I think on the other hand, on the other hand, Spencer, what people also liked about Rubet is that, you know, for once Bogacha did not win, which is, you know, I mean, I'm also a Bogacha fan, but, you know, I know that somebody who's dominant and then doesn't win, that kind of gets to everybody.

Okay, finally, you know, finally somebody beats him, you know?

Yeah.

That's also exciting.

I almost like from a perverted perspective, I was like, I just want to see Kim

Pagatra win every race he starts in 2026.

Like I want to, like how ridiculous can get this get.

But you're right.

It's nice that he didn't win while it wins.

Great race.

Everybody, welcome back to the Move Plus.

I'm Spencer Martin.

I'm here with Johann Bernille.

We are going through the last week in professional cycling, a little bit of lull after

Paribre, the exciting race on Sunday, Johann.

But we've had some stage racing at O Grand Camino with Adam Yates winning today on the stage 4 uphill finish, taking control of the GC.

We had De Brons appeal, which was kind of the ceremonial shift from the cobbles to the pavement for the Ardennes classics.

One, by a rider, frankly, that I don't know if I'd ever really seen win. Anders Foldhager from Jaco, Alula. Great to see them get a win. We'll also talk a little bit about the tour of the Basque Country, which we didn't get a chance to talk about because Roubaix was so exciting, as well as predicting Amstel Gold, which is on Sunday.

Johan, what do you want to talk about first?

What have you been waiting to talk about since we haven't spoken in a few days?

Well, first of all, Spencer, the aftermath of Pari Roubae.

I think, you know, what I would like people to understand is what it meant for Walt Von Art.

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