Kwiatkowski a class act | Phenomenal Van Aert will win a Tour

The Bradley Wiggins Show by Eurosport

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🗓️ 17 September 2020

⏱️ 16 minutes

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Summary

The Ineos Grenadiers finally have something to be happy about with a maiden Grand Tour stage win for Poland's Michal Kwiatkowski ahead of teammate Richard Carapaz on the third and final day in the Alps.

Brad, who is again joined by Graham Willgoss, reacts to the Ineos celebrations and also gives a strong response to Jumbo-Visma boss Richard Plugge telling Eurosport's Orla Chennaoui he is '90-95% sure Primoz Roglic will win this Tour'.

But it is Wout van Aert who really excites Brad, and he believes the Belgian superstar can win a Tour de France title of his own who is a hot property in cycling that many teams would like to lure away.

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0:00.0	Hi there. I'm off this week.
0:04.6	Apparently we're more productive at work after a good holiday.
0:12.1	So I'm counting this Caribbean rum distillery tour as professional development.
0:21.6	Yours calling.
0:23.6	Take your holiday as seriously as British Airways Holidays
0:27.6	Take Your Holiday.
0:29.6	Atul Protected.
0:31.6	The Welcome to the Bradley Wiggin Show by Eurosport.
0:45.6	I'm Graham Wilgos and Brad straight into it, stage 18.
0:49.5	We're nearly there at the Tour of France.
0:51.1	Yeah, it's a couple of days to go, eh?
0:52.6	And another tough one today. Lots of tired legs now from the back of the race right France. Yeah, it's a couple of days to go, eh? And another tough one today.
0:54.9	Lots of tired legs now from the back of the race, right to the front.
0:58.3	We saw Caleb going out of the back again early on.
1:01.4	I mean, he's had some tough race, isn't he?
1:03.2	Hanging on to Paris now, yeah.
1:04.5	You know what that's what makes him such a great sprint through the great athlete as well is that that toughness which i don't think people see on days like this benet you know nice comfortable leading the green again we saw him take intermediate points
1:14.9	today um right through the peloton yumbo doing an incredible job again and particularly
1:20.5	what then are i mean today was he seems like getting better every day adam yates started
1:26.2	fatiguing now dropping off the pace a little bit.
1:28.0	We said yesterday we might see a few riders with fatigue legs
1:30.9	who struggle to hang on today.
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