We saw already in one kilometer, in one kilometer of hard climbing, only one kilometer.

We saw that Jonas was stronger than everybody else because he did drop Pelizari.

Pelizari came back.

You know, but anyway, it's to be seen, you know, if Adam Yeats wouldn't have crashed and, you know, some others.

But anyway, yeah, Jonas already showed today that he's stronger than everybody else.

And I think actually speaking of, you know, listening to the interview,

Penizade gave an interview, you know, he said, yeah, I'm feeling good, my legs are great,

but, you know, it's Jonas, you know, it's Jonas. So

they kind of accept that he's above everybody else.

Everybody, welcome back to the Move Plus. I'm Spencer Martin. I'm here with Johann Bernal. We are

breaking down stage two of the Giro d'Italia and then previewing tomorrow's stage three. Stage two was one. Unexpected winner, Guillermo Thomas Silva from Uruguay on XDS Astana. We had a little bit of GC action. Jonas Vinegard attacked on the final climb, tough final climb. I guess as tough as we hyped it up, we looked at the profile yesterday.

Johann, he got away with Giulio Pellizari and Leonard Vanetfeld.

Gap, I mean, the attack was impressive.

The gap was never that big, though, and they were reeled in by a large and growing chase

group, about, what, 30, let's say, 31 or 32 riders yon christian from ua bridged up at the last

second kind of broke a little bit of the cohesion in the front group when he did that and then right

when the catch happened inside the last couple hundred kilometers couple hundred meters and

xd sastana christian scroni went to the front, led out his teammate.

They get the win.

Tudor was second with Florian Stork.

Julia Chaconi, your pick was third.

My pick, Jonathan Nervais, nowhere to be seen.

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