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Dagencorp now, moving up alongside Rikaze.

Yakopson, playing it cool,

still with the Argentinian, still locked onto the lead at run,

as Rickazy bursts a hole and pushes Dagencock to one side.

Now, Jakobson is exposed, now he owns his sprint.

Bennett comes off his wheel, Bennett and Jakobson,

Bennett, Bennett, Yakobson!

Yacobson just about holds on and he beats Bennett. once again Sam Bennett is going to have to settle for second place to a rider from Dukunit Quickstep and it's Jakobson to Bennett 2 at the end of the Welter

Well I tell you what they might be looking back a little bit because Rikaze gave a clear shoulder barge to one of the riders there trying to, as you said, punch a hole through. So it's going to be interesting to see if that

is flagged up. One for the commissaires, but this is very clear that the red jersey has triumphed.

Primos Roglisch has got to the finish line in Madrid and has won the Vuelter.

Well, David, we are sitting here in late summer, pre-autumnal glorious sunshine, not in Spain,

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