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Here's a world-class podcast.

Valverde, looking to take a stage win.

No doubt about that.

Kintana, looking for room, and can he sweep round on the left-hand side or is he going to be content now to follow the wheels?

Can he do anything else?

Miguelanga Lopez is still on the wheel of Roglitch, 150 meters to go.

Valverdi finds himself on the front and if he can just find that acceleration, that kick of pace that we know he can deliver time and time again,

then this won't be a competition.

And nor is it as Valverde rides away from Kintana now and Roglitch.

He looked like he might have been beaten a few kilometres down that climb,

but he rises to the top again.

Valverdi, the world champion gets that stage win.

Does he?

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