Listen, Pogachar obviously, no, the Pugachar era is far from over, far from over.

I would say more the contrary.

I personally think Pogatchar is stronger than any other year he has been until now.

So I think the era of Pugatja is going to be over, probably when he decides it to be over, probably

when he loses interest, probably when his motivation goes down.

You know, after he has won the majority of his objectives, I think that's when the Pugachar

era is going to start the decline.

Other than that, I can't see anybody coming close.

Hey, everybody. Welcome back to the Move Plus. I'm Spencer Martin. I'm here with Johann

Bernal. We are going to talk about a little bit of racing news, a little bit of cycling news,

and a little bit of racing action. We have the tour of Romedy going on right now.

Three stages in, three, I guess actually four, because there was a prologue.

If you haven't been following, you haven't missed much because Teddy Pagacar is leading.

The race has won multiple stages.

He's won two stages.

The other two stages have been won by Dori and Godin.

So only two stage winners through the first four stages of the race.

Pagotcha winning the overall ahead of Florin Lipowitz, 17 seconds back, Lenny Martinez, 26 seconds back,

Vizma's Jorgon Nordhagen at 33 seconds back, and then Little Trek 19-year-old,

Albert Witten Phillipson at 41 seconds back.

Pretty impressive.

We'll also talk about today's Eshborn Frankfurt, one by one of the hosts of this podcast.

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