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It's been a gradual progression for them and obviously you've got some very, very talented

bike riders in their roster. Obviously the big standouts is obviously Wolvenart who

has been incredible here and Roger has been a relatively slow burn over a four or five

year period. But then I've also reignited some Robert Kasink as probably the best he's

gone for a long time. He's been doing an incredible role. A lot of the dirty work on the climbing

and even flatter stages. George Bennett's again, he's been improving so Tony Martin's been

around for a long, long time but he's obviously found his nation in that role. So they've got

a very, very well balanced team and they've certainly been the most dominant team here this

year.

You've got to be impressed, I mean, I've had it off to them. I've been saying for a little

while when you see their build over the last few years. And I think their story with Primoche

is absolutely fantastic. When you think about how they got him, where he's from, the sport

he's from, I mean, I think it's exceptional and it's great for our sport, it's a brilliant

story to be told. So, hats off to them, I think they've done a great job. I think it's strange

you know, when you do think, a lot of people set sights on sky and in the us, but now

it's a change, it's a change, you know, I think we know with Dave and in the us they'll

turn around, they've got fantastic talent, Egan's a fantastic talent, he's obviously just

had a bit of a shocker, you know, and that pressure and everything year after winning

must, we know it's tough, but yeah, hats off to Visma, they've done a great job.

I think that is the, their own version of a super team, you know, and we all saw it coming,

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