course addressing his broken wrist and what the expectations

were and expectations from sponsors but the way a lot of our audience ticket that are big

yonis vingago fans is that we weren't giving him the credit he deserves for the amazing right he has done. Yeah. It felt like we were saying, well, if Bagachar was this, this, this, he would have won. Yeah. That wasn't what we meant. No, I agree, I agree, J.B. And, you know, yesterday evening I was thinking,

and actually I'll have to talk about today about the same exact thing on La Mavida or Spanish show.

You know, just to make things clear, you know, it's never been our intention to diminish the

extraordinary performance of Jonas Wingerard.

You know, I mean, he was very, very strong on stage five already.

He did an amazing, amazing time trial.

And yesterday, he, you know, he put the nail in the coffin and Pogacar lost six minutes.

But I do think, however, that that's maybe why we spend a little bit more time on it, a part

of the extraordinary winner, Felix Ghal, the event of yesterday was the breakdown of the the the the the breakdown of you of the

day Pogacar you know that was the event of the stage and and in all that you know between

between the battle for the stage and then the the downfall of Pagacchar it kind of was forgotten a little bit that Lingerard was the only one to go from the favorites.

And then he went, of course, he was the fastest up to climb and basically sealed the deal yesterday.

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